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Re: The caliber of Verizon Wireless' customer service reps

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Re: The caliber of Verizon Wireless' customer service reps

aemeij...@att.net (aemeijers) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:32:09 UT

(snip)
My first thought when seeing this subject line was 'Why? Do you want to
shoot them out of a cannon?'

Some headlines are way better than the stories

bashley...@gmail.com (The Real Bev) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:26:25 UT

"Man tied lizards to chest at airport"
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Re: The caliber of Verizon Wireless' customer service reps

petergrif...@drunkinclam.com (clams_casino) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:49:32 UT

He probably posted it via AOL in 2005 and it's just showing up.

Re: Please do not buy a new car.

petergrif...@drunkinclam.com (clams_casino) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:47:53 UT

VFW wrote:
Fully agree, however I did buy my most current car only a few months
into its model year. Previously, I typically would buy late in the
model year or even new, but 1.5 years old. My primary car at that time
was totaled (hit head-on by a drunk driver while legally parked
unoccupied). It happened to be mid January after a big snow storm when

Re: Please do not buy a new car.

petergrif...@drunkinclam.com (clams_casino) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:41:18 UT

I am now. After being stuck by a number of GM products & having three
out of three Honda products perform beyond my expectations, I'm sold.
On the other hand, it's unlikely I'll need another for at least five
years, likely longer. With such limited repeat buying, one has to
wonder how they do so well. With a GM products, they know you'll be

Carter years revisited?

solo...@uninets.net (sr) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:38:06 UT

Make no mistake about it, Buffett is very worried about inflation.
In some candid comments earlier this year, he warned that inflation will
undoubtedly rear its ugly head.
At his annual shareholders meeting in May, Buffett said of U.S. economic
policies: "My guess is the ultimate price will be paid by a shrinkage of the

Re: "Promote the general welfare of the United States" - doesn't mean what leftists think

free.tun...@gmail.com (Robert of St Louis) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:29:58 UT

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Senate committee investigates "scam" benefiting some major online companies

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Yahoo, Fandango, Travelocity, Expedia/Hotels.com, 1-800-Flowers.com,
Barnes and Noble, and eHarmony.
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Re: Surprise! California does something stupid - again.

geo...@nospam.invalid (George) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:06:55 UT

The only "luxury" tax I know of in the US was the 10% Federal excise
luxury tax imposed on boats, higher end cars, furs etc in the early
1990s and repealed a few years later. It was levied using an idea
similar to the much admired way that they do it in Europe. The seller
was taxed so technically the purchaser didn't pay the tax...

Re: The caliber of Verizon Wireless' customer service reps

miche...@michelle.org (Michelle Steiner) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:03:59 UT

In article <Xns9CCA312D4294noonehome...@7 4.209.131.13>,
That message was written in 2005; that whole thread was written then. Your
computer must be a time machine.
-- Helpful Michelle

Re: Surprise! California does something stupid - again.

atlas-bug...@invalid.invalid (Malcom Mal Reynolds) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:11:10 UT

In article
<oqCNm.4590$kY2.3...@newsfe01. iad>,
"Annie Woughman"
I know of no "luxury" tax, but wouldn't
be surprised that one is lurking around.
But there is a "use" tax on goods
purchased out-of-state or on the internet