If you can take the aggravation, look at what they did to a Monarch EE

http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=802103
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Fred R "spam wrote:

If you can take the aggravation, look at what they did to a Monarch EE


Maybe the government should try keeping things inside and listing them
on ebay. It would have been better than this disgrace. ARRGH!

Wes S
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On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 22:08:04 GMT, Fred R "spam
wrote:

If you can take the aggravation, look at what they did to a Monarch EE

http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=802103


You forget - anything "government" is required, by default, to be
brain dead.
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If you can take the aggravation, look at what they did to a Monarch EE

According to a coworker of mine, this is an outgrowth of policies
set at the end of WWII where it was seen as the government's
duty to throw perfectly good stuff away (vehicles driven off floating
piers into the sea, planes flown directly from manufacturer to
scrapyard) so as not to affect the market for new goods...
--G. Lyford

wrote in message
oups.com...
If you can take the aggravation, look at what they did to a Monarch EE

According to a coworker of mine, this is an outgrowth of policies
set at the end of WWII where it was seen as the government's
duty to throw perfectly good stuff away (vehicles driven off floating
piers into the sea, planes flown directly from manufacturer to
scrapyard) so as not to affect the market for new goods...

That actually makes sense, in a perverse way....

-jc-

John Chase wrote:
wrote in message
oups.com...

If you can take the aggravation, look at what they did to a Monarch EE

According to a coworker of mine, this is an outgrowth of policies
set at the end of WWII where it was seen as the government's
duty to throw perfectly good stuff away (vehicles driven off floating
piers into the sea, planes flown directly from manufacturer to
scrapyard) so as not to affect the market for new goods...


That actually makes sense, in a perverse way....

-jc-


Still hurts