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  • #32903
    Chris Buck
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    Bark? Heck, it’s like 12 hours later and I’m still laughing at the Dupont/Fredo/fishing line.

    Now, back to that Godfather Mather line…

    Here’s a pic of Hyman Roth Mather, Tom’s great Granpa.

    #32907
    Tom M
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    Lee Strasberg, founder of the method acting school.

    I studied his and Bergdorf’s techniques.

    Granpa?
    I. Wish.

    #32910
    Matt Wollman
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    I get this mental image of Marlon Mather sitting at the head of a giant Solid Surface conferance table, rep after rep stopping by…kissing his ring as they drop off sample boxes.

    #32913
    Tom M
    Member

    Heh, that’s funny Da-
    Ooops, gotta go, Meganite rep is here (for real)

    Kiss kiss

    #32920
    Bernie Rokes
    Member

    Wasn’t Fredo fishing with the Meganite folks also. How did they survive??? They must swim better.

    #32921
    Jon Olson
    Member
    So Bernie.. What do you like about EOS? I have noticed allot of fabricators are reluctant to fabricate EOS. Any good suggestions you could share?

    #32922
    Robert King
    Member

    “Reluctant” where? We see fabbers all over the country working with EOS. I’m sure some places more than others …economy and all but it’s been consistent. Believe me, more consistency than some other brands.

    #32923
    Jon Olson
    Member
    The NE area. Numerous Fabricators pass thru our shop on a monthly basis. They see the EOS but seem to have a million excuses not to Fab it. I think its the weight that scares them.

    #32924
    Len Smith
    Member

    Yeah, I’ve heard the weight thing but doesn’t seem to bother granite guys getting in to SS. Go figure.

    #32925
    Jon Olson
    Member
    Not a big thing for granite folks. But if you are a SS Fab . It does take a little bit of getting use to.
    #32926

    Agreed.

    Now, did you know that John Cazale (Fredo) only did 5 feature films. How’s this for a lineup: The Godfather, The Contender, The Godfather II, Dog Day Afternoon and The Deer Hunter.

    He was born in Boston but unfortuneatly passed away from cancer at 42. (1978)

    #32927
    Bernie Rokes
    Member

    Hey Jon – I would like very much to find out the fabs in NE that are reluctant with EOS. In my travels I seem to be getting more and more folks getting on board. The labor savings of course is a big plus. The weight thing seems to be less of a concern once I get the chance to do comparisons to other products for them. You like the EOS, do you not? I am not a great typist, so if anyone out there has comments please call me direct @603-545-4937. I strongly believe in what I sell and truly feel this an awesome product.

    #32928
    Tom M
    Member

    So Cazale was in two Paccino film series? Godfather and DD Afternoon?

    Cool!

    #32929

    Tom, keep in mind, John Cazale died in 78. But, he has a web site. Really weird man …its 1 page. Him and some lady. Ck it out.

    http://www.johncazale.com

    #32930
    Tom M
    Member

    Wonder what kind of camera was used to snap the ghosts pic?

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