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Old May 5th 08, 01:46 AM posted to rec.skiing.alpine.moderated,rec.skiing.alpine
Harry Weiner[_2_]
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On Sun, 04 May 2008 21:21:03 -0400, Mike Treseler
wrote this crap:


-- Mike Treseler


What? Ski poles are hollow aluminum poles. If they bend, they break
open, and can't be bent back. They're not plastic straws.


Depends how far I bend them.
I can straighten them 3 or 4 times
if the angle is less than the elastic limit.

I sharpen my old ski poles, and use them for weapons.


en guard

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