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#11

09-19-2011, 07:09 PM

Draketh

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Originally Posted by Muddydawg75

Doc mailed me a stack of his larger stickers. I wheeled with Doc and I told him he needed a larger sticker... something closer to the size of a dollar bill..... he acted and I've handed them out to every AirDoc customer that wheeled with me since....

as for shirts.... I'd pay for another one just in case this one gets harmed...

I was shocked at the quality of the shirt too, I love this thing, it's one of my new favorite shirts!

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09-19-2011, 07:22 PM

Muddydawg75

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Doc just doesn't screw around....

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09-19-2011, 10:09 PM

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Every time I see Doc I ask where my XXL T-shirt is and he says he does not have any XXLs! I think that is discrimination against the "Husky" people!

Heck, I was the "test mule" for the H3 Alpha intake and I never got a shirt or big sticker!!! I see how you are Doc!

I am going to start up a class action law suit for the "Husky" people against Air Doc Intakes! Any takers.....

Last edited by TAINTER; 09-20-2011 at 12:19 PM.

#14

09-20-2011, 03:56 AM

2wheelmonster

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very interesting replies in this thread.... also it got twisted

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09-28-2011, 11:03 PM

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Nice shirt.

Also, I agree and disagree. We are raising our daughter (5 now) never to point anything that even resembles a gun at anyone, dogs, horses, etc. Living on land, we have had the ability to show her what a gun does to a watermelon, and impress upon her a gun will do the same thing to a person or animal. At her age, we need to have her total respect for the destruction it can do.

At my age (older than most of you)(adopted our daughter), we know a toy is a toy is a toy.

Bringing a small child up with absolute rules that dont change between a toy or the real thing helps keep an accident from happening by their mishandeling. But being an adult now, I have almost completely lost my fear for squirt pistols...