Pondmeister
June 4th 07, 02:51 PM
Yet more crap from anther babbng fool that thnks rpm is the in place
to get info.duh! The blind leading the blind is more like it.
On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 20:32:21 CST, Kurt >
wrote:
<<>>In article >,
<<>> "Gareee©" > wrote:
<<>>
<<>>> "Derek Broughton" > wrote in message
<<>>> ...
<<>>> > San Diego Joe wrote:
<<>>> >
<<>>> >> "Derek Broughton" wrote:
<<>>> >>
<<>>> >>> Gareee© wrote:
<<>>> >>>
<<>>> >>>>> Doug Brown" > wrote in message
<<>>> >>>>> ...
<<>>> >>>>> This really isn't that tough, and google should be your friend.
<<>>> >>>>
<<>>> >>>> True, but as you just said, you got TONS of hits.. and after trying
<<>>> >>>> about 8 different ways to attach fitting to the rubbermaid, I don;t
<<>>> >>>> want
<<>>> >>>> to screw it up, and I don't want to deal with leaks and tearing the
<<>>> >>>> whole thing apart a week from now.
<<>>> >>>>
<<>>> >>>> It's not like there's a "build your own pond filter" website, with
<<>>> >>>> specs, part numbers and order info.
<<>>> >>>
<<>>> >>> There isn't? Too bad, I know there used to be some (OK, perhaps not so
<<>>> >>> far as "order info" but with specific part availability).
<<>>> >>
<<>>> >> Funny. Try googling "build your own pond filter"
<<>>> >
<<>>> > I'm not sure what your point is. I don't see anything there that actually
<<>>> > gives the sort of detail Gareee wants. I really do recall having seen
<<>>> > some
<<>>> > that did.
<<>>>
<<>>> It's funny you mention that,. Derek.. the whole point of getting the group
<<>>> back was to have a resource for us to share information, but when someone
<<>>> has an honest problem, and asks for issues, were were a number of "google it
<<>>> yourself" replies.
<<>>
<<>>Only that when people were inquiring about very general things, a good
<<>>place to start is with Google.
<<>>I found myself going to Google for a few of the topics brought up here,
<<>>and was able to learn even more.
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I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!
to get info.duh! The blind leading the blind is more like it.
On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 20:32:21 CST, Kurt >
wrote:
<<>>In article >,
<<>> "Gareee©" > wrote:
<<>>
<<>>> "Derek Broughton" > wrote in message
<<>>> ...
<<>>> > San Diego Joe wrote:
<<>>> >
<<>>> >> "Derek Broughton" wrote:
<<>>> >>
<<>>> >>> Gareee© wrote:
<<>>> >>>
<<>>> >>>>> Doug Brown" > wrote in message
<<>>> >>>>> ...
<<>>> >>>>> This really isn't that tough, and google should be your friend.
<<>>> >>>>
<<>>> >>>> True, but as you just said, you got TONS of hits.. and after trying
<<>>> >>>> about 8 different ways to attach fitting to the rubbermaid, I don;t
<<>>> >>>> want
<<>>> >>>> to screw it up, and I don't want to deal with leaks and tearing the
<<>>> >>>> whole thing apart a week from now.
<<>>> >>>>
<<>>> >>>> It's not like there's a "build your own pond filter" website, with
<<>>> >>>> specs, part numbers and order info.
<<>>> >>>
<<>>> >>> There isn't? Too bad, I know there used to be some (OK, perhaps not so
<<>>> >>> far as "order info" but with specific part availability).
<<>>> >>
<<>>> >> Funny. Try googling "build your own pond filter"
<<>>> >
<<>>> > I'm not sure what your point is. I don't see anything there that actually
<<>>> > gives the sort of detail Gareee wants. I really do recall having seen
<<>>> > some
<<>>> > that did.
<<>>>
<<>>> It's funny you mention that,. Derek.. the whole point of getting the group
<<>>> back was to have a resource for us to share information, but when someone
<<>>> has an honest problem, and asks for issues, were were a number of "google it
<<>>> yourself" replies.
<<>>
<<>>Only that when people were inquiring about very general things, a good
<<>>place to start is with Google.
<<>>I found myself going to Google for a few of the topics brought up here,
<<>>and was able to learn even more.
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I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!