Inevitable, no? Sort of a clumsy tie-in though.
Don
On 10/14/10 7:56 AM, Marco Milazzo wrote:
Now the media exploitation begins. From the 1SaleADay
website (link below):
"The Chilean Miners are safe and sound. All they want to do is go
home, take a hot shower, have a warm meal and reflect on such a
life changing experience. Perhaps they'll hop on the computer to
see the news coverage of the rescue from around the world - but
then the wire to their mouse gets all tangled up. Haven't these
people been through enough?
That's where the Logitech LX6 wireless mouse comes into play - a
mouse that will never get tangled for the simple reason that there
is no wire. Plus, at such a great price, getting one will feel
like a hot shower after being stuck underground with 30 sweaty
guys for two months. Long live the miners, and the electronic ease
of the Logitech LX6."
http://wireless.1saleaday.com/
Marco Milazzo
-----Original Message----- From: Elson T. Elizaga
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 3:44 AM
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Subject: Re: Chile
I wonder about that, too, but then Josef Fritzl's daughter and
children
endured a much longer time in a bunker than these miners.
A psychologist interviewed by BCC said these men (miners) are
tougher
than 90 percent of psychologists I know.
On 10/14/2010 8:35 AM, Marilyn wrote:
It's an amazing story. How on earth did
the miners keep their sanity?
Marilyn
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