A side-effect of being a Geek for any period of time....

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Re: A side-effect of being a Geek for any period of time....

Post by dude » January 19th 2011, 4:48pm

Seems that regardless of what is fact or not, any association with ShopNBC and Jim Skelton yields suspicion. Now Stan has fallen into the trap, and has further complicated his dilema with a non-responsive position.

I see Jimmy has addressed the issue of his detractors again, only drawing MORE attention to himself and the swamp of dishonesty he is mired in.

I don't ever care to own a Deep Blue, I have no axe to grind with Stan. I see his choices boiling down to either grabbing all the dollars he can and bailing . . . leaving his integrity behind . . . or do the stand up thing and walk away now with a lesson learned and a decent future ahead of him with his company.

Jimmy will pull him down. This is not the only forum with utter contempt and distain for him. Contrary to the swill he spoon feeds his troops. He will cost Stan across the board, many watch fora will see what we see. Some already do, but have chosen the path of least resistance, and kept the public commentary to a minimum.

I say this, after reading today two comically positioned threads (one directly before the other), one from Stan proclaiming "WOW" . . . the very next "not liking the T100 48mm".
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Re: A side-effect of being a Geek for any period of time....

Post by eddiea » January 19th 2011, 5:01pm

I think foggy nailed...
"Based on my experience watching watch shows in the past I wonder how much of a difference there is between directly lying to customers and sitting by,tacitly nodding and smiling,while the guy next to you lies."
My comment is ...there is no difference.
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