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Re: Availability of VPipes

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2020 11:08 am
by Liam Learner
Thanks again Rory for your input.
There have been over 6,500 reads of this thread to date, which would indicate that the members are interested in how it plays out. But, if it helps, I will offer a simple shortcut towards a conclusion.
If Mr Castro posts screenshots of the returned emails to me, the returned letters, or proof he ever tried to phone me I will donate the refund to a front line Covid charity of his choice. Otherwise his entire position falls apart.

It was always about more than the money.

Re: Availability of VPipes

Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2020 8:27 pm
by Steve Bliven
Liam Learner wrote:There have been over 6,500 reads of this thread to date, which would indicate that the members are interested in how it plays out.
Of course, lots of folks stop and stare at car wrecks too.... :D
Best wishes.

Steve

Re: Availability of VPipes

Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2020 2:48 am
by Liam Learner
Hi Steve,

I think a better analogy would be the monkey in Aesop's Fables. He got caught because his fist was jammed too tight in the food jar. His instincts would not allow him to do the obvious thing - let go of the food - until it was too late, and so his fate was sealed.

And on that note I am concluding my involvement with this thread. Unless Mr Castro tries to post the (non-existant) returned emails there is no reason to keep this going. Thanks again to the readers and to the Moderator for steering me through my first ever social media experience.

Re: Availability of VPipes

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2020 7:57 am
by NicoMoreno
Liam Learner wrote:I think a better analogy would be the monkey in Aesop's Fables. He got caught because his fist was jammed too tight in the food jar. His instincts would not allow him to do the obvious thing - let go of the food - until it was too late, and so his fate was sealed.
No, Steve's analogy is demonstrably better.

Re: Availability of VPipes

Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2020 2:03 pm
by an seanduine
Or perhaps the confusion is which monkey fable. . .perhaps ´The Monkey and the Dolphin´ is the correct fable?

Bob