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Eric R Snow
- Jan 1, 1970
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The subject says it all. Anybody know?
Thanks,
Eric
Thanks,
Eric
The subject says it all. Anybody know?
Eric R Snow said:The subject says it all. Anybody know?
Thanks,
Eric
The subject says it all. Anybody know?
Thanks,
Eric
Remember how RS used to ask for your name and address for even theHere comes the run on sentence of the month, courtesy Active8
Because that way, when you go to Radio Shack and ask for a wall wart
and the sales puke doesn't know WTF you're talking about, and you
show him, he'll insist it's whatever *they* call it, and then you'll
know what you're dealing with at RS.
Then you go to the computers and type in one of their names as the
password to log on, and change the password >
Remember how RS used to
ask for your name and address for even the
smallest purchase? A friend of mine was buying a small part and the
salesman asked the usual and my friend refused. The salesman was
persistent so after being asked several times my friend relented said
his first name was "YO". The salesman wrote that down and then my
friend said his last name was "MAMA". The salesman finally took his
money.
ERS
Let me also suggest the term "cord wart" for the kind that is a box midway
along a cord...
The subject says it all. Anybody know?
krw said:The charger for my beard trimmer is a Whal wart. ...is it Friday yet?
Whazzat? An Asian knock-off of a Wahl wart?
John Miller said:Whazzat? An Asian knock-off of a Wahl wart?
No, I can't tpye.
You think typing's bad, just try stereotyping sometime.
Oh, stereotyping is easy. Mine's a Kenwood.
Bob M.
Michael said:"Whal" -- From the same fine folks that gave you "Wein bridge"!
From "The Best Cartoons From Punch" ca. 1955:krw said:No, I can't tpye.