Next piece of Nudo trash: old 16mm school projector

You can predict Noodles' moves so easily, just by the newsgroups he
torments for parts/knowledge/ideas/whatever, as in this case:

http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...qdr=w&safe=off

LMAO! Noodles...there must be half a million B&H "Filmosounds" of
various vintages out there. Of course, you being the delusional
colostomy bag dreaming of tax-evaded eBay riches, think you're going
to get rich selling this thing...that has no projection lens! A $5
item (they weren't very good when new), and I hope someone just as
larcenous as you tries to gig you for $100 for one. Sound lamp? I
have a box of them right here in my shop. Same for projection lamps.
Want one? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Another Charlie Nudo eBay junk auction...doomed to NO BIDS!

Hey Noodles! I hear the Lake Bumler HOA is getting steam up to force
you to clean up all the junk around your property. Better
beware...those HOAs, even though they have "gates with no gates," can
cause you a world of grief!

LMAO! Noodles...there must be half a million B&H "Filmosounds" of
various vintages out there.
Most every second hand store I venture into has a shelf or
two of these (as well as some eight and super eight) projectors covered in
dust for sale. Usually at astonishing prices. Which explains the overstock
and the 1/4" dust coverage on them, eh? Though not used in ages most every
elementary school around here still has several 16mm projectors sitting in
the storage room. Waiting for the DVD/TV fad to go away perhaps?
Anyway...anyone who recalls the fun of watching some pimply faced student
from the Audio Visual class poking and prodding one of these beasts as the
film stock bubbled and smoked may have a difficult time dredging up either
the nostalgia or cash for one of these postage and shipping fee gluttons.

On Oct 10, 11:53 am, "William W Western"
wrote:
LMAO! Noodles...there must be half a million B&H "Filmosounds" of

various vintages out there.
Most every second hand store I venture into has a shelf or
two of these (as well as some eight and super eight) projectors covered in
dust for sale. Usually at astonishing prices. Which explains the overstock
and the 1/4" dust coverage on them, eh? Though not used in ages most every
elementary school around here still has several 16mm projectors sitting in
the storage room. Waiting for the DVD/TV fad to go away perhaps?
Anyway...anyone who recalls the fun of watching some pimply faced student
from the Audio Visual class poking and prodding one of these beasts as the
film stock bubbled and smoked may have a difficult time dredging up either
the nostalgia or cash for one of these postage and shipping fee gluttons.

That pimply faced student is now "doing better than he thought he
would".

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:09:45 -0000, "Harry S. Truman"
wrote:

That pimply faced student is now "doing better than he thought he
would".

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! snip

LMAO!!!!!!!!!

SCRAPPY DOOOOO....WHERE ARE YOOOOOOOOU?