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heathicus wrote:

Heath,

Love it!

I was considering posting something similar but this is too perfect. I think there is one other guy who plays this game as well.

All,
Never click on links at the bottom of posts by members who have no personal information in their Public Profile. Especially when the text of the message shows they haven't really been reading the thread or that they have no understanding of Shopsmith or even woodworking. At best you will be subjected to a commercial web page.

Troy

horologist wrote:Heath,

Love it!

I was considering posting something similar but this is too perfect. I think there is one other guy who plays this game as well.

All,
Never click on links at the bottom of posts by members who have no personal information in their Public Profile. Especially when the text of the message shows they haven't really been reading the thread or that they have no understanding of Shopsmith or even woodworking. At best you will be subjected to a commercial web page.

Troy

I went to a very well protected server to take a look at those links. They seem to change every day but they are always some sort of commercial operation that appears to me to be in the UK.

I have put raj on my ignore list to reduce the likelihood of clicking on a link.

dusty wrote:I went to a very well protected server to take a look at those links. They seem to change every day but they are always some sort of commercial operation that appears to me to be in the UK.

I have put raj on my ignore list to reduce the likelihood of clicking on a link.

Great, I used to have access to such a machine. I was just concerned as there are many people who just click on stuff. An engineer I work with is a prime example, he clicks on stuff without reading or thinking and frequently has his machine in a mess. He had a near miss when some genius in our IT department sent out a warning of about a malicious email which included the links to the website.

Troy