Date:         Sun, 25 Mar 2001 13:38:38 -0500
Reply-To:     hexbus <hexbus@MINDSPRING.COM>
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From:         hexbus <hexbus@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject:      Re: ETKA CD tree
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OK, cool, there are two of us.  We could give it another day, or two or
three, to see how many people are willing to burn.

Then have signups for about a week, divide people who want the CD up to the
people who can burn, and go from there.

The B&P method works nicely, because then the people burning don't have to
go to the post office, affix stamps, affix mailing labels, anything like
that.  Those who want the CDs do a little bit extra BS with the
self-addressed, pre-stamped mailer (postage is $.97 for one cd with sleeve,
use stamps, not meter strips), they're the ones who run to the post office
and fill out shit, not the burners.

So, if you're burning, all you gotta do is throw away the outside mailer,
pop the blank in your burner, put the finished CD in the pre-prepared
mailer that's going out, and put 'em in your mailbox for the postman.  No
fiber mailers would be the other rule, you gotta use bubble mailers.

If nobody else wants to run it, I will.  There's me and Marty, so far.

The missing ingredient is the original CD. :)

Kyle Fromm
89 Wolfsburg Carat/Weekender(?) - Hexbus
84 Scirocco - Jibboo


At 01:20 PM 3/25/2001 -0500, marty wrote:
>I'm with you Kyle, I have a burner and I'm willing to make as many of these
>as the list wants for just the cost of shipping. I get 100 blank cd's for
>$25 and have a post office a 1/4 mile down the road.