warranty tip

Marty wrote:
"Lure builder" wrote in message
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Don't remove the cello from the handle of the rod until it snaps. The

warranty

will be honored better when you present a rod with a mint handle.


As a public service, I will advise not to remove the violin or viola either.


Is this where the phrase "stringing your rod" came from?

Marty wrote:
"Lure builder" wrote in message
...

Don't remove the cello from the handle of the rod until it snaps. The

warranty

will be honored better when you present a rod with a mint handle.


As a public service, I will advise not to remove the violin or viola either.


Is this where the phrase "stringing your rod" came from?

Dear TROLL,

I can't believe you broke another tip. Get your mindless self an ugly stick.
You should not fish ever again. Take up demolition derby racing instead,
your much better at that.


"Lure builder" wrote in message
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Don't remove the cello from the handle of the rod until it snaps. The
warranty
will be honored better when you present a rod with a mint handle.

Al does pretty good trolling with those "broken rods" I am amazed how
many fish he catches over and over again..

I happened to snap a rod the other night while fishing with some other lads.
The cello was still on the handle and advice given from the lads was to return
it. It is not rocket science to see the advantage of the cello.

I'm very surprised that your young, gay, friends would suggest that. Snapping a
rod is rarely a manufacturing defect. It's most often due to misuse.

Lure builder wrote:
I happened to snap a rod the other night while fishing with some other lads.
The cello was still on the handle and advice given from the lads was to return
it. It is not rocket science to see the advantage of the cello.

Being a gay he should be used to rod snapping ; )


"Dan Krueger" wrote in message
ink.net...
I'm very surprised that your young, gay, friends would suggest that.
Snapping a
rod is rarely a manufacturing defect. It's most often due to misuse.

Lure builder wrote:
I happened to snap a rod the other night while fishing with some other
lads.
The cello was still on the handle and advice given from the lads was to
return
it. It is not rocket science to see the advantage of the cello.

Being a gay he should be used to rod snapping ; )


"Dan Krueger" wrote in message
ink.net...
I'm very surprised that your young, gay, friends would suggest that.
Snapping a
rod is rarely a manufacturing defect. It's most often due to misuse.

Lure builder wrote:
I happened to snap a rod the other night while fishing with some other
lads.
The cello was still on the handle and advice given from the lads was to
return
it. It is not rocket science to see the advantage of the cello.

Lure builder wrote:
It is not rocket science to see the advantage of the cello.


Yes. It makes the nice, comfortable cork handle feel like a piece of
cheap plastic. It makes it slippery when wet, too. Advantages beyond the
grasp of rocket scientists the world over.

Lure builder wrote:
It is not rocket science to see the advantage of the cello.


Yes. It makes the nice, comfortable cork handle feel like a piece of
cheap plastic. It makes it slippery when wet, too. Advantages beyond the
grasp of rocket scientists the world over.