On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 21:58:53 -0700, "Hagrinas Mivali"
<remove.to.reply@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>[snip]
>
>>> --
>>> "No one goes there nowadays, it's too crowded."
>>> -- Unknown
><snip>
>There it is again. You get a clue. It's exactly as I said. It appeared in
>your quote two levels deep, which means you were quoting somebody else's
>post.
>

THIS is still going on??????????????

Sheesh.

Sorry but let's get back to bitching about how shoddy the Chinese,
North Korean's, Chryslers, Fords, Toyoyo's etc, etc are...

 

"Full_Name" <Email@address.com> wrote
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> Sorry but let's get back to bitching about how shoddy the Chinese,
> North Korean's, Chryslers, Fords, Toyoyo's etc, etc are...

In the interests of open-mindedness, Korea's Hyundai has come a long way and
some of its models now compete well with Honda and Toyota.

And yes, I hate to admit this! But there was a time when Hondas weren't such a
great car (early 1970s?), either, right?

 

"Full_Name" <Email@address.com> wrote
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> Sorry but let's get back to bitching about how shoddy the Chinese,
> North Korean's, Chryslers, Fords, Toyoyo's etc, etc are...

In the interests of open-mindedness, Korea's Hyundai has come a long way and
some of its models now compete well with Honda and Toyota.

And yes, I hate to admit this! But there was a time when Hondas weren't such a
great car (early 1970s?), either, right?

 

When I was a youth many decades ago "made in Japan" usually meant cheap and
shoddy of anything. How things have changed!

DAS
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"Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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[...]
>
> And yes, I hate to admit this! But there was a time when Hondas weren't
> such a
> great car (early 1970s?), either, right?
>
>

 

When I was a youth many decades ago "made in Japan" usually meant cheap and
shoddy of anything. How things have changed!

DAS
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"Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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[...]
>
> And yes, I hate to admit this! But there was a time when Hondas weren't
> such a
> great car (early 1970s?), either, right?
>
>

 

Sheesh wrote:

> Sorry but let's get back to bitching about how shoddy the Chinese,
> North Korean's, Chryslers, Fords, Toyoyo's etc, etc are...

While in China we were told that the number 1 selling car in China is
the Buick. The Chinese love it.

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Sheesh wrote:

> Sorry but let's get back to bitching about how shoddy the Chinese,
> North Korean's, Chryslers, Fords, Toyoyo's etc, etc are...

While in China we were told that the number 1 selling car in China is
the Buick. The Chinese love it.

--
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Cheers, Steve Henning in Reading, PA, USA
Owned '67,'68,'71,'74,'79,'81,'87,'93,'95 & '02 Volvos.
The '67,'74,'79,'87,'95 and '02 through European Delivery.
http://home.earthlink.net/~rhodyman/volvo.html

 

"Dori A Schmetterling" <ng@nospam.co.uk> sprach im
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> When I was a youth many decades ago "made in Japan" usually meant
> cheap and shoddy of anything. How things have changed!
>


Remember the old joke that something cheap was made by
the J. A. Pan Company?

Remember that special Chinese paper you used to be able to get for your
typewriter? You know, Tai Ping Paper? (think, now...)

--
TeGGeR®

 

"Dori A Schmetterling" <ng@nospam.co.uk> sprach im
news:41794ba5$0$10935$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com:

> When I was a youth many decades ago "made in Japan" usually meant
> cheap and shoddy of anything. How things have changed!
>


Remember the old joke that something cheap was made by
the J. A. Pan Company?

Remember that special Chinese paper you used to be able to get for your
typewriter? You know, Tai Ping Paper? (think, now...)

--
TeGGeR®

 

Dori A Schmetterling wrote:
> When I was a youth many decades ago "made in Japan" usually meant
> cheap and shoddy of anything. How things have changed!
>
> DAS
>

Wow, you must be really old! Maybe even over 40!

 

Dori A Schmetterling wrote:
> When I was a youth many decades ago "made in Japan" usually meant
> cheap and shoddy of anything. How things have changed!
>
> DAS
>

Wow, you must be really old! Maybe even over 40!