I was just going for the common arguments ...
Anyone with any knowledge at all knows that the argument is really Roger W. Smith v. George B. Daniels, MBE ... or if you really must go with a production model, then Patek Phillippe v. A. Lange & Sohne.
On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 10:40:26 -0500, Richard M Sachs wrote
> snipped:
> "Steinway v. Yamaha ...Bosendorfer"
>
> i'm impressed!!!!!!
> e-RICHIE
> chester, ct
>
> On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 10:34:33 EST BobHoveyGa@aol.com writes:
> Steven;
> After careful consideration, and with humorous rather than
> argumentative contrariness, I present the following:
>
> >Steinway v. Yamaha ...Bosendorfer
> >Les Paul v. Stratocaster ...Alembic
> >Omega v. Rolex ...Patek Phillipe
> >Nikon v. Canon ...Leica
> >Film v. Digital ...both, though digital's winning me over
> >Mercedes v. BMW ...Bentley
> >Ferrari v. Maserati ...McClaren
> >Harley Davidson v. Indian ...Vincent
> >Bantam v. Willys v. Ford ...Land Rover
> >Sylvester Stallone v. Ah-nuld Governator-negger ...Bruce Lee
> >"I'm a little bit country ..." v. "and I'm a little bit rock-and-roll"
> ...oh please. Jazz rules.
> >Mario Confente, master v. Mario Confente, journeyman ...McLean
> Fonvielle
> >
> >Steven L. Sheffield
>
> >Stirring up a hornet's nest in Midvale, Utah
>
>
> Bob "Shaken, not Stirred" Hovey
> Columbus, GA
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