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Mark, you can in fact do this now by simply marking 1 on your house of reps ticket. Its not illegal, nor is it a donkey vote. And, unlike the Senate ticket, does it follow a predetmined course - i.e. 1-2-3-4... it simply goves your 1 vote to your choice, and there it stops.
scoot
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scoot
Not sure how thin you need it but I scrounge up old telephone cable (24 pair, color coded) every so often. There is a lot of fine wire in those cables but it is single strand.
dlm
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Dan Merkel
I don't know the AWG standards - I don't need to know the AWG standards, I just measure the wire size and treat it as metric. AWG is a limited use foreign standard and as such is irrelevant to me.
If it was important to me I'd measure the individual strands and multiply by the number contained.
Excuse me! I use my own name (Greg.Procter) and press to respond to you.
Sorry, I thought you were an obnoxious insulting idiot who got his kicks nitpicking my attempts to give genuine practical advice to people who asked for advice - my mistake.
Regards, Greg.P.
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Greg Procter
No Ray, you yanks supported him through the first 2 million slaughterings. He's gone because you needed Iraq's oil.
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Greg Procter
We like the Aussies Steve, really we do! Where else could we send our convicts, down-and-outers, surf-bums and excess builders without recrimination?
Regards, Greg.P.
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Greg Procter
On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:54:44 +1200, I said, "Pick a card, any card" and Greg Procter instead replied:
No, Greg. I answered his question perfectly and you turned it into another of your political, America hating rants. No surprise there. -- Ray
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Ray Haddad

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