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Comment on Kindle 3, Dammit by Max

Max — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:12:44 +0000

On second thoughts, I’m going to pass. Other resources needed and I can only sell so much plasma.

Comment on Swine Flu Shenanigans by Max

Max — Fri, 01 May 2009 06:48:52 +0000

I am, my friend. No worries. I believe this to be more media hype than substance. It will get worse, of course but we won’t loose millions. Our unfortunate losses will be in profile with standard influenza virus but that is little comfort to those who will be touched by this.

Comment on Swine Flu Shenanigans by J

Fri, 01 May 2009 04:35:16 +0000

So no sleeping in the bath tub tonite or wiring the extorior of my house with flood lights? Are you sure, are you completely positive, are you without a doubt walking through pens of pigs with no worries?

Comment on Twitter by Josh

Josh — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:34:34 +0000

Oww- Ahh… my own posting. Yes sir, the tweets are posted on the new http://www.wavingastick.com. Thats right folks no more .blogspot, Ol’ Joshy is moving up in the world. Twitter and the blog have been ignored this last week due to insane facebook (You’re the only one missing from my exclusive social club) action. Since some “other guy” owns wavingastick on WordPress, I had to roll out the big guns and lock everything up. Speaking of locking up, I hope you downloaded the new iPhone update which also updates At&t on the phone.

See you out there is the world wide web,
J

Comment on AT&T Tap Dance by Josh

Josh — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 15:37:44 +0000

I prefer the term rebel rouser. I voted for Mr. President but let’s not confuse that with groupie status, I plan to judge the man just like anyone else. Really a “Barrackberry,” I actually find that insulting. Once again here I am looking out for your best interest. If you talk to Apple about your constant call drops, they will have you meet with someone called an “AppleGenius” and they can access your phone to see how many drops it is actually having. My bro-inlaw did the same and now has a new 3G that doesn’t drop calls. Apple told him that there was a lot of 3G when they were first released that were bad. So after they checked his phone, seeing just the night before it dropped 3 calls to a land line back to back, He was handed a new phone. I cna get you better details if this interests you.

You sent the poll out 3 times. If people don’t vote then they have no say. It could have been worse, I was planning on asking Oprah if she wanted to vote.

Comment on AT&T Tap Dance by Max

Max — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 05:24:12 +0000

Huh. That’s interesting. Did you know Obama uses a Blackberry? In fact, they’ve coined the phrase, “Barrackberry” due to his constant use. (Was I supposed to use a capital “H” in his?)

You’re such a troublemaker, Josh. By the way, why did you vote on the NWFFL poll twice? Doesn’t that kinda screw the entire reason for having a vote if you vote twice? Oh, I get it: You’re using the Chicago political mantra, “Vote early, vote often!” Well, that only applies to elections, not fantasy football!

Comment on AT&T Tap Dance by Josh

Josh — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 14:33:24 +0000

Only a wanker would use a Blackberry. Are you going to change out your Xbox 360 for an Atari cuz it gliches every now and then?

Comment on It Appears Time Travel is Tricky by Josh

Josh — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 12:54:02 +0000

Ah, the first travel is always the hardest. I packed a lunch and a plastic, orange M-16 for my first trip. You just can’t ever be too prepared!

Comment on Aging Tires: Road Hazard? by Max

Max — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 06:06:26 +0000

I was hesitant to post this reply but after a little research, I’m confident this wasn’t a surreptitious attempt at spam.

People will need to look over the clip and check out the related information kindly provided by Mr. Brodsky. One has to wonder if Mr. Brodsky has a dog in this fight vs. perhaps sensationalized reporting on behalf of ABC. Who has what agenda, if any?

I do find it interesting a managing director took a moment to post a response on my corner of the world. Part of a centralized informational campaign hoping to rid the consumer market of ignorance, or something else? You decide. Either way, I certainly appreciate Mr. Brodsky weighing in.

However, it certainly cannot hurt to check the age of tires. From there, it is up to the consumer to chart the best course of action.

Comment on Aging Tires: Road Hazard? by Harvey Brodsky

Harvey Brodsky — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 18:29:11 +0000

The statement by Max, “but most civilized countries around the world recognize the actual life of a tire is no more than six years” is simply not true. How long a tire will last is situational and depends on a number of factors, including whether the tire can pass a careful inspection (shearography, x-ray, etc,) by a retreader.

The retread industry does NOT want to retread tires that are unsafe or will fail after they have been retreaded. This is not a simple issue and for any readers to this message who would like more information, we will be happy to send a complete Retread Tire Information Packet including a CD & DVD at no cost. The packet can be ordered by calling our toll free number, 888-473-8732 or by sending an email to info@retread.org.

Harvey Brodsky
Managing Director
Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau
A Non-Profit Industry Association
http://www.retread.org