I do not get excited about products made in China. When I was in the hospital
they gave me a "reacher" which will help you put your socks on and also reach
things when you can not get them otherwise. I was recovering from a replacement
of a knee. The fellow in the room with me would not accept the "Reacher"
because it was made in China. I have made good use of the reacher in the radio
room and would not trade it for anything.
In the winter we get our tomatoes from Mexico and they are very good and ripe!!
This I know is off topic but it goes along with things made in China and other
places.
KD3JF
Paul Gates
> Date: Tue, 25 May 2010 17:57:28 -0400
> From: jruing@ameritech.net
> To: waltk8cv4612amos@att.net; tentec@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [TenTec] Ten-Tec rebranding
>
> Geeze... no one said he is a crook.
>
> All we are suggesting is that TenTec (being in Tennessee) would
> be in a better position to service any repair, warranty, or
> shipping damage issues than the designer would be way over
> in China -- just considering the logistics and distances involved.
> But to suggest we were disparaging the poor designer's credibility
> or integrity is way off the mark and mis-characterizes what
> we are saying.
>
> ======================= K8JHR =================================
>
>
>
> On 5/25/2010 3:57 PM, Walt Amos wrote:
>
> We should not be saying he is a CROOK unless you know for sure!
>
> I got some cut up Broccoli at COSTCO and low and behold, it was a
> > product of CHINA ! Now there's something to worry about if you want to worry
> > ! :-)))
> >
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