On 4/9/2013 1:30 PM, Sqwertz wrote:
> On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 18:52:10 -0700, Julie Bove wrote:
>
>> But I managed to break the stove in making the stock for it. I don't know
>> what I did. Well, I wasn't paying attention to the stock, that's for sure.
>> Some of it boiled over and this meant that I needed to let the burner cool,
>> open the top of the stove and clean it. Fine but... Then the rods wouldn't
>> go back down! Long story short, I ripped the rods off in frustration and I
>> think something got pushed up towards the back. Am awaiting a call from the
>> repair person because between me and the Internet, this is beyond me. Stove
>> and over do work but something is acropper with the top of it.
>
> Yeah, when you rip off the support pegs that hold the stove top in
> place, then you should expect something like that to happen.
>
> Why would you do such a thing? Didn't you suspect they were there for
> a reason?
>
> (see how easy of a target she makes herself?)
>
> I can't bear to read any more. <snip>
>
> -sw
>
I think she's just ended up in too many people's killfiles and the new
threads she started didn't generate enough attention for her, so now
it's time to get people to bite on comments like that one.


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