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On Sun, 7 Dec 2008 12:46:42 -0700, "RG" wrote:

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On Sun, 07 Dec 2008 14:20:58 -0500, Boater
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Tom Francis - SWSports wrote:
On Sun, 07 Dec 2008 12:21:14 -0500, Boater
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We've handed out close to a trillion dollars to the Wall Street and
banking industries, and for what? We'll get nothing out of that.
Not
even a lousy car.
Tell me just out of curiosity - what model car do you drive? How
about your wife?
Why do you ask? I don't fault the UAW or organized workers for the
crappiness of some of the cars US producers turn out.
Just curious.
It's a Toyota. Really.

~Snerk~
That's what I thought.

Made down South with non-Union labor.

Do as I say - not as I do.

Typical. He wants to save a company from which he won't buy a car
because of quality issues which is built by the very same Union
members he says are so important to the US. Instead he buys a car
from a foreign company built in the US by non-Union labor.

Now is that tortured thinking or what?
--

Twisted. So much so that he couldn't even bring himself to directly an
honestly answer your simple question. Please pay no attention to the man
behind the curtain.



You haven't been selling AIG-branded insurance, have you?

Your hypocrisy knows no bounds, dip****.

"I refuse to buy products made in China"
Guess where your MacBook came from, numbnutz.

"I refuse to shop at Wal-Mart"
Unless they've got a deal on an HP printer.

"I support the UAW"
Except when it comes to what I park in my driveway.

It never ends with you.

I can't even imagine how much it must suck to be you. And you're right. We
don't know what Karen drives. All we know is that it apparently isn't fast
enough to get the **** away from you. At what point in your life did you
come to the conclusion that truth and integrity have no value whatsoever?




Sorry, numnuts, but I haven't shopped at a Wal-Mart in decades, either
in a store or via the internet.

As for my laptop, the box it came in said "Made in Singapore." I don't
think that referred to the box. I doubt many laptops are made in the USA
these days. Can you verify a line of laptops with say 80% of more of
U.S. made content?

And you don't know what is in my driveway.

So, how did AIG work for you? Still getting residuals on the overpriced
crap you sold to unsuspecting purchasers of "insurance"?