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Posted by Pogonip on May 5, 2009, 1:23 am
Juno B wrote:
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> BEI Design wrote:
>>> You say 319K machine; is that a Singer, Kenmore, Baby
>>> Lock, Pfaff or what brand is it? It's good if you give
>>> all pertinent information when asking a question. If you
>>> go to the web site of the manufacturer, you will probably
>>> get some information about your machine. There are
>>> several sites that have manuals for sale, but more
>>> information is needed.
>>> Emily
>> Emily, I'm shocked! You don't know what brand "319k" is? When did
>> you lose your Extra Sensory Powers of Prognostication? I thought
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> When I saw the subject line I thought he was talking about some new
> kind of retirement fund. I figured people who lost a lot of money in
> their 402K's were now in a 319K in hopes of being able to recoup some of
> their losses.
> Juno
I would recommend a 201K in that case, Juno. Especially if you can find
one of the rare aluminum body models.
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
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>>> You say 319K machine; is that a Singer, Kenmore, Baby
>>> Lock, Pfaff or what brand is it? It's good if you give
>>> all pertinent information when asking a question. If you
>>> go to the web site of the manufacturer, you will probably
>>> get some information about your machine. There are
>>> several sites that have manuals for sale, but more
>>> information is needed.
>>> Emily
>> Emily, I'm shocked! You don't know what brand "319k" is? When did
>> you lose your Extra Sensory Powers of Prognostication? I thought
>
> When I saw the subject line I thought he was talking about some new
> kind of retirement fund. I figured people who lost a lot of money in
> their 402K's were now in a 319K in hopes of being able to recoup some of
> their losses.
> Juno