Amish heater infomercial - Still laughing...

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joedw00 wrote:There is a horse drawn semi trailer on the other side that you can't see. :D
That must be a big horse!:eek: Orrrrr a lot of them!:rolleyes:
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There was a newspaper article here about this being a rip-off. One guy said he ordered two of them and he did get the first one with the mantel, but the second showed up with just the heater insert. Another said they never received the one they ordered. I am always leery of these commercials that blow their own horns a little too loud (outlandish claims).
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curiousgeorge wrote:There was a newspaper article here about this being a rip-off. One guy said he ordered two of them and he did get the first one with the mantel, but the second showed up with just the heater insert. Another said they never received the one they ordered. I am always leery of these commercials that blow their own horns a little too loud (outlandish claims).
There are 'infomercials' that don't?:rolleyes:
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same wattage, lower price

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Sure the Harbor Freight is cheaper...they don't have to pay those Amish guys!:rolleyes:
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algale wrote:Sure the Harbor Freight is cheaper...they don't have to pay those Amish guys!:rolleyes:
Or feed the horses!:D
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JPG40504 wrote:Or feed the horses!:D
Nor do they have to clean up after them.
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fjimp wrote:Nor do they have to clean up after them.



That is half of the fun... :D


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robinson46176 wrote:That is half of the fun... :D


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Ah yes well to each his own kind of fun. I don't mind cleaning up the sawdust. That other job I lack the desire to ever do again.
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A 1500watt $30 heater from Menards heats the same as a 1500watt $400 heater from a con artist. Anybody with a brain knows that, but there seem to be a shortage of people with working brains in the US today.
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