I wonder what's kept under wraps?

[Charlie Self]

They've got legs. They just change their pants real often.

[Charlie Self]

These days?

[J. Clarke]

Why, it precatalyzes the fuel so that it undergoes cold fusion in the cylinder of course.

[Robatoy]

But it's usually warm in cylinders, no?

[Colin B.]

There's nothing illegal about operating a monopoly. If you're deemed to be a monoply, there are restrictions about what you can do to maintain it, but making a better mousetrap and bankrupting the competition isn't illegal.

Colin

[Lew Hodgett]

WHICH old wives' tale?

How about the whole thread?

Lew

[dpb]

...

:) I guess I missed that part in the owner's manual theory section...

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[Swingman]

"Charlie M. 1958" wrote

Jeeezusss! ... a new cultural low.

[Swingman]

"Swingman" wrote

Ever get the feeling that just about everything in today's culture, from facebook, to viagra, to presidential elections, to chiwanese crap tools is nothing but SPAM!

... and the pervasiveness is manifested in the fact that, if you run Vista, "viagra" is included in your spell checker ... try typing it in with a little "v" and see what happens!

... think about it!

[Mark & Juanita]

Yeah, the Samsing Turbo 3000 phone commercial was a whole lot better.

[Swingman]

"Mark & Juanita" wrote

Yeah ... like the profound lyrics to backing track of the Vonage commercial, eh?

[Robatoy]

I take exception to 'eh?' being used in the discussion of Vonage commercials. 'eh?'....is kinda personal. Let's try to keep that amongst us friends, okay? Eh?

r

[J. Clarke]

Never let facts ruin a good story:)

[Mark & Juanita]

Just in case you didn't see it:

OTOH, I agree with you -- it used to be somewhat embarrassing to be an adolescent/teenager when they started advertising feminine products on the family TV. It is much more profoundly difficult when your 11 year-old asks what the ED commercials are advertising.