Best place to buy?

"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Costco has a model for $899, IIRC. Why do you feel you need a Bowflex?

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Check the newspaper. By the end of the month, into next, they should be
sprouting up like mushrooms.
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Dr. Dickie
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Poking kooks with a pointy stick
Proud member of the, "Vast right-wing conspiracy

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Check the newspaper. By the end of the month, into next, they should
be sprouting up like mushrooms.

Seriously, this is the best place to find them. People buy them, use them
for a clothes rack for a period of time, them sell them. They're brand new.
--
-Larry

"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

David

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"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

David

But ya have ta tell him, "Big Louiey sent me."

--
Dr. Dickie
Skepticult member in good standing #394-00596-438
Poking kooks with a pointy stick
Proud member of the, "Vast right-wing conspiracy."

"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

Dangit, David, this was better than the ZMA and prison crack or the percocet
one! (btw, he said "minor" pain - I think percocet is overkill for that :-)

I hate sneezing and laughing at the same time. How do you know if you have
a cold or allergies?

Selene

"Selene" wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

Dangit, David, this was better than the ZMA and prison crack or the
percocet
one! (btw, he said "minor" pain - I think percocet is overkill for that
:-)

I hate sneezing and laughing at the same time. How do you know if you
have
a cold or allergies?

I am sure that Tony has some "meds" that will take care of that too.

On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 11:05:12 -0800, "Selene" <[email hidden]>

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

Dangit, David, this was better than the ZMA and prison crack or the percocet
one! (btw, he said "minor" pain - I think percocet is overkill for that :-)

I hate sneezing and laughing at the same time. How do you know if you have
a cold or allergies?

I suspect the simplest method would be to assess the viscosity of the
snot!!

"Dr_Dickie" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

But ya have ta tell him, "Big Louiey sent me."

If you want it wholesale + 5%, yes.

David

"Selene" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Nadya" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Tony's Sporting Goods, 1347 Eighth Street.

Dangit, David, this was better than the ZMA and prison crack or the
percocet
one! (btw, he said "minor" pain - I think percocet is overkill for that
:-)

No pain is too minor for Percocet. Even the possibility of pain could
require Percocet.

I've been lucky. I don't get addicted to virtually anything, so, the fact
that I believe in "better living through modern chemistry" isn't a problem.

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I hate sneezing and laughing at the same time. How do you know if you
have
a cold or allergies?

I don't have either.

Oh, you meant "you". The symptoms can be identical, in some people,
sometimes. A white blood cell count differential during symptomatic times
would work. Or an epidemiologic approach...colds during the winter,
allergies during the allergy season.

David

"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Selene" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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I hate sneezing and laughing at the same time. How do you know if you
have a cold or allergies?

I don't have either.

Oh, you meant "you".

Ha ha ha ha - YOU are too quick for ME.

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The symptoms can be identical, in some people,
sometimes. A white blood cell count differential during symptomatic times
would work. Or an epidemiologic approach...colds during the winter,
allergies during the allergy season.

Is now winter or allergy season? An hour ago the rooftops were white with
hail*. Now I've had to draw my drapes to mute the sunshine.

Selene

* in case you are unfamiliar with the word: http://www.chaseday.com/hail.htm
and for the nerds: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/cae/svrwx/hail.htm

"Selene" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"Selene" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote

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I hate sneezing and laughing at the same time. How do you know if you
have a cold or allergies?

I don't have either.

Oh, you meant "you".

Ha ha ha ha - YOU are too quick for ME.

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The symptoms can be identical, in some people,
sometimes. A white blood cell count differential during symptomatic times
would work. Or an epidemiologic approach...colds during the winter,
allergies during the allergy season.

Is now winter or allergy season?

I don't have a clue when allergy season is, as I have never had allergies. I
think it's in the spring. Or is that the fall?

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An hour ago the rooftops were white with
hail*. Now I've had to draw my drapes to mute the sunshine.

Selene

* in case you are unfamiliar with the word:
http://www.chaseday.com/hail.htm
and for the nerds: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/er/cae/svrwx/hail.htm

We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail a
summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet? Freezing
rain?

David

David Cohen said:

We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail a
summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet? Freezing
rain?

In the UK, colloquially speaking at least, hail is little (or not so
little) balls of ice. You can hear it rattling off hard surfaces as
it comes down (very noisy in a car). It makes the ground, roofs etc
white very quickly and then usually melts just as quickly.

Sleet is a mixture of snow and rain and often presages snow itself.
If it stays as sleet until it stops it rarely gets a chance to make
anything white.

Hail is more common in Spring and Summer, at least over here.

Ellis

"Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen said:

We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail a
summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet?
Freezing
rain?

