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Comment on “Built Ford Tough” - But Only to 75,000 Miles by Lewis

Lewis — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:57:35 +0000

The dealership is wrong with this policy (refusing to repair the vehicle), but there is one thing you can do: Call Ford customer service and share with them how the dealership refuse to even give an estimate on these repairs. An irate customer can make ripple even at the dealership level, trust me, just share this story and see what happens.

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Comment on “Built Ford Tough” - But Only to 75,000 Miles by Kat

Kat — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:48:12 +0000

We’ve had a few ford trucks. They’ve all gone over 185,000 with no major problems. The dealership here has no problem working on a vehicle with that many miles. We don’t go to the dealerships anymore, use a trusted mechanic, mostly because they are usually cheaper. My Taurus is working on 180,000 right now. And will probably get well over 225,000. We sold a truck to a family member in Idaho, and even with the rough driving, it is happily at 300,000 miles. I think this should be about whoever made that policy decision, and not so much the Ford company, But every brand has it’s lemons, vehicle wise and employee wise.

Comment on Sears Homes by Dale Thomas

Dale Thomas — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 22:18:50 +0000

Rose;
I have three Sears houses on a beach front property on Casey Key near Sarasota Fl that I want to sell. They have been standing on the beach since 1936 and are in great shape. If you know anyone who may want to buy them and disassemble to move them please let me know. Regards
Dale Thomas
941 525 0641

Comment on Annapolis and its Sears Homes by PAM GREEFF

PAM GREEFF — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 21:20:01 +0000

There is a Glens Falls model Sears house in Annapolis on Southgate Ave near Franklin. Sits back from the road with a long driveway. It’s so large, hard to believe it was mail order.

Comment on TSA pursues punitive measures for opting out of the “Nude-o-Scope” by maridon

maridon — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 00:06:31 +0000

I am so sorry this happened to you. You had/have right on your side, and I am proud of you for sticking up for yourself. It is a crazy world, for sure, upside down. I worried about this very thing happening to my daughter, age 17, a few months ago when she flew from Atlanta to Nevada….I think I am going to stop flying completely. That is the only way they will re-examine this ridiculous procedure and abuse of passengers.

Comment on The Social Mathematics of a Woman’s Value by Jimbo

Jimbo — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 18:08:44 +0000

Rose, how’s this for a compliment: I hate pink…and I’M A GUY…and I STILL like your choice! You picked just the right shade, in just the right intensity. Perfect!

I just learned about you because I recently made an offer on an extremely well-preserved 1918 Sears Verona. I knew nothing about Sears houses when I found the house…it was one of forty my realtor brought me to see. But I loved the details, the charm….it was just perfect. And, trying to bone up on Sears houses, I of course soon bumped into you, and this site. I just ordered your book.

Really, I will not paint my house pink. But, y’know, I wouldn’t totally spurn the idea, either! So this means you NAILED it! Congrats!

Wish me luck. I reaaaaally hope I manage to buy this house…

JIM

Comment on The Single Sears Home in Owaneco, Illinois by Lorretta Law

Lorretta Law — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 17:33:48 +0000

This is what is called the Old Eaton Place. Mr Eaton was affilliated with the Eaton Bank here in Owaneco. My husband who is 71 says he doesn’t remember anyone living there when he was growing up. The Bilyeu Family lived in it in the 80’s. A new family recently moved in. I hope they take care of the Grand Old Lady and give her some tender loving care.

Comment on Richard Warren Sears by Ugly Womans Guide

Ugly Womans Guide — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 18:41:06 +0000

You might want to visit my OTHER website (searshomes.org) to learn more about Sears Homes.

Comment on Richard Warren Sears by Jeff Babisz

Jeff Babisz — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 19:28:47 +0000

We have a sears Kit home in Ray Township Mi. We think it is a Alden. We dont know very much about these homes. Any info you can give us would be great.

Comment on Readers’ Comments by rae

rae — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 18:56:31 +0000

I am glad i came across this website. If i get the chance i will read the book. I have always been an “ugly” woman even though I am still a young woman. I have grown up with disease and as it turned out God had other plans for me than making me physically beautiful. my body did not grow “normally” nor did my face turn out “normally”. i don’t ever date but my experience in society has been very brutal.

Men have treated me brutally because i do not look up to their expectations even though I am just minding my own business. People are just not used to seeing someone like me but that gives them no excuse for cruelty.

What do i want to say to the “ugly” people? I want to tell them that we are worthy of love, that we are worthy of being treated with respect, and that the “beautiful people’s” good looks will only last a few years and will then fade. This is a “soapbox” issue to me i could go on and on. I know that someday….not too far away….the “beautiful people” who tormented me will be judged for it and God will make my outward body extremely beautiful.