Posted on 05/18/2011 11:38:27 AM PDT by MindBender26
Add ‘forward’ to that list...a Vermont standard. ‘Take Vermont Forward’.
Yes, but you never saw my goof tape when I was working for Network!
Have you ever seen “Tapes of Wrath?”
Yes, but you never saw my goof tape when I was working for Network! Some are sooooooo bad!
Have you ever seen “Tapes of Wrath?”
Yes, but you never saw my goof tape when I was working for Network! Some are sooooooo bad!
Have you ever seen “Tapes of Wrath?”
No, gotta a link?
Start here.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tapes+of+wrath&aq=f
Part one was the best, but I can’t find that, with audio, anywhere.
Enjoy
I googled it awhile ago. I only watched a little of Part One because, like you said, it was missing the audio. Watched a little of Part Two. Where are you on the videos if you mind me asking?
At 1:43, of Part One, I’m the one on top.
:)
Actually, at 5:42, of Part 2, I'm the one in the hat.
Really actually, see the last two stories on part 2, the Philadelphia Rabbi and Mara at WAZBC in NY.
Priceless
:)
Actually, at 5:42, of Part 2, I'm the one in the hat.
Really actually, see the last two stories on part 2, the Philadelphia Rabbi and Mara at WABC in NY.
Priceless
:)
10-4, been with USAA since ‘66. USAA is a co-op and after payouts and reserve requirements are met each year, the excess is reimbursed to individual members. I have ALWAYS had outstanding service, very professional and very prompt!
JC
Don't think I'd want to support SEIU/public sector unions.
Yeah, that was years ago. I'm on to AAA of New Mexico now. Best rates I've ever had, but I'm seriously looking at giving USAA my business, if they can come close to the rates I'm getting for AAA.
“I’m a very satisfied USAA insurance member since 1985. If you’ve ever served in the military they’re worth checking out. I believe they used to be open to officers only - but now they even offer insurance (among a host of other services)to family members of those in the military.
Plus, they’ve got the world’s best customer service.”
Thank You.
I used State Farm from when I first started driving at 15 in 1984. I used them all the way until I was in my early 30s. My folks used them since they were married (in the mid-60s). I dropped State Farm after two consecutive rate hikes that had nothing to do with my driving record. The first hike was because the national level of theft rate of my type of auto had gone up (Honda Civic). I asked what the theft rate was at the local level. They said they couldn't use that.
Then the second rate hike was because the local uninsured driver accident rate went up. So, I asked them what the national rate was. They wouldn't use that. I then asked them why they seemed to pick and choose on the gouging, charging me for something at the national level which was actually very low at the local level, and vice-versa for the other issue. They wouldn't answer. That's when I went to Progressive, then to Geico, then to AAA. Possibly now headed for USAA.
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