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Subject what have you bought recently that you actually really needed.

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[b]A new Mr Coffee.

[color=darkred]EVERY single electrical appliance that
has failed on you in the last decade or so,
you can directly BLAME the
COMMIE RAT BASTARD ENVIRO-NUTZ of Europe.

"RoHS" made a big deal out of lead in solder.
(Like kids are going to be chewing on
printed circuit boards)

These dirty son-of-bitches forced industry
to adopt lead-free solder, resulting in
"cold solder joints" which ALWAYS fail
prematurely developing cracks which means
an early demise for your appliance.
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[color=red]The only GOOD left-wing rat bastard 
is a DEAD left-wing rat bastard.[/color][/b]
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Just got a Keurig machine though I really prefer my French Press.
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Those machines make terrible coffee.  Used one for years...and one day i grabbed a cup of real coffee from a diner...i was blown away, i had forgot what REAL coffee brew tasted like, night vs day.  The issue with the keurig is that the hit water is quickly blasted through the coffee bean grounds and is waaay to acidic and doesnt have enough of the coffee bean OILS in the cup, so it tastes like coffee but its just hot water flavored coffee and they are usually loaded with bad ingredients and extra chemicals that they obviously dont tell you about and its waaaay more expensive in the long run.
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I agree. There is an ongoing WAR around here
over this.
A Keurig was given to her, and I told her to get
rid of it because we drink WAY to much coffee
to bankroll one of those turds.
Plus I tried Keurig coffee and didn't like it any
better than Herr Coffee.

I WANT PERCOLATED COFFEE, like I remember from
my youth. The smell of freshly ground percolated
coffee would fill the house, but
"THAT'S TOO MUCH WORK" (says she)

I drink a pot or more of coffee a day,
so like they say about beer,
I don't buy coffee, I rent it.
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Original Message not food.

not gas

we're talking stuff that might be made in china or elsewhere.

do you really need that stuff?

and what is it ?

stereos.?

2,4 dimethyl benzene?

a lampshade that has a monkey on at in walmart that has LED lights?

what does china make that we can't do?

serious question

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