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It may sell well enough as basically a house brand for Monkey.

Or this reason, easily. I bring up the possibility as brand names are property, and different countries have different laws pertaining to brand names.

It could easily be that the Koho brand is not licensed in Europe now and is still licensed in North America. That actually happens a LOT.

We'll see. How down is wifey for that? Dunno...

Thanks for looking.

I had to clear our conversation (for our trade) and I don't know if another conversation could be added. It would be great if the capacity could be expanded.

I did order Our boxes do not hold much here. Thanks for the offer.

Gotta get it done by end of July!

$15 for a big ol' roll!!!

I will try Amazon.

All Michael's had was the tub of plaster of Paris; no plaster strips ?

Can't find the plaster strips. Any leads on where to get them?

Bauer may have cages to fit since they bought iTech. I think their 960 is a clone of the iTech. You can check to see if one fits. In Canada, a cat eye is hard to come by. You may need an American friend to get you one if you're in Canada.

Actually, early morning (6:48 am).

You would have deserved the scolding! You know what I'm saying there. I think we are lock step in agreement on this type of thing.

Yes- I know where you're coming from on that! I had enquired about my tracking number three days after ordering some Monster stuff and the person answering my email replied with "it's only been three business days since you had ordered", in which my reply was "if you covered yourself with 'please allow 3-5 business days for processing your order' on your e-receipts, I would not be contacting you until day 6". They did compensate me, which is a step in the right direction. We now live in a day and age where fulfillments of orders happen within 24 hours on a regular basis. This is what we expect. We also expect instantaneous tracking. Blame Amazon, but when you're not told that an item is something that takes 3-5 to make or you're told to expect tracking numbers, you had better bloody well do your job! When I was building composites, my lead times were artificially long, but it covered me just in case a supplier had a gaff, which happened regularly. And when those mishaps happened, my customers were made aware and given the option to cancel. I was always 2-4 weeks ahead of my lead times quoted, which was by design. No customer of mine ever wondered where their stuff was, as they were updated constantly. For the prices they paid for stuff (as in some cases, I was literally fleshing out bar mat sketches into working prototypes, which included testing), that is what they deserved. I get tired of people not doing their jobs. Of course I deal with that A LOT in my regular job, so I have EVEN less patience with that quality when I am paying for it. Some people may call me a tough to deal with customer, but I feel that I conduct myself in my (side) business the way I expect to be treated as a customer. I am more patient with private sellers selling their used stuff, but ones who hang their shingle should know better. Sorry about the rant, as I woke particularly bitchy this morning!

You always could have Dennis Dombrowski re-work the glove. Whilst not completely broken in, it will close easily. Just a thought.

Hernia mesh lawsuits, Pro Stock Hockey and keeping your hair colour vibrant are the latest ads...

I don't like some of the ads. I don't know how Plenty O Fish and other dating sites are on here. I found my lady. Don't need another.

What are you trying to say?

Yessir!

I would be VERY surprised if it gets a clear. The vinyl they use in wraps is pretty tough stuff. My apologies for not being more clear.

Wraps are impervious to nearly everything. The process is nearly identical to wrapped cars. Shawn certainly thinks wrapped helmets with custom foam (rather than fitted from a plaster mould) are the future.

We can't expect this to come off your dime!

Unless the mask already fits poorly?