Re: Clook Card

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast DOT net>]

"Ralph Glatt" <julian814@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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: Martin Doherty <martin.doherty@undisclosed.com> wrote in
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: > Er, which auction would that be, Ralph?
: >
: > I guess searching eBay for "clook" would find
: it pretty quickly! ;)
: >
: > fyi: The Clook card was the first in a series
: of BSEG (Barnyard Sound Effect Generators).
: The manufacturer's plan was to follow it up with
: > the Moo card, the Baa card and the Oink card,
: but poor initial sales of the Clook card caused
: them to go into the greeting card business instead.
:
: Sorry about that. I meant to post the URL, but I guess I was in
a
: hurry. Apparently the guy took it back down, because I couldn't
find
: it again. I swear, Bill, every time he should have said clock,
he
: wrote clook. Must've done it at least five times! He was also
selling
: a GS RAM card with it, and an Apple Sandwitch (?) SCSI card as
well.
: Starting price was around $50, buy-it at about twice that.
: Ralph Glatt

I went, I saw, I bought the stuff. LMAO!!!!!!
Thanks for the head's up. After getting $152
for my last HS SCSI card auction, I figured
I could make back that $100 just on that, so
if I sell the RAM card and Clook, oops, Clock,
then I'll call that the profit. BTW, the guy
that bought the HS SCSI and my Rev.C SCSI
lives in France. People over there are in dire
need of Apple II items. I have them emailing
me all the time with, "do I have this, and do
I have that?". It's great. See ya.

Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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Email - willy46pa @ comcast DOT net
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