I don't know what your opinion of this is..... :) :) :)

[ngauger]

IMHO --- it's the end of the world as I know it... First PRR now this:

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[ezdays]

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if RADIO SHACK sell radios anymore.. :?

I was upset when Kentucky Fried Chicken became KFC and now I see where Jack-in-the-Box is now calling itself just, "Jack".

[ngauger]

ROFL!!!!! Yeah - One of the comments on the bulletin board for the second link mentions that "radios" are out of date... Tell that to an engineer or an Amateur Radio Operator... and what's that "thing: in my car?? Ok - one is a satellite radio - but still!! It's a radio!

geeze

[nachoman]

Isn't that a basketball player? Wonder if they will get sued, or wonder if he will do endorsements for them.

[nomad]

Lets go to "The Shack" and look at radio's. Don't quite sound right.

Loren

[eightyeightfan1]

Is that fourteen one foot tall laptops?
Or fourteen foot tall lap tops?

[ngauger]

fourteen foot tall LAPS!!!

[tomustang]

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if RADIO SHACK sell radios anymore.. :?

I was upset when Kentucky Fried Chicken became KFC and now I see where Jack-in-the-Box is now calling itself just, "Jack".

It still does sell radios, Unidens and Cobras. Mobile and Base.


They got rid of the "in the box"?

[e-paw]

:?: :?: :?: :?: :?:

[RobertInOntario]

In Canada, I think Radio Shack is now called "The Source". Rob

[MasonJar]

That's right up there with Howard Johnstons going to "HoJo"...

Andrew

PS. Yes, Radio Scrap in Canada is "The Source by Circuit City". They may be something (corporately) different now, since I think they were bankrupt in the spring, but restructured.

[ezdays]

This is a cry for help. :cry: In many cases, names are changed for ease of use, IBM, IHOP and the likes, but moves like this seem to tell me that someone thinks they're loosing business by keeping "radio" in their name and they've lost brand identity because of it. A real pity that nothing remains the same as changing times calls for new ways for businesses to keep afloat. Jack-in-the-box started their downward spiral when they blew up Jack on TV some 20 years ago. The found it tough to get rid of him, let's hope that "The Shack" doesn't regret getting rid of radios. Remember, the government thinks you should have an emergency radio on hand at all times.

Ahh, I can see it now, the have a ready-made spokesperson. I just hope you all like basketball. :o

[Sumpter250]

This is a cry for help.

Too late! Radical Shack died years ago when they made the move to cut the electronics parts line, and go with computers, games, and cell phones.
My "opinion"?, in five words......good riddance to bad rubbish.

[Brakie]

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if RADIO SHACK sell radios anymore.. :?

I was upset when Kentucky Fried Chicken became KFC and now I see where Jack-in-the-Box is now calling itself just, "Jack".

Don,They still sell radios including something I thought had pass with the dinosaurs-pocket radios..

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[Brakie]

fourteen foot tall LAPS!!!

Imagine how tall a cutie pie blonde or brunette would be to sit on a 14' lap.. hock: