Anti lawyers

Hi_Ho_Sliver · #1 10-07-2005, 12:07 PM

And lawyers need the business...right or wrong!

Kenny_S · #2 10-07-2005, 04:29 PM

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, Sorry Ash, I would like to see a carved golf ball used in the PGA. I can see it now. Tiger Wood starts to tee up and then doesn't, He can't swing on a golf ball that is looking back at him with sad eyes. Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I know the little bride has had some of her scrapbook ideas copyrighted and gives people the right to use it in a scrapbook page. So been a around the copyright item a little and wonder if it is worth the time or money.
There goes all those fret work scroll saw items at craft fairs. Shut them down!

Ashbys · #3 10-07-2005, 04:47 PM

Hehe , would be quite funny Kenny ! =) . But the solid core statement was more about the change in golfballs. I know the solid cored balls go through a compression test , mostly because they did a bit of fun with some of the golfballs a few years ago where they were put in liquid Nitrogen and then taken down to something like absoulte zero which is something like - 500 degree K , been tool long since I heard this , but a funny thing happened, first when returned to normal temp , the atoms had formed into stright lines, and the ball had shrunk in size. This increased the distance the ball could travel , if I remember corectly by almost 75 yards, they were band from all tourney play.

The reason the dimples are restricted was because of a company in New England came up with a dimple pattern which improved the flight path of a ball which increased the distance the ball was able to travel, whicih was stated they would be able to get 400+ yd drives for an average. It was band as well.

Ash

Big_Al · #4 10-07-2005, 07:10 PM

When do all you kind folks find time to carve? Big Al

Plain_Ol_Ed · #5 10-07-2005, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Big_Al

When do all you kind folks find time to carve? Big Al

This is supposed to have something to do with carving? Actually, I'm carving right now. The biggest problem I have is keeping the chips out of my keyboard. Thank goodness the keys pop off and you can dump out the chips.

AlArchie · #6 10-07-2005, 08:13 PM

I think I'd just eat the darn chicken!

Al

JIM QUILICI · #7 10-08-2005, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by FINGERS

While carving at a craft show, I was asked by a customer if I had permission from the sports orginization to duplicate their team logo. I was carving sport shirts (shirt w/collar). I burn in a logo (f/b) paint the logo then stain/paint or seal. These are chain pulls. I don't consider these duplicates because there's no team name & colors are not "true". Then he picked up a golf ball that I had carved a light house in, asked if I had permission from (T****) company to modify their balls.

Turns out the dude is an attorney. Has anyone had this experieance ?

do you know the difference between seeing a snake being run over in the road and seeing a lawer being run over in the road. ????? there are skid marks showing that car tried to stop in front of the snake. lol . thank you grandkids.

Just old jim

kaiserb · #8 10-09-2005, 12:00 AM

I rest my case...

wade clark · #9 10-09-2005, 08:08 AM

Where do Vampires learn to suck blood? Law School!
(Readers Digest Oct. 05)

AlArchie · #10 10-09-2005, 09:20 AM

Hmmmmmm.......seems everyone hates lawyers untill they need one. And I guess if we all had our livelyhood dependent on a copright, we'd have a different view of that, too.

Al