Re: Not your father's Applicard

["Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>]

Bill Buckels wrote:
> <alex.freed.007@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> > Those are not even real "serial numbers". I just marked them with numbers 
> > when testing the 5 or 6 boards assembled at one time.
>
>
> Mine is marked clearly as serial number 8 in the serial number space on the 
> PCB and it is "hand marked" by the the author (you) therefore it is in fact 
> a REAL serial number despite your attempts to pacify the other children:) 
> Eat your heart-out Willi:)
>
>
> > Only about 15 units are in the wild counting the kits. Will cost a fortune 
> > on e-bay in 50 years :)
>
>
> I am counting on it. And I have a "assembled, signed and serialized by Alex 
> Freed" special edition which is even rarer so I will need to call my lawyer 
> and have my will changed. I think I will use the proceeds to start a college 
> fund for my great-grandchildren. Probably post-humorly since I have no 
> great-grandkids just grandkid at this point.

Bill, anything you do after this post will be "post-humorly".  ;-)

-michael

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