On 08-3095, FRAN WARWICK wrote to TOM WEISS:
 FW> Do the words, draw me a picture, have any meaning here? I think that
 FW> you took one giant step. How did we go from car filters to my
 FW> cutting holes in the wall? Does the drooping string go from the
 FW> outlet to the car filter then out thru the whole it the wall? But
 FW> won't the snakes, scorpions and spiders be able to get in by
 FW> climbing the string? Or will they get zapped when they get to the
 FW> outlet.
 FW>
 FW> I'll talk to ya later, Mr. Engineer Person.
Huh?  We were talking of making an air filter.  Why not a wall mounted unit?  
No sense doing anything half-pooper, eh?
OK, now pay a-ten-tion Fran ... HEY! I said no won-der-ing ... you're back 
from New Orleans and the AFA convention is over ... get your mind off of 
those wild parties will ya?! OK now that's better ...
It shouldn't be hard for an individual of your natural abilities to make an 
air filter for your bird room OR your whole house -- just scrap out an air 
mover (fan), some filter materials - preferable a fine filter surounded by a 
course filter (such as your Texas truck air filter).
Shake your head and clear up that glazed look willya? Wimmen, mechanically 
deprived ... sheese ... 
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