Tom,
Absolutely, positively do NOT put me on your clearance notice list. I don't
need anything more! And my wife is beginning to suspect that I bought the
100/2 and the 16 from you last spring. And we're all going digital anyway,
as soon as I can touch one of those evil digital devices without getting a
rash. But I've got a freezer full of KR. And since I made the new cabinets
and moved my lenses to drawers, I have some space in my bags. They look
kinda empty now. I'm going to the Symposium next month, then whale
watching. I might need a little something. Nothing much, mind you. Maybe
a 90/2. Yeah, I've been good! Maybe I should get another 24 so I don't
have to borrow one from you? Who does my wife think she is anyway? I can
buy whatever I want! Yeah, Baby! What've you got, Tom, old Buddy? You know
it will have a good home with me! [pant, pant. . .]
Gary I can stop whenever I want just like everybody else Edwards
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Scales" <tscales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 3:33 AM
Subject: Re: [OM] What to keep when the Digital Day comes
> Hopefully, by now, most people know I always offer to the list at
favorable
> prices before I sell anything. In fact, I have a folder full of 'requests'
I
> have to go through once the move settles down. If you didn't know this,
> write me privately at tscales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx and I'll give you the link to
> the webpage that has the special "Olympus mail list prices". I try to
keep
> the traffic off the list.
>
> By the way, I didn't mean I was really going to sell everything down to
that
> kit, just 'if I did'. I am going to sell a lot, though, as the collection
> is just too big.
>
.
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