Gene
You wouldn't be any distant relation to that other great prose writer
Thomas Hardy, would you??
Mikeb
> -- [ From: Eugene Fisher * EMC.Ver #3.1a PRODIGY ] --
>
> I think it is because:
>
> When you are outside reclining in your camp chairs on your Quartsite
> vinyl mat under your roll out awning listening to the babbling brook
> just 10 feet from your door, and friends arrive. You zip in and out of
> the coach bringing drinks and appetizers. You like not to open and
> close the heavy door while just a faint touch moves the screen door like
> a quiet breeze.
>
> The Fantastic Fan draws large silent quantities of fresh cool air into
> the coach through the screen door without the ugly rasp of the generator
> and the air conditioner. When evening comes gentle breezes flow
> through the whole coach through the door with out the attention of
> buzzing varmints. Life is good and a screen door is bliss.
>
> If you do not want yours, just whisper it on the net and it will be gone
> .
>
> gene
>
> -------- REPLY,
You wouldn't be any distant relation to that other great prose writer
Thomas Hardy, would you??
Mikeb
> -- [ From: Eugene Fisher * EMC.Ver #3.1a PRODIGY ] --
>
> I think it is because:
>
> When you are outside reclining in your camp chairs on your Quartsite
> vinyl mat under your roll out awning listening to the babbling brook
> just 10 feet from your door, and friends arrive. You zip in and out of
> the coach bringing drinks and appetizers. You like not to open and
> close the heavy door while just a faint touch moves the screen door like
> a quiet breeze.
>
> The Fantastic Fan draws large silent quantities of fresh cool air into
> the coach through the screen door without the ugly rasp of the generator
> and the air conditioner. When evening comes gentle breezes flow
> through the whole coach through the door with out the attention of
> buzzing varmints. Life is good and a screen door is bliss.
>
> If you do not want yours, just whisper it on the net and it will be gone
> .
>
> gene
>
> -------- REPLY,