In the UK, colloquially speaking at least, hail is little (or not so
little) balls of ice. You can hear it rattling off hard surfaces as
it comes down (very noisy in a car). It makes the ground, roofs etc
white very quickly and then usually melts just as quickly.

Yup. We must get British hail, too.

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Sleet is a mixture of snow and rain and often presages snow itself.
If it stays as sleet until it stops it rarely gets a chance to make
anything white.

Hail is more common in Spring and Summer, at least over here.

Exactly where it belongs.

Unlike that Canadian hail.

David

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Cohen said:

"Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen said:

We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail a
summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet?
Freezing
rain?

In the UK, colloquially speaking at least, hail is little (or not so
little) balls of ice. You can hear it rattling off hard surfaces as
it comes down (very noisy in a car). It makes the ground, roofs etc
white very quickly and then usually melts just as quickly.

Yup. We must get British hail, too.

Quoted message said:

Sleet is a mixture of snow and rain and often presages snow itself.
If it stays as sleet until it stops it rarely gets a chance to make
anything white.

Hail is more common in Spring and Summer, at least over here.

Exactly where it belongs.

Unlike that Canadian hail.

We got hit with some hail a couple summers back with up to 5" diameter stones.

My car looked a lot like a golf ball.

In article <khobman-1402051752460001@localhost>, [email hidden]

(Hobbes) said:

In article <[email hidden]>, "David

Cohen said:

"Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail a
>summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet?
>Freezing
>rain?

In the UK, colloquially speaking at least, hail is little (or not so
little) balls of ice. You can hear it rattling off hard surfaces as
it comes down (very noisy in a car). It makes the ground, roofs etc
white very quickly and then usually melts just as quickly.

Yup. We must get British hail, too.

Quoted message said:

Sleet is a mixture of snow and rain and often presages snow itself.
If it stays as sleet until it stops it rarely gets a chance to make
anything white.

Hail is more common in Spring and Summer, at least over here.

Exactly where it belongs.

Unlike that Canadian hail.

We got hit with some hail a couple summers back with up to 5" diameter stones.

My car looked a lot like a golf ball.

Oh. My point. Real friggin' hail. Not that piddly-assed stuff the Brits
slough off as hail.

:^)

"Hobbes" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen said:

"Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote

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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail

a

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>summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet?
>Freezing
>rain?

In the UK, colloquially speaking at least, hail is little (or not so
little) balls of ice. You can hear it rattling off hard surfaces as
it comes down (very noisy in a car). It makes the ground, roofs etc
white very quickly and then usually melts just as quickly.

Yup. We must get British hail, too.

Quoted message said:

Sleet is a mixture of snow and rain and often presages snow itself.
If it stays as sleet until it stops it rarely gets a chance to make
anything white.

Hail is more common in Spring and Summer, at least over here.

Exactly where it belongs.

Unlike that Canadian hail.

We got hit with some hail a couple summers back with up to 5" diameter

stones.

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I thought Canajuns used the metric system. Shouldn't that be 15cm* stones?

Selene

* yes, yes, I know 15 cm =/= 5 inches, but don't you think if you were
regularly using the metric system, you'd round things to the even 5s and 0s?
Except for civil engineers, who are a bloody literal minded lot, and refer
to 2x4s and pipe diams as something bizarre in metric.

In article <[email hidden]>, "Selene"

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"Hobbes" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen said:

"Ellis" <[email hidden]> wrote
> "David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>>We have hail in Las Vegas. In the summer, where it belongs. Isn't hail

a

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>>summertime thunderstorm phenomenom? You sure you didn't have sleet?
>>Freezing
>>rain?
>
> In the UK, colloquially speaking at least, hail is little (or not so
> little) balls of ice. You can hear it rattling off hard surfaces as
> it comes down (very noisy in a car). It makes the ground, roofs etc
> white very quickly and then usually melts just as quickly.

Yup. We must get British hail, too.

> Sleet is a mixture of snow and rain and often presages snow itself.
> If it stays as sleet until it stops it rarely gets a chance to make
> anything white.
>
> Hail is more common in Spring and Summer, at least over here.

Exactly where it belongs.

Unlike that Canadian hail.

We got hit with some hail a couple summers back with up to 5" diameter

stones.

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I thought Canajuns used the metric system. Shouldn't that be 15cm* stones?

Selene

* yes, yes, I know 15 cm =/= 5 inches, but don't you think if you were
regularly using the metric system, you'd round things to the even 5s and 0s?
Except for civil engineers, who are a bloody literal minded lot, and refer
to 2x4s and pipe diams as something bizarre in metric.

Since we were talking diameter it was an easy reference point for me...

:^o

Nadya said:

Can someone please tell me where I could buy a Bowflex with the best
quality and price?

Fifth circle of hell, third door on the left.