On Nov 17, 8:55*am, Huge wrote:
On 2008-11-15, wrote:

On Nov 15, 4:47*am, Huge wrote:
And exactly who's wrong here about what?

You are.

So, living in the UK,

I was wondering when another of the unpleasant traits of this particular
ex-Colony would arise; parochiality. That, combined with the aforementioned
inability to admit error, is beiong ably demonstrated here.

Of course, you know as little about me as you do about everything else, so you
are as wrong about my knowledge of the USA as everything else.

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* *"I have never been able to conceive how any rational being could propose
happiness to himself from the exercise of power over others." - Thomas Jefferson
* * * * * * * *[email me at huge {at} huge (dot) org dot uk]


LOL. Forget all the above drivel. Do you still want to claim:


Claim: Bosch front loaders sold in the USA are somehow different
"European type" front loaders and make it sound like they are somehow
unique and one of the only machines of that type available?

Fact: They have features similar to ALL THE OTHER WIDELY AVAILABLE
FRONT LOADERS being sold be virtually every washing machine
manufacturer selling products in the USA: Maytag, Whirpool, LG,
Samsung, Kenmore, Frigidare, GE, etc.

Claim: Runours about Bosch service being poor.

Fact: Instead of posting about rumours, if you don't have any factual
data or experience, only an idiot would cite rumours as advice.

Claim: Front loaders aren't common here.

Fact: They represent a substantial part, if not most, of many of
these manufacturer's product lines. When's the last time you;ve been
in a US appliance retailer or even looked at their website. Did you
look at the Bestbuy link?

Claim: HE detergent for front loaders is hard to find in the US.

Fact: The shelves in any supermarket, discount store, wholesale club
are full of them. Tide, Gain, All, Cheer, House brands, probably 8
or more different ones to choose from in any reasonable store.


So, what kind of moron are you?