Buying a A1200 from Vesalia

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KD7HTH wrote:
Do a poll and you will see that most Euro-Amigans get 'great' service while most US customers get poor to no service regardless where they reside.
US Forces Europe is scheduled to exodus; and not a day too soon.

Oh my god, now you are make a political issue out of this little story?

Sorry, but that is totally laughable.

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lopos wrote: And what has this matter to do with Nazis and war is beyond me.  :madashell: Grow up.

I couldn't agree more on that!

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MarkAshley wrote: What just happened? :lol:

Great NASA country has spoken. :lol:

[humppa]

And what does this "US Forces Europe is scheduled to exodus; and not a day too soon" have to do with Vesalia?

This is just completely ludicrous.

Next step is to put Vesalia on the "axis of evil".  :lol:

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AmiDude wrote:I certainly don't...but you are!

Could somebody please either raise the level of this thread (e.g. get back on-topic again) or finally close it?
This is completely kiddy-style, (Ami-)dude...

[humppa]

KD7HTH wrote:
Even if you speak Deutsch properly in the lokaler Dialekt many will snub you.

So how would they recognize you being an American if you even speak local German dialect? ;-)
Ok, there is a difference to the US here in supermarkets: The vendor does not usually ask "How are you doing?" if you come in. Maybe you're not used to that.

KD7HTH wrote:Wal-Mart stores in Germany has displaced much of this bias and has actually taught Germans what customer service can be. Thus there is hope.

Oh thank you so much for Wal-Mart! Thanks for Coca-Cola and McDonalds! And all these great things like the clerks singing "the company song" or "National anthem" in the morning. Thanks for bringing these things to Germany! Now there is hope for Germany. We are not lost!

KD7HTH wrote:Regarding the military exodus: Germany spends less than 2% of its GDP on national defense because of the 50 year US occupation.

Err, the US occupied Germany from 1945-1949. Just in case you missed something in history class. :lol:

KD7HTH wrote:Once the pull out of the US occupation in Europe is complete Germany and others may need to invest a bit more  in their respective domains. Hence a possible economic crunch on the social welfare front. Hence V-word company should capitalize on all the green backs it can muster before the pull-out.

Ok, to sum up your statement: Because the US troops left Germany, Vesalia is in deep trouble and have to care better  keeping customers from the US. :lol:

Do you take drugs?