Re: You're not going to believe this!

"Koolchicki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
<john.kulczycki@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Mar 18, 4:36 pm, gekko <ge...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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 Mark <blueriver...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You wouldn't even believe what I did today.
I could give you all the details, but you still
wouldn't believe me.

It took me 5 hours. I met with the breakfast
club this morning to tell them what I was
going to try to do. They said it was dangerous
and probably impossible.

Now I'm celebrating safe at home and having
one of my Friday night beers. What I did today
will remain long beyond my natural life. I could
have been killed many times, but somehow, luck
was on my side.

I'm exhausted and a little shaky. Now for a long
hot soak and then bask in the glory.  Besides...

I'm trying it again tomorrow.

Mark

So somehow I got on this mailing list, once?  Some guy who promotes a
product that is mostly just him offering advice, right?  He was gushing
to all the victims on his list about his services and products, 'k?

His stuff reads *exactly* like your post above.

Anyway, congrats on figuring out which hand to use.

--
gekko
"Have you ever imagined a world with no hypothetical situations?"

No.

Most likely he put on his trench coat, ran into a dike-biker's bar,
and flashed them.

Most likely it was comedy night and therefore they did not kill him on
the spot.

Some folks are lucky like that.

There is no such thing as luck. Regardless of what some people may
think of bikers, most are particular about what they get on their
hands.

--
promote flatulence!
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