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BOSE ORDERS EMPLOYEES TO REMOVE FLAGS FROM STORE ???
G. Gordon Liddy SHow
| 4 April 2003
Posted on 04/04/2003 12:14:32 PM PST by 11th_VA
A caller to G. Gordon Liddy show today, said he was an employee of Bose (on his lunch break), and said BOSE corporate has ordered all flags, and flag related decorations taken down from all stores so as not to offend customers!!! Caller said one employee refused and quit.
Has anyone else heard about this???
TOPICS: Announcements; Foreign Affairs; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: bose; didnthappen; noevidence; oldglory; onthehomefront; rumor
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To: eddie willers
You left out JBL, which is my own personal fave. Of course, we have the luxury of having room for four large 312's, a PB-12 sub and a center speaker. But I think maybe a HTIB might be right for someone who HAS to have physically-small speakers. The sub that comes with them will make up for the smallish speakers.
Michael
To: Xenalyte
"Our Bose Wave Radio is the coolest piece of small electronics in the house - stellar clear sound, excellent reception." I understand that the Wavy Radio is the ONLY halfway-decent product they make. But given the price...damn, that's a lot of dough to spend on a clock radio.
Michael
To: Leroy S. Mort
You have just demonstrated your stupidity. (Here's a clue -- go do some research in human factors. That branch of engineering researches what makes things easy to use.) I'm interested in computers that are easy to use. Your inclusion of Al Gore is also quite funny, because prior to a few months ago, my Apple purchase would not have benefitted him. (As though Al Gore is responsible for UI design.) You also failed to answer the question. Finally, I'll say this -- for most things you can do it cheaper (only if you count up-front cost, and not the cost of your time). But that sort of thinking implicitly assumes your time is worth nothing, which based on your response, I'd have to agree.
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posted on
04/04/2003 1:30:52 PM PST
by
=Intervention=
(so freaking sick of the lies...)
To: Gaas
"Proprietary software" -- yet you yourself run proprietary software when you run Windows. OS/X is at least built on an open-source core. Keep trying.
84
posted on
04/04/2003 1:32:34 PM PST
by
=Intervention=
(so freaking sick of the lies...)
To: Paradox
Bose made their name in the live music world during the early '70's transition away from the heavy, muddy, awkward to carry, Shure Vocalmaster system w/ those Tower speakers.
Bose came out with that advertisement showing a guy carrying a couple of their (small) 901's comfortably in each hand.
What they never told you about was the 'fork-lift' filled with power amps that it took to make their speakers sound like anything. And of course the Bose system cost almost twice as much.
85
posted on
04/04/2003 1:32:48 PM PST
by
CIBvet
(It's about preserving OUR Borders, OUR Language and OUR American Culture)
To: Sir_Ed
I've got a Dell and a Mac G4...the Mac G4 is CLEARLY superior to the PC, and the OSX operating system, based on the Unix kernel, is far superior to Windows XP. Opinions are like elbows...most everyone has at least one. Be happy in your work. The BOSE site is full of testimonials, too.
To: Wright is right!
You left out JBLJBL was bought out by the Harman Group (Sidney Harman...BIG TIME liberal and Clinton Supporter) who also distribute Infinity and many. many other brands.
JBL is like General Motors. A huge, line up of speakers at every price and performance imaginable.
Some of the very best in the world, and some absolute junk that they simply re-label from the Orient.
Just because it says "JBL", doesn't mean its the real JBL.
Caveat Emptor.
To: =Intervention=
You have just demonstrated your stupidity. Just reproved my theory that the only cult whose members have less of a sense of humor than cat-lovers, are MAC-heads....Hahahahahaaaa. Go do some research in market share...
To: OldFriend
Thanks......we are no longer the silent majority. Maybe someone could check out the story that American flags can't be flown on vehicles in Iraq - because we are a army of liberation = not conquest.
I have posted it a few times here and no one seems to care. Guess it is a matter of 'picking your battles'. That is much more egregious than private employer deciding what he/she will do in his own store - however misguided it might be.
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posted on
04/04/2003 1:37:08 PM PST
by
nanny
To: 11th_VA
just called them, sounded like they have gotten plenty of calls, and are issueing a statement
that it is not their policy, and they are very upset about it
I told them the manager who did this should be fired.
90
posted on
04/04/2003 1:37:35 PM PST
by
vin-one
(I wish i had something clever to put in this tag)
To: =Intervention=
O please! How can you compare a PC to a MAC when it comes to proprietry. Be realistic. The only thing that a Mac is good for is graphic work. With the power of PCs these days, that is not that important anymore. If MAC does not run Windows or Linux soon, it will die.
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posted on
04/04/2003 1:38:14 PM PST
by
Gaas
To: Leroy S. Mort
Just reproved my theory that the only cult whose members have less of a sense of humor than cat-lovers, are MAC-heads....Hahahahahaaaa. Go do some research in market share...
LOL, well said.
To: 11th_VA
>> so as not to offend customers <<
I'm now offically offended. Never have and never will buy any of their products.
AND IF THE US FLAG OFFENDS ANYONE...LEAVE! WE DON'T WANT YOU HERE. We have another freedom in this country, the freedom to leave.
93
posted on
04/04/2003 1:40:56 PM PST
by
appalachian_dweller
(Those who sacrifice freedom for security deserve neither.)
To: Wright is right!
I heard the commercials where someone says "Oh, there's a live band" only to find it's a wave radio. I went into the store in Osage Beach with that in mind. I was disappointed. Sure, the stereo is thousands of times better than the $39 made in china stuff you can buy at the discount store, but at hundreds of dollars, there are plenty of stereos just as good at a cheaper price.
To: Wright is right!
Our Wave Radio was a Christmas gift - and at that price, you just can't beat it. :)
95
posted on
04/04/2003 1:42:20 PM PST
by
Xenalyte
(I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
To: eddie willers
I should have given you some background. I spent many many years in the professional recording business, and all of those years involved mixing on almost exclusively JBL speakers. It's a reference sound for my ears. And the JBL system I have (fairly high end) lives up to what my ears expect. Our receiver is an Onkyo, which is a fine piece of gear, too.
JBL is certainly not the ne plus ultra these days - but it fits me since I'm so used to the sound. If you'll recall, JBL was part of the original THX spec.
Michael
To: Leroy S. Mort
Good to see you posting regularly again.
To: eddie willers
I'm just here for the War, Eddie ... :-) .. I'll be back for the election.
To: Wright is right!
If you'll recall, JBL was part of the original THX spec. Yep....I remember the $35,000 THX rig.
As I said, there is still a real JBL out there.....
And some other stuff with just their name glued on.
To: nanny
Maybe someone could check out the story that American flags can't be flown on vehicles in Iraq - because we are a army of liberation = not conquest. Can't be accurate, because I've seen Bradleys flying the Stars and Stripes.
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