SOLD -- FOR SALE: Unique Paper Weights

[Russ Kirk]

I like my unique paperweight. It is in fact the second one i have. The first one is inside my knee and Kaiser said their total cost for the replacement was $49,000. So this one is a great souvenir.

[Dan/Panther]

John;
Do you have a Pay-Pal account or how should I get you the cash and address. Can you estimate shipping.
D/P

[TelePlay]

John;
Do you have a Pay-Pal account or how should I get you the cash and address. Can you estimate shipping.
D/P

Price stated in the first topic includes shipping,

     http://www.classicrotaryphones.com/forum/index.php?topic=18451.msg190229#msg190229

I'm giving them away. The price stated in the topic is the total price/cost to anyone who wants one.

That single price stated includes the cost of actual postage plus $1 for packaging materials.

First Class Mail with tracking.

PayPal info sent in PM.

[Dan F]

Got mine today. Great piece. Heavy and shiny.

[HarrySmith]

Got mine today. Great piece. Heavy and shiny.

Yes, I was quite shocked at how heavy they are! Whenever anyone picks it up that is their first comment
"WOW, that's so heavy! I can't imagine all that in my knee."

[Dan F]

I wonder if the person who has it implanted feels the added weight?

Yes, I was quite shocked at how heavy they are! Whenever anyone picks it up that is their first comment
"WOW, that's so heavy! I can't imagine all that in my knee."

[TelePlay]

Like list to one side when swimming?   

Keep in mind they cut away the same volume of bone as the implant has so the added weight is only a few ounces. Bone is dense and heavy. They also cut the top off of the tibia and replace it with a light Teflon type weight bearing material so overall, there really is no major weight difference from before to after.

[Russ Kirk]

I've had a knee replacement, i do not feel any added weight.

[TelePlay]

Still have 4 left ranging from 11 to 13 ounces.

No pressure, this topic will be up until they are sold, but keep in mind, when they are gone, they are gone.

[Dan/Panther]

I received my paperweight yesterday. A couple more parts and I can start my knee transplant.
Can anyone give me an idea of how painful it will be when I get to the part where I hacksaw off the ends of the bones ?
I have a can of Solarcaine I plan to use when I start the initial incisions. Plus a bottle of Aleve, I hear that works good for minor pain.

D/P

[TelePlay]

Still have 4 left if anyone is interested in a $2,000 paperweight for the cost of shipping and handling.

     http://www.classicrotaryphones.com/forum/index.php?topic=18451.msg190229#msg190229

[TelePlay]

All have been sold - gone to new homes.

[HarrySmith]

Cool, congrats!