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First of all thanks for all of your replies they are about what I have discovered/done/put into practice etc.


In the case of advising them, my target market speaks about 15 different languages I am fluent in 2 and can order a beer in 5.  Telling the rest how to be delicate well....  :sob:


BUT I have discovered that even if you demonstrate explain and even say that there is no guarantee if they cross thread they try to enforce a guarantee.  The worst being the brits!!  Now they want an instruction manual on how to operate a pen:sob:  What on earth do they teach them at school?? Sorry since its the 40 year old parents what on earth did they teach them at school?:nooidea:


When you see Charles Atlas approach and pick up a junior gent and try to use it as a chest expander then say well actually its a screw thread and then he turns it clockwise because he is a (rude bottom) what on earth do you do?


my prize will go to someone who invents a decent tungsten carbide thread mating into a carbon fibre reinforced by graphene thread for £1.20 per pen kit!!


In the meantime more 7mm biros because they sell well at the schools' return (la rentrée). Sigh!


Have fun all.


PG


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