I bought it at the Walgreen's store at Westland Plaza shopping center at
the intersection of Robinson Road and Ellis Ave this afternoon.They had
a bunch of different kinds of radios marked down.It is a Lifelong
Classic model number 2002 AM/FM radio.It says on the box,NEW! Classic
Era Vacuum Tube AM/FM Radio. The regular price was $9.99 and it was
marked down to $5.00.Of course it isn't a real tube type radio.It uses
four AA batteries and it has a wire dangling out of the back of it for
the FM antenna.It has three phoney clear plastic tubes on top with a
sort of little metal or plastic round tube inside of each of the clear
plastic tubes with a lot of little round holes in the tubes and right
behind the tubes there is something made of plastic that looks sort of
like an amplifier.According to the picture on the box,the tubes light up
when it is turned on,sort of like real vacuum tubes do.It is such a neat
looking little radio,it looks sort of like a little homebrew radio.I am
fixing to put some batteries in it and try it out.Of course I don't
expect much from such a cheap made in Slanteyed Chinkland radio.
cuhulin

Yawn.... Who cares!!!

wrote:
I bought it at the Walgreen's store at Westland Plaza shopping center at
the intersection of Robinson Road and Ellis Ave this afternoon.They had
a bunch of different kinds of radios marked down.It is a Lifelong
Classic model number 2002 AM/FM radio.It says on the box,NEW! Classic
Era Vacuum Tube AM/FM Radio. The regular price was $9.99 and it was
marked down to $5.00.Of course it isn't a real tube type radio.It uses
four AA batteries and it has a wire dangling out of the back of it for
the FM antenna.It has three phoney clear plastic tubes on top with a
sort of little metal or plastic round tube inside of each of the clear
plastic tubes with a lot of little round holes in the tubes and right
behind the tubes there is something made of plastic that looks sort of
like an amplifier.According to the picture on the box,the tubes light up
when it is turned on,sort of like real vacuum tubes do.It is such a neat
looking little radio,it looks sort of like a little homebrew radio.I am
fixing to put some batteries in it and try it out.Of course I don't
expect much from such a cheap made in Slanteyed Chinkland radio.
cuhulin

From:
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Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 16:54:39 -0500
Subject: Walgreen's Radio

I bought it at the Walgreen's store at Westland Plaza shopping center at
the intersection of Robinson Road and Ellis Ave this afternoon.They had
a bunch of different kinds of radios marked down.It is a Lifelong
Classic model number 2002 AM/FM radio.It says on the box,NEW! Classic
Era Vacuum Tube AM/FM Radio. The regular price was $9.99 and it was
marked down to $5.00.Of course it isn't a real tube type radio.It uses
four AA batteries and it has a wire dangling out of the back of it for
the FM antenna.It has three phoney clear plastic tubes on top with a
sort of little metal or plastic round tube inside of each of the clear
plastic tubes with a lot of little round holes in the tubes and right
behind the tubes there is something made of plastic that looks sort of
like an amplifier.According to the picture on the box,the tubes light up
when it is turned on,sort of like real vacuum tubes do.It is such a neat
looking little radio,it looks sort of like a little homebrew radio.I am
fixing to put some batteries in it and try it out.Of course I don't
expect much from such a cheap made in Slanteyed Chinkland radio.
cuhulin

It's a Sangean.

Greg

My po little itty bitty Walgreen's radio that I bought marked down at
only $5.00,nobody likes my po little itty bitty Walgreen's (NOT a
Sangean,it's made in Slanteyed Chinkland,it says so right there on the
bottom of my po little itty bitty Walgreen's radio) radio.Ohhh,boo hoo
hoo!
cuhulin

If it's a Sangean,(Sangean radios are made in Taiwan) I am taking that
mother ****er back to the Walgreen's store and get my damn $5.00 back.
cuhulin

Oviously,you do not know the proper American version of the english
language.You are a damn fool if you think you do.
cuhulin

You ****ing IDIOT! I have been useing and talking the proper American
version of the english language all of life,sixty three years ago.
cuhulin

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 01:22:15 GMT, Conan Ford
wrote:

wrote in news:29025-42668A71-66@storefull-
3251.bay.webtv.net:

y'all stop picking on my little po ass little Walgreen's radio.I knew it
...

The pronoun "you" is already plural, you do not need to add "all" to it--
doing do is redundant.

(thou is the singular form, no longer in use much as it was not considered
polite)

It's been replaced by thou-all.

wrote in message
...
Oviously,you do not know the proper American version of the english
language.You are a damn fool if you think you do.

That would be damned fool. ****head.

I wonder if it's the same radio discussed in this thread, two and a
half years old, from rec.antiques.radio+phono. It was plastic, had fake
tubes mounted on the chassis, and has some LEDs.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/... 137eb7e5c22b

or

http://tinyurl.com/boldr

The radio appeared at http://www.bozzusa.com/ , but the link is dead
now.