Have you noticed?

There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies, and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:
There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies, and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

From reading all the posts it looks like someone just doesn't want to
pay retail and then whines because the wholesaler seems to want to
large a minimum. I forgot...whose Brady?

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On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:
There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies,
and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a
source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming
the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

From reading all the posts it looks like someone just doesn't want to
pay retail and then whines because the wholesaler seems to want to
large a minimum. I forgot...whose Brady?


Basement bandits deserve some love, too.

On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:
There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies, and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

No worries sport. Victorian Art Glass is about as busy as they can be
- running full loads twice each month from Seattlle and Portland to
Canada. They'll very soon have a warehouse in Seattle to better
service US customers. In addition to distributing products from many
different companies, Victorian Art Glass is steadily introducing new
products under their "Victorian Master Artisan" brand. Watch for the
ads in Stained Glass News. Orders are pouring in for products from
the last issue. The new system of strip mold for weaving glass is
hugely popular.
http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...oldstrips.html

Ads in the next issue of SGN for the new Screen Melt System, Stainless
Steel Kiln Shelves, and Cullet Packs should be in shops near you
soon.

Dennis Brady

Victorian Art Glass - www.vicartglass.com
DeBrady Glassworks - www.debrady.com
Glass Campus - www. glasscampus.com

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On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:
There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies,
and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a
source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming
the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

No worries sport. Victorian Art Glass is about as busy as they can be
- running full loads twice each month from Seattlle and Portland to
Canada. They'll very soon have a warehouse in Seattle to better
service US customers. In addition to distributing products from many
different companies, Victorian Art Glass is steadily introducing new
products under their "Victorian Master Artisan" brand. Watch for the
ads in Stained Glass News. Orders are pouring in for products from
the last issue. The new system of strip mold for weaving glass is
hugely popular.
http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...oldstrips.html

Ads in the next issue of SGN for the new Screen Melt System, Stainless
Steel Kiln Shelves, and Cullet Packs should be in shops near you
soon.

Dennis Brady

Did you graduate from the P.T. Barnum School of Marketing?

On Oct 6, 9:43 am, " Moonraker" wrote:
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ups.com...

On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:
There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies,
and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a
source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming
the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

No worries sport. Victorian Art Glass is about as busy as they can be
- running full loads twice each month from Seattlle and Portland to
Canada. They'll very soon have a warehouse in Seattle to better
service US customers. In addition to distributing products from many
different companies, Victorian Art Glass is steadily introducing new
products under their "Victorian Master Artisan" brand. Watch for the
ads in Stained Glass News. Orders are pouring in for products from
the last issue. The new system of strip mold for weaving glass is
hugely popular.
http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...oldstrips.html

Ads in the next issue of SGN for the new Screen Melt System, Stainless
Steel Kiln Shelves, and Cullet Packs should be in shops near you
soon.

Dennis Brady

Did you graduate from the P.T. Barnum School of Marketing?

I practice and teach the S.T.E.M. approach.
http://www.glasscampus.com/tutorials/pdf/STEM.pdf

It's not only worked well for Victorian Art Glass, it's helped a great
many "basement bandits" establish a profitable business.

On Oct 6, 9:07 am, wrote:
On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:

There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies, and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

No worries sport. Victorian Art Glass is about as busy as they can be
- running full loads twice each month from Seattlle and Portland to
Canada. They'll very soon have a warehouse in Seattle to better
service US customers. In addition to distributing products from many
different companies, Victorian Art Glass is steadily introducing new
products under their "Victorian Master Artisan" brand. Watch for the
ads in Stained Glass News. Orders are pouring in for products from
the last issue. The new system of strip mold for weaving glass is
hugely popular.http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...oldstrips.html

Ads in the next issue of SGN for the new Screen Melt System, Stainless
Steel Kiln Shelves, and Cullet Packs should be in shops near you
soon.

