[pct-l] Shameless Marketing Ploy

[danniken at comcast.net (Jon Danniken)]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Hiker97@aol.com>

> Remember, that at the big PCTA gear  presentation on Saturday at the
Mission
> Inn in Riverside, CA, I will be spanking  the dehydrated water problem
real
> hard.
>
> Not only will you see water reduced  in volume, but reduced to near zero
for
> your backpacking pleasure.  And  then there is the Sub Extreme Ultra Light
> gear demo too.
>
> To tell you the truth the Sub  Extreme Ultra Light designation is really
> misleading.  What you will  experience is beyond Sub Extreme Ultra Light.
I just
> do not know what to  call it and I do not want to go over board with
claims.
>
> I am sure we all will come up with  a name at the Trail Fest.  Let's just
say
> that weight is no longer a  problem.  In fact the problem is just the
> opposite of weight.

I'm thinking outside of the box here, but wouldn't it be more cost effective
to do a group purchase on a means of removing material from the Earth's
core, thereby reducing gravity?  Less gravity means your old, big, heavy
gear is now ultralightweight - a win-win scenario, saving money *and*
restoring comfort..

Jon