On Jan 30, 10:02*am, rigger wrote:
On Jan 29, 3:47*pm, "Steve W." wrote:
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I wrote to AARP to complain that they are ripping off the very people
(us retired people) that they claim to protect. *They simply
(apparently) asked Edin Pure if everything they claimed was true and
guess what, Edin Pure said it was. * So, end of story, Pete. *We will
keep on taking the money from the full page ad while continuing to bilk
the readership without doing any serious investigation.

"Boo" *AARP!!!

Pete Stanaitis
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Steve W.

You still belong to aarp even after they jumped in to the middle
on the part "D" discussion and helped to scam us again?

They're nothing but an insurance company protecting the
overblown salaries of the executives.

dennis
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I agree with all of this thread. After AARP got into the Medicare
part D "pig Pile", I Iost all respect for the organizatioin. It does
little good to cancel ones membership. Some times motels offer a AARP
discount that is greater than the AAA discount.

Regarding the Amish stove, thier TV advertising characterizes it as a
5,000 BTU heater. That can only mean 5,000 BTUs per hour. Thus, It
is a 171 Watt space heater (5000/29.3) that offers some warm colored
visual effects to create the illusion of heat.

The Amish cabinetry aspect is bewildering -- the Luddite tendency of
this sect is perhaps compatible with the low tech heat-illusion-box
concept.

Farky Bipski