On Thursday, March 31, 2005, at 11:11 AM, Peter K. wrote: > C'mon Jerry. You know emotions play a big part in this. Think about > how you get when you talk about Porsche, your emotions comes out loud > and clear. I find the same thing with when I am out riding my > motorcycle with the Harley guys. They all get emotional about their > Harleys, saying "there is nothing liek a Harley." Now substitute any > other product for Harley and I think you will understand what I mean. Well, not ANY other product - I mean, how worked up can you get about a $10 throwaway Kodak 35 mm from the drug store? +++++ > On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 19:19:28 -0800, Jerry Lehrer > <jerryleh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Eric, >> >> Plus thousands of emotional fanatics, trained by Wetzlar und Solms. >> >> Jerry >> >> Eric Goldstein wrote: >> >>> Richard Knoppow wrote: >>> >>>> The three dimenional quality is sometimes mentioned. I wonder what >>>> property or combination of properties leads to this. (snipped) >>> >>> That would be the combination of a good public relations team early >>> on and an aggressive advertising/promotion budget... ;-) >>> >>> Eric Goldstein