Re: Q- is it okay to upload covers to my website?

From: performingchimp <performingchimp@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 14:36:03 GMT

Steven Bornfeld wrote:

If that were true I could "borrow" your garden shears anytime I liked, and without your prior knowledge and consent, so long as I returned them in good condition before you needed them. And frankly, if you want me to advertise the shears I'll try.

Steve

Please leave them in standard pruning.
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