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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 12:22:09 AM   
Mike Scholl

 

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The words of personal experience? One wonders.



From Franklin? No doubt about it at all...

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 12:42:42 AM   
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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 1:05:49 AM   
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YES!!!!



Pauk must be a fan of "close tolerances"..., the infamous "RCH" so beloved by Engineers.

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 2:35:01 AM   
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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 5:59:58 AM   
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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 12:33:35 PM   
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Status: offline 		Back on the subject of Japanese Production Capabilities, let me present one set of statistics that should pretty well settle the case against Japan knowing anything about Assembly Line Mass Production.....

1940. With 34,100,000 people in it's labor Force, Japan produced 03.5% of the worlds manufacturing. During the same year, despite the last vestiges of the Great Depression, 52,800,000 American Laborers produced 32.2% of the World's Manufacturing. Basically, it took Japan 9,742,857 workers to produce 01.0 % of the world's Manufacture, while the US needed only 1,639,751 laborers to do the same.

During the War, both would add labor to their pools, but America's percentage would rise to 50% of all the World's production, while Japan's would shrink. Enough said.

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 12:58:27 PM   
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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 2:38:17 PM   
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Poor Mrs. Howell.



Ben Franklin was a big proponent of older women.  He wrote a rather humorous essay about it.  Ever read it?

Apologue on having an older mistress

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 2:48:40 PM   
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Hopefully. It really isn't advanced economics we're dealing with here...



Agreed. We're way the H-ll off the subject by now. Just wanted to put something in every so often that actually pertained to the original posting to keep it "legit".

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 6:35:48 PM   
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She's standing over your shoulder with a rolling pin, right?

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 8:22:23 PM   
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Hopefully. It really isn't advanced economics we're dealing with here...


It is not?

And there I was, thinking that studying Economics would *finally* give me a competitive advantage somewhere...

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 10:28:19 PM   
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Poor Mrs. Howell.



Ben Franklin was a big proponent of older women.  He wrote a rather humorous essay about it.  Ever read it?

Apologue on having an older mistress

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The interesting question now is what Ben Franklin considered under "older women"... since he wrote the text in 1745 (i.e. 250+ years ago) he might meant 30/40 years old ones...


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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:07:00 PM   
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" Redheads Forever! "

She's standing over your shoulder with a rolling pin, right?



Don't I wish..., she's reclining in my forebrain wearing a willing look...

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:25:47 PM   
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" Redheads Forever! "

She's standing over your shoulder with a rolling pin, right?



Don't I wish..., she's reclining in my forebrain wearing a willing look...



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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:29:13 PM   
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That's the sort of deception that get's you off the couch, but then she hands you the rolling pin and says, "Now go wash this stud..."

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:30:35 PM   
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And here I thought I was the only one that found the fair boring on this forum of late. Bravo, John!

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:38:11 PM   
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Status: offline 		We've wandered a loooong way from Japanese Production Capabilities...unless I missed something, did they find a way to mass produce red-heads more economically?

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:41:42 PM   
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We've wandered a loooong way from Japanese Production Capabilities...unless I missed something, did they find a way to mass produce red-heads more economically?

Red-heads are more interesting anyway Brian. Anyone heard my "Relative Theory of Hot Chicks"?

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/14/2007 11:48:13 PM   
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We've wandered a loooong way from Japanese Production Capabilities...unless I missed something, did they find a way to mass produce red-heads more economically?

Red-heads are more interesting anyway Brian. Anyone heard my "Relative Theory of Hot Chicks"?


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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 12:33:34 AM   
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We've wandered a loooong way from Japanese Production Capabilities...unless I missed something, did they find a way to mass produce red-heads more economically?

Red-heads are more interesting anyway Brian. Anyone heard my "Relative Theory of Hot Chicks"?


Yo Ian, I'm with Brian.

Please, oh please. I love relativity; I love redheads.

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 12:38:09 AM   
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We've wandered a loooong way from Japanese Production Capabilities...unless I missed something, did they find a way to mass produce red-heads more economically?

Red-heads are more interesting anyway Brian. Anyone heard my "Relative Theory of Hot Chicks"?


Yo Ian, I'm with Brian.

Please, oh please. I love relativity; I love redheads.

You know john, seeing as how I am married to a strawberry blonde I could shed some light...I'm just not sure this forum is ready...too many weak hearts

Besides, given my importance on this fourm it'd be a shame to get banned now. What would I do on my lunch hour?

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 3:04:01 AM   
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edit: never mind, she'll just get the thread locked

< Message edited by irrelevant -- 8/15/2007 2:38:57 PM >

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 6:01:33 AM   
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You know john, seeing as how I am married to a strawberry blonde I could shed some light...I'm just not sure this forum is ready...too many weak hearts

Besides, given my importance on this fourm it'd be a shame to get banned now. What would I do on my lunch hour?


Seen the pics Ian. Oh ... my heart ... my heart ...

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 8:55:49 AM   
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You know, this thread is within a RCH of getting locked!

In case any non-military folks aren't aware of the smallest measurement known to service men, a RCH is a (deleted by censor)

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 2:40:08 PM   
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I definitely know what that is!

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RE: Japanese Production Capabilities - 8/15/2007 3:12:43 PM   
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We've wandered a loooong way from Japanese Production Capabilities...unless I missed something, did they find a way to mass produce red-heads more economically?


The original thread topic was about as far off base as the hikacked topic. I'd suggest abandoning both, at least in this forum.



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