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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank

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To: Rambi who wrote (72428)	8/13/2003 9:04:46 AM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) of 82486

Just the other day my cable company realigned its channels, a complete surprise to me, and I found myself surfing through unfamiliar territory as I have my TV programmed to stop at only the channels I regularly watch. As a result, I happened upon an infomercial for a Shark carpet cleaner and I was really excited about it, not quite b----ful, but excited. I have never had a good experience with vacuum cleaners. Even the last one I bought, which was expensive, didn't work worth a damn after a few uses. And I was tired of having to take it apart after each use to pull the cat hair and the Karen hair out of the rollers. So I was intrigued by this non-vacuum cleaner Shark. Is that what you have? I went to the web all excited but found nothing but complaints that the device was a piece of junk. Please give me your assessment. Right now I am using a scrub brush on my hands and knees to get up the hair and then running the vacuum occasionally to pick up, often unsuccessfully, the few crumbs that are left.

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