From: Tegger on
dsi1 <dsi1(a)spamnet.com> wrote in
news:ZS%Tn.75535$Gx2.53450(a)newsfe20.iad:

> On 6/21/2010 4:32 PM, Tegger wrote:

>> Why would I care HOW the thing works as long as somebody can tell me
>> WHAT it does?
>
> Well Mr. Hearing Aid Expert, these are advertised features of your
> aids but it looks like you have no idea WHAT it does or that they even
> exist. No matter, these are not electronic or audiological terms but
> marketing terms and therefore not very illuminating or useful. The
> person that programmed the aids won't be able to explain how or
> exactly what it does because the manufactures don't give out that
> information. Please let me know if I've said anything that isn't true.



Your penultimate sentence as quoted above. Not only is it untrue, it is
very silly.



--
Tegger
From: Tony Harding on
On 06/19/10 11:30, Tegger wrote:
> kludge(a)panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote in
> news:hvij3u$423$1(a)panix2.panix.com:
>
>> Tegger<invalid(a)invalid.inv> wrote:
>>> kludge(a)panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote in news:hvicgs$cs0$1
>>> @panix2.panix.com:
>>>
>>>> Tegger<invalid(a)invalid.inv> wrote:
>>>>> 1) buying a car from a reputable and successful automaker that is
>>>>> not currently owned by a union or a government, and
>>>>
>>>> Is there such a thing?
>>>
>>> Honda and Toyota, for two...
>>
>> Dunno about Honda, but check out Japanese government investment in
>> Toyota. Also MITI ties to both.... the Japanese have figured out how
>> to do it right at least.
>
>
>
> I can't find anything much outside of Toyota getting a $2 billion loan.
> That is not "investment". Compare that with the explicit ownership of GM by
> the US and the unions.
>
> As for "MITI ties", those ties have often been detrimental. Soichiro Honda
> openly and controversially defied MITI's directives when he decided to
> start building cars. Had he complied, I wouldn't be drivig an Integra right
> now.

There's a downside here?

:)