well, geez, you guys, rain on my parade. I used tiny because in the past
some complaints were made about the long url's. I see your point so I'll
go back to the old way. vintage content: For Sale or trade -
Witcomb/Colnago wool short sleeve jersey size 3. New in plastic.
Beautiful dark blue/purple with white accents on collar and cuffs and
white stripe across back above pockets with Witcomb Colnago in stripe.
Three back pockets, short zipper. Very nice but too small for me. $30.00
plus shipping. WOULD PREFER TO TRADE for a jersey in similar condition
in my size since I don't have any 'vintage' style wool jerseys yet. Not
sure what size I wear, but 3 is too small. I am a mens medium/large. And
to those who wanted pumps from me, the clavicle is almost healed to the
point where I can start using my arm again and get your pumps packed up.
Sorry for the delay. Jay Sexton Sebastopol, CA galen pewtherer wrote:
>> while i applaud the impulse behind 'tinyurl-ing' links, i've noticed
>> something a bit troubling about it; tinyurl links seem to redirect
>> through adfarm.mediaplex.com sites, which then sets a tracking cookie
>> before forwarding you on to ebay.
>>
>> (this is not, in any way, a criticism of jay, his tinyurl link just
>> reminded me that i'd been meaning to write this email).
>>
>> it's not a big deal, and plenty of sites set tracking cookies, but
>> 3rd-party cookies are a little suspicious to me, and i don't like
>> being tracked, and i'd guess that plenty of list-members don't like it
>> either.
>>
>> just thought i'd let you all know.
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I agree. If people could just provide an item number, it would be easy enough to look up without going through the ad farm.
-- John "firefox, privoxy, tor, linux, and and overwhelming dose of
paranoia" (john@os2.dhs.org) Appleton WI USA