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http://cagle.com/working/070217/thompson.jpg http://cagle.com/working/070216/cagle00.gif  Signature"Wicked little doll, you are not human; wicked little doll, you have no soul." (David Byrne, 1997) Hi Nat I think the cartoon with GM/Chrysler, while cute, makes not much sense to GM. Of course K-mart bought sears after being broke so who knows? Ron in Ca "Ron" <... > Hi Nat > I think the cartoon with GM/Chrysler, while cute, makes not much sense to > GM. Of course K-mart bought sears after being broke so who knows? > > Ron in Ca That one puzzled me too - we haven't used our Sears account for anything but household appliances. :-P Natalie > "Ron" <... >> Hi Nat [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Natalie ----- It's my understanding they carry women's fashions in your age group. You might want to take a look the next time you need to update your wardrobe. mark_ ----- "mark_digital©" ... > "Wickeddoll®" ... >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > mark_ > ----- *Every* department store carries those. Sears just isn't very stylish, and their prices are usually ridiculous, considering the quality. Besides, the interest rate on the card is outrageous, unless you buy appliances, which is the only reason we kept it so long. We finally closed it. Natalie Wickeddoll? wrote: > we haven't used our Sears account for anything but household appliances. You too? The sales people in the appliance dept. know everything about their products, while the people in the electronics dept. seem to know nothing about theirs. For example, there were two identical Panasonic LCD TVs right next to one another, each plugged into a digital signal feed, but one showed a fuzzy picture while the other had a clear picture. The sales critter couldn't explain this and tried to blame the building's amplifier, which made no sense when the input was digital instead of analog. "larry moe 'n curly" .. Wickeddoll® wrote: > we haven't used our Sears account for anything but household appliances. You too? The sales people in the appliance dept. know everything about their products, while the people in the electronics dept. seem to know nothing about theirs. For example, there were two identical Panasonic LCD TVs right next to one another, each plugged into a digital signal feed, but one showed a fuzzy picture while the other had a clear picture. The sales critter couldn't explain this and tried to blame the building's amplifier, which made no sense when the input was digital instead of analog. LMC I can take that one for you. Whichever one they want to sell has a signal amplifier, and the ones they don't have a standard connection. That's why all the regular TVs in Circuit City, Best Buy, etc. look like sh.t, and the HD ones look sooooo much better. I didn't hear that from a Best Buy employee or anything *whistling innocently and trying not to look at her son* Natalie |
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