On Wed, 04 Jul 2012 13:00:11 -0400, Fred wrote:

On 7/4/2012 7:16 AM, Duesenberg wrote:

Well good for you. My point was though, that fixing a good quality O
& M range is a better choice than most stoves that are on the weekend
sale at Lowes. The convection oven may be a bit better, but the

Are you kidding me? I'd rather have a $49 Walmart microwave than an old
stove from the 30s.



Good, that keeps the prices down for those that appreciate a quality
appliance. Compare that old stuff to the mass market crap today and
you may be surprised. Yes, the convection ovens today are better, but
those old burners could put out lots of heat and had a rugged design
for the grates on top. Metal was thicker, coatings were thicker and
better.

Until you actually look at one and use one, you are just talking out
your uneducated ass.


LOL! You're prolly one of those folks that has a crank style phone on
the wall of your kitchen right where the phone guy installed it back in
1952. Did you know they make em cordless now so you can walk around the
house and talk?

And there are better quality wired phone than the portable stuff too.
Yes, I do have a Motorola Atrix, but at home, I still go to the corded
phone with the higher quality handset. You really can't beat them for
both hearing and speaking.