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Hi Ron its nice to know that even though I may be just being grumpy there is someone else who feels much the same way.
Hi Barry your observation re measurement is a great point.
Who would have thought that the demands of fitting out a kitchen in a submarine would pay huge dividend and provide McDonalds with efficient kitchens where many bodies can fit and turn out huge amounts of tucker.
And I must admit when one looks around and observes the fashion industry, the cosmetic industry, the gambling industry...and this list could go on and on...the waste of physical and time resources makes the money spent on a gw device seem like spending on a necessity.
Hi Steven. It was your input I was fishing for and I thank you for post.
I often think about when I purchased a fax machine for the office.
I had no idea how I could use it and my sole motivation was to be able to display on my letterhead a fax number just like the large professional firms and to be one up on my opposition.
But then I found I could fax my adds into the Sydney Morning Herald and not sit on the phone dictating them to their operator.
And then instead of a mad dash each week to deliver adds and photos to Homes Pictorial I could just fax them...
Or my first portable phone, again purchased as an attempt to one up the competition via appearance suddenly was a big help if you needed to pick up a house key whilst on the road.
So I expect with GW doors will open we can not yet imagine.
Thanks for taking the time to post I appreciate the fact that you did.
Alex
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