June 27th, 2007, 08:35 PM
Inexplicable
In May, a curious Joe Heckel of Cincinnati and his son took apart the heavy punching bag Joe had bought for their boxing practice and to their surprise found it full of, not sand or plastic pellets, but men’s and women’s underwear (some used). According to a May report on WLWT-TV, the manufacturer, Technical Knockout Inc., eventually contacted the Heckels and admitted that it had experienced a “quality” problem and that the people who had thought up the bag-stuffing idea had been fired.
http://www.connectsavannah.com/show_...rticle_id=2575
Some USED????
Inexplicable
In May, a curious Joe Heckel of Cincinnati and his son took apart the heavy punching bag Joe had bought for their boxing practice and to their surprise found it full of, not sand or plastic pellets, but men’s and women’s underwear (some used). According to a May report on WLWT-TV, the manufacturer, Technical Knockout Inc., eventually contacted the Heckels and admitted that it had experienced a “quality” problem and that the people who had thought up the bag-stuffing idea had been fired.
http://www.connectsavannah.com/show_...rticle_id=2575
Some USED????
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June 27th, 2007, 09:02 PM
Were they washed .Were the people washing them liscenced.
Were they washed .Were the people washing them liscenced.
