OFF: Judge Trev on Cosmic Puffin bill

[mike coleman]

and Jon, Trev was educated at University, so he used two pieces of strong
cardboard, and better still, showed his rather high IQ by writing "do not
bend"
so resultantly, the spankin' mint copy I lost is right back with me and I'll
never have a sense of loss
Good thing I know the universal secret to removing the "baked in" record
from the printed inner
If I ever take it out, that is......(uh-oh, maybe I do not, it's a PRINTED
INNER, very ICU-ish at that)...maybe better just look at the LP while I play
"rot in burning hell" over and over and over from the CD, which, by the way,
if you own the GWR version you cash in it for a sack of fresh cod
should I play Larry Boyd's CD now???  will I be bored???


On 5/7/09, Jonathan Jarrett <jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote:

>         That would be the perfect cue for a review, really, wouldn't it?
>> After all if I don't do one, Trev will set Mike on me for
>> using second-hand vinyl mailers...
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> NONO
> second hand is "in". That's going green. It's simply that the industry is
> full of nothing but morons whose mailers do not allow extra room for the
> inevitable postmaster games of "hoop" with the parcels....I am out to change
> the industry along with the easily accomplished face of human existence
> re-programing.
> Then there is the abominable and worst-case problem of the UK and it's
> (take note) pathetic "envelope style" mailers
> If your mailer seals like an envelope, destroy it (or them) violently and
> get video.
> The next problem is that while the Bristish countryside is indeed a sight
> to see, beautiful, the material from the trees seems not to translate into
> any kind of cardboard that could actually be called, cardboard
> The mailer you supplied Trev is of the type whose use is only to send a
> couple sheets of wax paper from your mum's kitchen across the street to old
> missus baggins, delivered by hand, lest the wax paper may become creased and
> of no real use to preserve flower petals
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