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From: "Mike Caprio" <mikecap@sidehack.sat.gweep.net>
Subject: Re: Curious...
In-Reply-To: <199906070944_MC2-7871-E050@compuserve.com> from "C. Andrew Dunning" at "Jun 7, 99 09:44:39 am"
To: Landru_Design@compuserve.com (C. Andrew Dunning)
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 1999 10:06:04 -0400 (EDT)
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> Initially, my wife saw Rokenbok as a temporary thing - set up now
> and then and put away when not in use. She's now grudgingly allowed
> me to keep things assembled but has given me a Rokenbok corner
> w. "borders." Something about Rokenbok not fitting in w. her living
> room decor...
I've got a homemade air hockey table that I use to store stuff on;
it's very much like the display tables that you'd find in stores, only
a little bigger. It's nice having a table with corners that keep the
balls from rolling around (especially when you have a cat).
> I did send an e-mail to Rokenbok questioning the "Ages 6 and Up"
> label. Even if done tongue-in-cheek, it would be nice for them to
> acknowledge their "somewhat more mature" customers in their
> packaging and on their Web site.
Well, that's why we made Rokenworld. :)
Mike
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