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Date Posted: 17:57:29 07/04/03 Fri
Author: adeline
Subject: Re: whoa dangness... 4th of july?!
In reply to: brody 's message, "whoa dangness... 4th of july?!" on 16:02:37 07/03/03 Thu

wow thanks matt, that was very.......informative! well i did happen to get it off, with some tool, i dont know hwat its called. its either a wire cutter or pliers, whatever, but it was all good, thanks for the advice though! oh by the way, there was no ink inside.

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[> Re: whoa dangness... 4th of july?! -- untitled, 18:59:05 07/04/03 Fri

usually find the ink stuff in more expensive stuff, like: suits, dresses, formal wear......however, in most cases, paint/ink is always with the clothes.....the paint/ink might have been seperate with security lock(you may not have realized it); the cashier should always the paint lock off......but would i know.

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