justalayman
Senior Member
well, an item purporting to be a Twinkie is now available. It's kind of a mini version.Oh, they are back
well, an item purporting to be a Twinkie is now available. It's kind of a mini version.Oh, they are back
Some of my favorite "scientific" experiments were conducted on the Twinkie in 1995 by Rice University students Chris Gouge and Todd Stadler. Called The T.W.I.N.K.I.E. Project, the experiments can be located on a web archive search of www.owlnet.rice.edu/~gouge.twinkies.* The "Haiku" version is especially impressive.well, an item purporting to be a Twinkie is now available. It's kind of a mini version.
The seller would know because they are the ones in charge of manufacturing the product and they told me that they "decided" to stop making all their furniture with the heating feature.
While I understand that companies can and do go out of business and are no longer around to provide warranty on their products, but in my particular situation, the company hasn't gone out of business and continues to operate.
The only reason why I bought this specific furniture is because it was the only model that I could find looking through multiple retail stores that offered a combination power recline + heat + reading lamps + vibration. There was not any other model for sale with this exact combination and had this model only been available with all the same features less the heat, I would have never bought it.
apparently you have never owned a Yugo.I'm not convinced the seller has the ability to see into the future.
this one?Some of my favorite "scientific" experiments were conducted on the Twinkie in 1995 by Rice University students Chris Gouge and Todd Stadler. Called The T.W.I.N.K.I.E. Project, the experiments can be located on a web archive search of www.owlnet.rice.edu/~gouge.twinkies.* The "Haiku" version is especially impressive.
*I can't get a link to work
The car where somebody in Yugoslavia saw a Rabbit and said 'We can build that!'apparently you have never owned a Yugo.
Ya, that's the one.The car where somebody in Yugoslavia saw a Rabbit and said 'We can build that!'
Nope. I owned a Rabbit. And now have another.Ya, that's the one.
The problem:
they were wrong... really really wrong.
the point being;
if you have ever owned a Yugo, and God bless your soul you if you owned more than one and had not committed vehicular homicide (where you kill your car, not somebody else using your car) you knew that every Yugo you would ever run across was going to be..um.. deficient in some way.
That's the one - but I couldn't get the link to work on this site. You might have to go through the MIT site, stuff.mit.edu.afs/Athena/activity/s/sctv/old_site/www.rice.edu/~gouge/twinkies.html, although I couldn't get that to work here, either.this one?
http://web.archive.org/web/19970607064920/http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~gouge/twinkies.html
I read the thread because I had to know if the couch was yellow.I'm sorry, but every time I see the subject heading of this thread, I can't help thinking, "Well, you might try pairing it with an armchair in a nice grenadine, with throw pillows in a matching lemon".
if you have never experienced a Yugo, there is just no easy way to describe the horror they called a car. One of the funniest (well, to me anyway since I didn't own it) problems I saw was in the upper right hand corner of the windshield, you could pass a credit card between the rubber windshield seal and the car's body. Simple fix you might thing by reseating the seal. Well, if the windshield shape actually matched the opening in the car, you might be right but alas, it wasn't so.Nope. I owned a Rabbit. And now have another.
well, I can hardly blame that on the Yugo:I think it was a Yugo that was picked up in the wind and blown off the Mackinac Bridge many years ago (with unhappy results).
It's a scary bridge.well, I can hardly blame that on the Yugo:
http://www.mlive.com/weather/index.ssf/2013/07/semi-truck_blown_over_on_macki.html
that is a very interesting bridge to drive on. Love the iron grates so you can watch the water as you drive across.
and were you referring to this Yugo?
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1989-10-03/news/8901190020_1_suspension-bridge-accident-car
didn't realize it but in that article, apparently you can have a bridge employee drive your car across the bridge should you have that much if an issue.
apparently you have never owned a Yugo.