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I'm not very smart, but i can lift heavy things

Blackzxr wrote:I'm not very smart, but i can lift heavy things

you bragging about your NOB again ??

StereoHead wrote:so many ppl cling to their "industry standards" excuse ...... Oh well... If you wanna keep doing things the hard way... no skin off my nose hehe...

mate u should see some of the "electrical industry standards" paperwork i see at work from consultants.

There standards are still from the 50's cos some bloke has been doing a cut and past from job to job.

i still have clients running Autocad R14, i think its from 1998 or there abouts.

mrmina wrote:well u've come to the wrong place.

most of the people here are as dumb as dog shit

HEY! I resemble that remark!!!!

bonester wrote:Don't ask how I know this...useless bastards.

http://www.royalinventions.com

Ask someone not to ask and back your left nut (ovary for females) that someone will so i'm asking, how do you know ?

mick_dundee wrote:

bonester wrote:Don't ask how I know this...useless bastards.

http://www.royalinventions.com

Ask someone not to ask and back your left nut (ovary for females) that someone will so i'm asking, how do you know ?

Perhaps he owns it??

Ask someone not to ask and back your left nut (ovary for females) that someone will so i'm asking, how do you know ?

I wasted $6200 on them with one of my inventions in 2002. Got nowhere. I flew to Melbourne to check out their office and it looked legit. Spent the dosh didn't get any result, and I'm not convinced they did anything at all.

Perhaps he owns it??

I wish....I would get my $6200 back that way....

Inventions are a bastard to get going. I've given up (got a few) and working on my driving school- far better return on my investment,(several motorcycles) and I enjoy it to boot!
Maybe try the Triton Foundation- they help Aussie inventors get going....