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On Wednesday, May 19, 2010 at 4:20:04 PM UTC-4, kickback wrote:

So, I contacted a seller of a Taxi on ebay about something that
appears to have been added to their left ramp that apparently helps to cushion the impact of balls being kicked out of the Dracula saucer.
The ramp takes some hits and eventually breaks there.

Since I like harassing people on an inconsistent basis, as the
situation might warrant, are there are other sarcastic people here who
could help me craft a response, without being too vulgar? I realize
that he might be having a bad day, but maybe a dose of levity could
help.

Here is the email discussion.

Q1. Where did you buy the red rubber insulation on the left ramp for
where the ball kicks out of Dracula? Does it affect game play or slow
the ball down too much? Thanks

R1. we use a very soft and flexible rubber we buy in large squares.
we have used this on many route games to protect our ramps and it does
not slow down or affect game play at all. we have glued the rubber to
the ramp. you could replace with new ramp if you choose, but you will
see it is not necessary.

Q2. Is there any chance you might be willing to send us a piece for
our Taxi in an envelope?

R2. no, that is not why contact seller is on ebay, it is for
questions about buying my item for sale.

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