Dennis Brady

Victorian Art Glass -www.vicartglass.com
DeBrady Glassworks -www.debrady.com
Glass Campus - www. glasscampus.com

Well...you're gonna have to come up with a lot better US pricing than
what you've got posted on your website to be competitive. $200 for a
Spectrum Rack Pack! you've got to be kidding!!

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ups.com...
I practice and teach the S.T.E.M. approach.
http://www.glasscampus.com/tutorials/pdf/STEM.pdf

It's not only worked well for Victorian Art Glass, it's helped a great
many "basement bandits" establish a profitable business.


"Alex, I'll take 'Dennis is a Dumbass!' for $800, please."

"Ta Da!!!! It's the Daily Double!!!"

"I'll go for $3,000, please, Alex."

"Not Brilliant, Not Original, Not Workable"

"What is Dennis's Latest Waste of Bandwidth?, Alex. "

"Right you are!"

On Oct 6, 10:08 am, " wrote:
On Oct 6, 9:07 am, wrote:



On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:

There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying supplies, and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be spamming the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

No worries sport. Victorian Art Glass is about as busy as they can be
- running full loads twice each month from Seattlle and Portland to
Canada. They'll very soon have a warehouse in Seattle to better
service US customers. In addition to distributing products from many
different companies, Victorian Art Glass is steadily introducing new
products under their "Victorian Master Artisan" brand. Watch for the
ads in Stained Glass News. Orders are pouring in for products from
the last issue. The new system of strip mold for weaving glass is
hugely popular.http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...oldstrips.html

Ads in the next issue of SGN for the new Screen Melt System, Stainless
Steel Kiln Shelves, and Cullet Packs should be in shops near you
soon.

Dennis Brady

Victorian Art Glass -www.vicartglass.com
DeBrady Glassworks -www.debrady.com
Glass Campus - www. glasscampus.com

Well...you're gonna have to come up with a lot better US pricing than
what you've got posted on your website to be competitive. $200 for a
Spectrum Rack Pack! you've got to be kidding!!

At $250. Canadian they've been very popular north of the 49th.
The Systems 96 RSVP packs have been popular both sides of the border -
even a fair few shipped offshore.
http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...s%20packs.html

Actually, according to the world economics folk, the devaluing of the AM.
Dollar has spurred an influx of buyers (Canadian!!!) that are now crossing
the border to buy goods from AMERICAN suppliers! So. there goes that
economic bliss crap you were spouting, d'b.You are such an ass! I can't
believe you are not in care of a shrink and thus still alive... m
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On Oct 6, 10:08 am, " wrote:
On Oct 6, 9:07 am, wrote:



On Oct 5, 4:46 pm, " Moonraker" wrote:

There is a long thread on warmglass.com about Canadians buying
supplies, and
how hard it is for them to do business with supply houses.

I thought it was especially telling that NOBODY mentioned Brady as a
source
for anything. It's too bad he got banned from WG, he could be
spamming the
hell out of that thread. Bwahahahahahah!

No worries sport. Victorian Art Glass is about as busy as they can be
- running full loads twice each month from Seattlle and Portland to
Canada. They'll very soon have a warehouse in Seattle to better
service US customers. In addition to distributing products from many
different companies, Victorian Art Glass is steadily introducing new
products under their "Victorian Master Artisan" brand. Watch for the
ads in Stained Glass News. Orders are pouring in for products from
the last issue. The new system of strip mold for weaving glass is
hugely
popular.http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...oldstrips.html

Ads in the next issue of SGN for the new Screen Melt System, Stainless
Steel Kiln Shelves, and Cullet Packs should be in shops near you
soon.

Dennis Brady

Victorian Art Glass -www.vicartglass.com
DeBrady Glassworks -www.debrady.com
Glass Campus - www. glasscampus.com

Well...you're gonna have to come up with a lot better US pricing than
what you've got posted on your website to be competitive. $200 for a
Spectrum Rack Pack! you've got to be kidding!!

At $250. Canadian they've been very popular north of the 49th.
The Systems 96 RSVP packs have been popular both sides of the border -
even a fair few shipped offshore.
http://www.vicartglass.com/products/...s%20packs.html