[at-l] Napoleon Dynamite (was My Bike Ride...by Felix(Was TJbitching)

[camojack at comcast.net (camojack@comcast.net)]

Never having seen it, I still think "Mars Attacks" would be better...
-"Camo"

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> Saw it a week ago with my kids -- paid a dollar for a VHS tape 
> ("VHS" is a magnetic (iron oxide) tape storage format that came 
> out around the same time as "Betamax".) We love the part when 
> the Ambassador sez 
> 
> "Ack! Ack-ack ackkkk ack-akc ACK ack ack, ack!" 
> 
> 
> Man, that's classic. 
> cinematoe 
> 
> --- "George (Tin Man) Andrews" 
> wrote: 
> 
> > Is it better than When Mars Attacks? 
> > Just asking. 
> > Tin Man 
> > 
> > 
> > ----- Original Message ----- 
> > From: 
> > >I love Napoleon Dynamite so much that I asked my son to buy 
> > it for me last Christmas, ... 
> 
> 
> > > -----Original Message----- 
> > > camojack@comcast.net wrote: 
> > >> "Probably saw Napolean Dynamite once too many times." 
> 
> Spatior! Nitor! Nitor! Tempero! 
> Pro Pondera Et Meliora. 
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From: garyticknor at starpower.net (Gary Ticknor)
Date: Fri Nov  4 19:12:58 2005
Subject: [at-l] Piece of silnylon?
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You can iron silnylon - use a cool setting, no hotter than permanent 
press touchup. Keep the iron moving.

To patch silnylon, use any pure silicone product, such as GE Silicone 3 
or Permatex Silicone adhesive. Thin 50/50 with mineral spirits (paint 
thinner). Cut a patch about 1/2" bigger in all dimensions than the tear. 
Spread the thinned silicone on the patch (I use fingers), put the patch 
on the tear, smooth down. Sew for strength, both near the tear and again 
further away, then seal the stitches using the thinned silicone. I use 
regular poly thread, Guttermans works well.

- Greenbriar

>Hummingbird.
>I had one of those silnylon pack covers that I managed to almost rip in half
>when it got caught crossing a stile. Unless you sew much better than me
>(which is a real possibilty <g>) you really need another piece of sil-nylon
>and some Silnet to make the repair. I'll vouch that dental floss and duct
>tape didn't work! (I don't know about iron-on patches, but I'd be really
>careful going near sil-nylon with an iron...)
>
>skeeter
>  
>