Found Collection

> In order that the article has minced
> could be perfectly cut, Knocked
> Vigorously on the bud Superior
> hand Opened.
> The most or less great number of
> knocks determines the fineness of
> cup. The rotation of knives is made
> automatically and regularly.
> For the cleaning, to pull the inferior
> bell and to release the recipient
> Superior. Well to rinse the machine,
> if possible to the running water.
> Re-assembly in Senses inverts. All
> parts metallic are executed in a
> materials has the test of the rust.

> I posted this because, as many of you will recognize,
> this is so reminiscent of the instructions that accompanied
> the first import kits in the sixties and seventies.
> Fortunately this is in English, some of those were not.

> Phil AMA609

> > Today my wife purchased an import food chopper with the following
> instructions:

> > In order that the article has minced
> > could be perfectly cut, Knocked
> > Vigorously on the bud Superior
> > hand Opened.
> > The most or less great number of
> > knocks determines the fineness of
> > cup. The rotation of knives is made
> > automatically and regularly.
> > For the cleaning, to pull the inferior
> > bell and to release the recipient
> > Superior. Well to rinse the machine,
> > if possible to the running water.
> > Re-assembly in Senses inverts. All
> > parts metallic are executed in a
> > materials has the test of the rust.

> > I posted this because, as many of you will recognize,
> > this is so reminiscent of the instructions that accompanied
> > the first import kits in the sixties and seventies.
> > Fortunately this is in English, some of those were not.

> > Phil AMA609

> In order that the article has minced
> could be perfectly cut, Knocked
> Vigorously on the bud Superior
> hand Opened.
> The most or less great number of
> knocks determines the fineness of
> cup. The rotation of knives is made
> automatically and regularly.
> For the cleaning, to pull the inferior
> bell and to release the recipient
> Superior. Well to rinse the machine,
> if possible to the running water.
> Re-assembly in Senses inverts. All
> parts metallic are executed in a
> materials has the test of the rust.

> I posted this because, as many of you will recognize,
> this is so reminiscent of the instructions that accompanied
> the first import kits in the sixties and seventies.
> Fortunately this is in English, some of those were not.

> Phil AMA609

> In order that the article has minced
> could be perfectly cut, Knocked
> Vigorously on the bud Superior
> hand Opened.
> The most or less great number of
> knocks determines the fineness of
> cup. The rotation of knives is made
> automatically and regularly.
> For the cleaning, to pull the inferior
> bell and to release the recipient
> Superior. Well to rinse the machine,
> if possible to the running water.
> Re-assembly in Senses inverts. All
> parts metallic are executed in a
> materials has the test of the rust.

> I posted this because, as many of you will recognize,
> this is so reminiscent of the instructions that accompanied
> the first import kits in the sixties and seventies.
> Fortunately this is in English, some of those were not.

> Phil AMA609

> > Today my wife purchased an import food chopper with the following
> instructions:

> > In order that the article has minced
> > could be perfectly cut, Knocked
> > Vigorously on the bud Superior
> > hand Opened.
> > The most or less great number of
> > knocks determines the fineness of
> > cup. The rotation of knives is made
> > automatically and regularly.
> > For the cleaning, to pull the inferior
> > bell and to release the recipient
> > Superior. Well to rinse the machine,
> > if possible to the running water.
> > Re-assembly in Senses inverts. All
> > parts metallic are executed in a
> > materials has the test of the rust.

> > I posted this because, as many of you will recognize,
> > this is so reminiscent of the instructions that accompanied
> > the first import kits in the sixties and seventies.
> > Fortunately this is in English, some of those were not.

> > Phil AMA609

> Back in the earlier days of RC, The Futaba 2 ch wheel radios came with a
dry
> battery holder for the rx as standard equip..

> One of the instructions told you to "SECURE THE BATTERIES WITH ***S SO
> THEY DO NOT OUT..."

> Starting instructions for old OS engines cautioned you to "earth the
> plug..."

> Pad sense, tho'..

> Cheers,

> Bill

> > Today my wife purchased an import food chopper with the following
> instructions:

> > In order that the article has minced
> > could be perfectly cut, Knocked
> > Vigorously on the bud Superior
> > hand Opened.
> > The most or less great number of
> > knocks determines the fineness of
> > cup. The rotation of knives is made
> > automatically and regularly.
> > For the cleaning, to pull the inferior
> > bell and to release the recipient
> > Superior. Well to rinse the machine,
> > if possible to the running water.
> > Re-assembly in Senses inverts. All
> > parts metallic are executed in a
> > materials has the test of the rust.

> > I posted this because, as many of you will recognize,
> > this is so reminiscent of the instructions that accompanied
> > the first import kits in the sixties and seventies.
> > Fortunately this is in English, some of those were not.

> > Phil AMA609

>Back in the earlier days of RC, The Futaba 2 ch wheel radios came with a dry
>battery holder for the rx as standard equip..

>One of the instructions told you to "SECURE THE BATTERIES WITH ***S SO
>THEY DO NOT OUT..."

>Starting instructions for old OS engines cautioned you to "earth the
>plug..."

>Pad sense, tho'..

>Cheers,

>Bill