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Re: Attic Smoke Detectors Question



Mr. Bass said:
"I know where he is, how much he sells, what his business largely consists
of
  and a good deal more".

You lie again Mr. Bass...More of your continual lies, Mr. Bass.
You don't know anything about my business, how much I sell or what
any of my businesses consist of.

Mr Bass said:
"Mugford mostly sells (but does not install) residential burglar alarms.
  Like most small alarm companies, his outfit does almost no commercial fire
  alarms".

Wrong again Mr. Bass....You're full of lies....
You tell so many lies you don't know your lies
from the truth.

Tell us what you know about me and my businesses Mr. Bass.

Tell us some more lies.........

Norm Mugford







"Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:qoCdnYJsMK22u_XfRVn-hA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Jeeez Robert, is that like, "its just up the road a piece, take a right
a
> > the big pine tree and then its a hop, skip and a jump".
>
> Nope.  I wasn't giving directions -- only comparing climates.
>
> > I hope you never get lost in the Amazon...
>
> I have not visited the Amazon... yet.  My brother sailed up the Amazon
River
> many years ago though.  My brother-in-law works on an oil rig in the
middle
> of the Amazon jungle.  I hope to visit Manaus -- capital of Amazonia --
next
> year.  We'll most likely do one of the eco-tours of the rain forest.
>
> > You'll be an old man by the time you get out
> > with your directional savoy.
>
> Heh, heh, heh... :^)
>
> > We were discussing attic
> >> temperatures and the point was that his location has essentially the
same
> >> climate as mine.
> >
> > I will agree with "essentially" but I never really
> > addressed that point of your earlier statement.
> > Just noticed either you didn't really know where
> > Mugford had his business or if you did, really
> > didn't know where Palm Coast was located,
> > thats all.
>
> I know where he is, how much he sells, what his business largely consists
of
> and a good deal more.  And yes, I know where Palm Coast is.  It is as I
said
> a bit north of where I am and a bit east as well.  Bear in mind that a few
> hours' drive easily qualifies as "a bit" when you routinely fly back and
> forth to the southern hemisphere.  :^)
>
> > In point of fact, Palm Coast is often a few
> > degrees warmer than Sarasota since we get
> > the gulf breezes and they get onshore wind
> >
> > In the winter you are cooler. In the summer
> > the east coast is most always cooler then the
> > west coast...
>
> You might be right aboout that.  However, the original issue was Mugford's
> bad advice to use a 135ºF rate-of-rise heat detector in an attic.  That
was
> a serious error.  Doing so will almost certainly cause false alarms.
> Mugford mostly sells (but does not install) residential burglar alarms.
> Like most small alarm companies, his outfit does almost no commercial fire
> alarms.  It is therefore not surprising that he has so little knowledge of
> fire alarm practices.  However, even a rank beginner ought to know that
you
> should NEVER install a 135º ROR in a Florida attic.  Nit pick all you want
> about whether he's due North or Northeast from me.  He still posted really
> bad advice and when I pointed it out he challenged me on it.  Even when
half
> the newsgroup pointed out how lame his advice was he failed to admit his
> error.  This is typical of the kind of bully he is -- too cowardly even to
> admit a stupid mistake.
>
> > We are protected from those onshore winds, you
> > speak of, by the Bahamian Island chain (over 700
> > islands, say hey rory)...
>
> I meant to say winds which come from the landward side.  Would that be
> called "onshore" or something else?
>
> > I would much rather be on the east coast...
>
> Each to his own.  I love it here.  I'm five minutes from Siesta Key Beach.
> The weather is gorgeous (except during hurricanes :)).  I enjoy bike
riding
> on the gulf coast keys from Bird Key up to Anna Maria Island.  To me this
is
> a paradise, second only to Salvador, Brazil.
>
> BTW, I'm building a website with photos I've taken of Brazil.  As soon as
> it's set up I'll post a link.  I suspect you'll like the photos.  We plan
to
> be down ther for a month beginning in mid-July if all goes well with the
> Internet hookup.  It takes much longer to get things going than here but
> from what I hear the online service is reliable once you get it going.
I'll
> take pictures of Morro do Sao Paulo and Ilha Itaparica next trip.  They
are
> a couple of fantastic tropical islands near Salvador.  We plan to spend a
> few days at a poussada on Morro and another on Itaparica.
>
> If you ever have the time to go, you really ought to see Brazil.  The land
> is incredibly beautiful, the people strikingly so and much more friendly
> than most other places I've travelled.  The food is just out of this
> world!!!
>
> > I am either south or southeast of you
> > depending on where I am hanging my
> > hat at the time...
>
> Yes, I know.  We talked about it on the phone a while back.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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