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June 10th 06, 04:36 PM
By.Larry Blanchard yet another aquaria loser
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Date: Thurs, Jun 8 2006 1:06 pm
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I promised a report on using cork as a bckground, so here it is. So
far, the results are not encouraging.
Typical for osmethng froma turtle ****er and loser like you .
The first time, I took dry cork tiles and attached them to styrene
sheet. Then I attached the sheet to the aquarium walls. Both times I
used aquarium silicone as the adhesive.
Poor choice lary, poor choice..oh I already said that.
The adhesive worked fine, but the tiles warped since the side that was
glued to the styrene didn't get as wet.
Oh really, are you absolutley sure thats the reason? I doubt it, but
the answer would be above your head, so I will not bother to tellyou
why.
OK, change course, I soaked the tiles in water for a week or two and
tried attaching them to the aquaium walls with underwater epoxy. Hah!
I clamped the tiles for the specified time and when I removed the
clamps the tiles fell off. BTW, the epoxy was "AquaStik Epoxy Putty"
and the description on PetSolutions website claimed it worked dry,
wet,
or underwater and "even sticks to glass." I should know better than
to
believe ad claims :-).
Yep its suckers like you that their advertising is aimed at, looks
like they reeled in yet another sucker.....
This happened just this morning so I haven't contacted PetSolutions
yet, but you can be sure I will.
Oh, its common practice for whiners like you to get so upset and make
an issue out of something that is not an issue, but rather a lack of
common sence on your part, but you try and hold the manufacturer
responsible..........typical liberal dumbass
So at this point I'm stymied. The cork, especially the cork bark,
looks great. But I'm out of ideas. Anyone have any suggestions?
Don;t take much to empty that little mind of yours does it. Perhaps
its because its so full of passion for Carol Gulley and having sex
with turtles, there is no room for anything else.
If all else fails I may try coating the tiles with epoxy paint after
they dry and then attaching them with silicone. Might work.
I can just see yet another abortion of the first degree coming up on
this idea............hahahahaha
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From: - view profile
Date: Thurs, Jun 8 2006 1:06 pm
Email: " >
I promised a report on using cork as a bckground, so here it is. So
far, the results are not encouraging.
Typical for osmethng froma turtle ****er and loser like you .
The first time, I took dry cork tiles and attached them to styrene
sheet. Then I attached the sheet to the aquarium walls. Both times I
used aquarium silicone as the adhesive.
Poor choice lary, poor choice..oh I already said that.
The adhesive worked fine, but the tiles warped since the side that was
glued to the styrene didn't get as wet.
Oh really, are you absolutley sure thats the reason? I doubt it, but
the answer would be above your head, so I will not bother to tellyou
why.
OK, change course, I soaked the tiles in water for a week or two and
tried attaching them to the aquaium walls with underwater epoxy. Hah!
I clamped the tiles for the specified time and when I removed the
clamps the tiles fell off. BTW, the epoxy was "AquaStik Epoxy Putty"
and the description on PetSolutions website claimed it worked dry,
wet,
or underwater and "even sticks to glass." I should know better than
to
believe ad claims :-).
Yep its suckers like you that their advertising is aimed at, looks
like they reeled in yet another sucker.....
This happened just this morning so I haven't contacted PetSolutions
yet, but you can be sure I will.
Oh, its common practice for whiners like you to get so upset and make
an issue out of something that is not an issue, but rather a lack of
common sence on your part, but you try and hold the manufacturer
responsible..........typical liberal dumbass
So at this point I'm stymied. The cork, especially the cork bark,
looks great. But I'm out of ideas. Anyone have any suggestions?
Don;t take much to empty that little mind of yours does it. Perhaps
its because its so full of passion for Carol Gulley and having sex
with turtles, there is no room for anything else.
If all else fails I may try coating the tiles with epoxy paint after
they dry and then attaching them with silicone. Might work.
I can just see yet another abortion of the first degree coming up on
this idea............hahahahaha
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