Etiquette in the Customer's Home

Ron Nossaman RNossaman@cox.net
Thu, 21 Nov 2002 22:45:43 -0600


>Situation: Customer collects clocks. Regulators. Cuckoos. Mantels. 
>Grandmothers and Grandfathers. Novelty Clocks. All kinda clocks...tick, 
>ticka, tickety, tickaty, bong, chime, gong, wang, ding, ticka, tick ... 
>None in sync with any other and all slightly off from each other as they 
>strike the quarter hours ... Bbang bbongong bbbing boonng....
>
>Question: Would it be "rude" or, in some other way, socially unacceptable 
>to take my 2 1/2 pound stringing sledge and start adjusting these little 
>treasures?
>
>Alan Barnard

Save it for the evil little pointy eared inbred wooly-booger dog/troll that 
sneaks up behind you every fifteen minutes and cuts loose with a high Z, 
hundred and ten decibel bark. SQUEAK! Twitch, tic, POW!


>Next Time I'll Check The Gas Gauge Before Driving to Cabool from Salem, MO

There's another story here...

Ron N


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