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Here it is!Originally posted by rudzthe best strip i saw is when some kid is tinkering with his gun, pushing random buttoms and says it wontt work, doc straps the manual to his face with duct tape..that is by far the greatest
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Originally posted by Doc Nickel-Ah, you mean this barrel that you mailed on May 27th, 2005 (somewhat less than a year ago, by my count) and for which I sent you a PayPal request for $59.95 roughly two weeks after that? The one that's been here seven months and the one you haven't even asked about since late April?-I can understand how that might be confusing, allow me to clarify; The package in which you sent the barrel was postmarked May 27th, 2005. About seven months and one week ago, give or take. Somewhat less than a year, in other words.Originally posted by BigEvil???
And prior to the three E-mails you sent in this past week, the most recent message from you was dated April 21st 2005, in which you requested my mailing address.
I fully admit I'm not the fastest, and yes, I have had certain projects for much, much too long, but you'll excuse me when I get a little annoyed when a customer who waited over seven months to even ask about their project, complains about the delay in public.
I completed it- it's an easy mod, probably took me about an hour- sent the PayPal request, and then set it aside and went on to the next project. There's always a next project. I suppose I should have chased it down a little more aggressivley, but I had over five hundred seperate customers in 2005. Sometimes I lose track and need a reminder.
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Hey Doc, I am sorry about the misunderstanding. I had not meant it as a 'complaint', but it guess it got a little out of hand.Originally posted by Doc Nickel-I can understand how that might be confusing, allow me to clarify; The package in which you sent the barrel was postmarked May 27th, 2005. About seven months and one week ago, give or take. Somewhat less than a year, in other words.
And prior to the three E-mails you sent in this past week, the most recent message from you was dated April 21st 2005, in which you requested my mailing address.
I fully admit I'm not the fastest, and yes, I have had certain projects for much, much too long, but you'll excuse me when I get a little annoyed when a customer who waited over seven months to even ask about their project, complains about the delay in public.
I completed it- it's an easy mod, probably took me about an hour- sent the PayPal request, and then set it aside and went on to the next project. There's always a next project. I suppose I should have chased it down a little more aggressivley, but I had over five hundred seperate customers in 2005. Sometimes I lose track and need a reminder.
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Just to let you know, I did email you about the dynabolt mod and some other work to one of my angels between then and now. In those emails I had inquired about the barrel at least once. I dont have those emails anymore, so im just going off of memory. I did not get a response to those inquires, so I figured the barrel wasnt ready, and you did not want to take the additional work. I have done business with you before, and I know your policy in regards to the "IS IT DONE YET" emails, and I also know that the other 3 barrels you cut for me took about 6 months. I did not ever recieve an notice about payment, either from you, or via a paypal request. So please cut me some slack on that one. Not only did I know know it was ready, I did not even EXPECT it to be ready, and figured it was time to inquire.
Look, I have nothing but respect for you and your work. I proudly show off every thing you have done for me every chance I get. I did not mean to be Doc Nickels "Prick of the week". I also did not intend to get into a public pissing contest about it either, so for that I apologize and if I ever get the chance to make it up to you I will.
I sent the payment you stated above via paypal yesterday. If there are any problems lmk.
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There was, among other stuff, a Vector, and a Bushmaster SI Deluxe barrel and I believe a Bushmaster receiver (although it's been so long it's hard to be sure anymore). Contact me via PM if you have any info on these jobs. Last contact was about a year after the items were sent.Originally posted by Doc NickelAnd just what gun have I had for five years? Do you know anything about it, or are you just repeating gossip and rumor?
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Looks like Doc is into Milsim as well!
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Originally posted by Hexis
lol I was thinking the same thing.Comment
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-Ah, HA! It's about time...!Originally posted by drgThere was, among other stuff, a Vector, and a Bushmaster SI Deluxe barrel and I believe a Bushmaster receiver (although it's been so long it's hard to be sure anymore). Contact me via PM if you have any info on these jobs. Last contact was about a year after the items were sent.
Yes, I still have the Bushy body and barrel (the barrel needed slight trimming to fit the breech, as I recall) and the Vector. I probably haven't even looked in the box in four years, and it might take me a moment to find it, but I know it's still here.
As I recall, that arrived around mid '99 or so- I'll have to find it and check the postmark. I also seem to recall not being able to get ahold of you after some period of time, and then eventually sending a certified letter, I'll guess sometime in '01 (though I may be off by a year or more.)
After no longer being able to contact the owner and getting no response from the certified letter, I wasn't about to just ship the thing off to the last known address.
Just out of curiosity, what took so long to ask about it? I mean, it's not like I didn't have three fairly high-traffic public websites, about half a dozen public E-mail addresses, a published mailing address, two or three magazine articles about me and a couple of dozen bulletin boards I'm a member of. In other words, it's not like I was trying to hide from you or anything. Was it just not that important a project, or something?
In any case, please send me an E-mail to "doc" at "docsmachine.com" with your name, a current and valid mailing address, and the project details (that you can recall anyway.) I'd love to get this straightened out and free up the bench space.
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Originally posted by Doc Nickel-Ah, HA! It's about time...!
Yes, I still have the Bushy body and barrel (the barrel needed slight trimming to fit the breech, as I recall) and the Vector. I probably haven't even looked in the box in four years, and it might take me a moment to find it, but I know it's still here.
As I recall, that arrived around mid '99 or so- I'll have to find it and check the postmark. I also seem to recall not being able to get ahold of you after some period of time, and then eventually sending a certified letter, I'll guess sometime in '01 (though I may be off by a year or more.)
After no longer being able to contact the owner and getting no response from the certified letter, I wasn't about to just ship the thing off to the last known address.
Just out of curiosity, what took so long to ask about it? I mean, it's not like I didn't have three fairly high-traffic public websites, about half a dozen public E-mail addresses, a published mailing address, two or three magazine articles about me and a couple of dozen bulletin boards I'm a member of. In other words, it's not like I was trying to hide from you or anything. Was it just not that important a project, or something?
In any case, please send me an E-mail to "doc" at "docsmachine.com" with your name, a current and valid mailing address, and the project details (that you can recall anyway.) I'd love to get this straightened out and free up the bench space.
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Well there appears to be a good deal of misunderstanding, then, so first of all, I retract my earlier comment in good faith. There are various reasons why there has been no followup on this job. I think the assumption was that the job was still somewhere in queue or otherwise still "in progress," as that was the status as of last contact (actually I believe you said you'd "get to it").
The last communication via email was successful (you responded) and the other contact info has not changed, so there was also an assumption that contact could and would be made upon completion. I had emailed you casually with another inquiry in the intervening time and received no response, so I didn't think followups on this job would be fruitful in any case.
The project (obviously) was a back-burner one, and was actually all but written off at this point.
I'll get in touch with you and hopefully clear this up. Is the work done?Last edited by drg; 01-11-2006, 01:10 AM.Comment
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check out the whiteboard today muzikman, at the bottom of the page I am sure it will make you happy.Originally posted by MuzikmanI assume these books are all gone?
How could I have missed this?
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Thanks for pointing that out BTW.. cause I missed it :) OrderedOriginally posted by Arstroncheck out the whiteboard today muzikman, at the bottom of the page I am sure it will make you happy.
http://www.the-whiteboard.com/"Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr SuessComment
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This is for Doc. I get the impression that all the main characters(Roger, Bandit, Swampy, and Sandy) are actual members of your "staff" at your shop. Or at least homages to actual people. Is this so, and do any of them post anywhere? Swampy seems like an AO guy since he thinks a mag is hi tech enough for him! :)[Something Cool is Here]Comment







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