OT: Sort of, Mother of all Leaf Blowers

Mar 14, 2006 4 Replies
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Prior threads have dealt with using leaf blowers to clean out the shop or how noisy leaf blowers cause irritation. This should do more than a passable job of getting anything, up to and including small children out of the shop:


As with other postings for these links, you will have to join the two lines above because my news server thinks I'm posting a commercial post and thus rejects my posting if I don't break it apart.


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That is probably an 80 char limit on linelength, which I have seen on many feeds. I only recall seeing it applied to the headers, however, but that's memory for ya.

You might be able to get around it doing what someone showed me for (long) urls--instead of using "" brackets, bracket it with "", where "..." is the "

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$%$%@$#"so you get something like:

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Google Groups seems to have anticipated the problem and rejoined the link. No problem - click > view.

I like the blower for cleaning out the garage, but where exactly am I supposed to blow the stuff in the shop? Plus, I doubt I could back that thing down the stairs - I know the truck wouldn't make it.

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Nope, it's got nothing to do with the line length nor brackets. If a link has the word "classifieds" (or maybe "photoads"), my news server rejects the posting with a message that reads approximately, "Posting rejected, rec.ww is not a commercial newsgroup".

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I'm afraid I can't solve *all* of the problems for you. You're probably going to have a problem backing the tractor down the steps too. ;-)

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