Hi Dennis,

Well, maybe I didn't make myself clear,but I AM an electrical engineering
student at Cornell University. If I were not,then I would be lying and that
would be wrong. You are right,in general,I have no reason to expect free
samples from companies. However, when we are dealing with electronic
parts,they can at least expect that in a few years, I will be in a position
to select parts for large production runs,and I will be more likely to
select parts that I am familiar with.

Sean


At 03:01 PM 8/24/99 +1000, you wrote:
>So it you want an electric motor do you say that you're a fan manufacturer?
>When you need a new motor for your car do you say that your a car designer?
>When you need a new vacum do you say that you wish to tial it for your
>cleaning company?
>When you want chewing gum, do you say that you're a taste tester?
>When you want a bottle of wine to you say that you're a wine conesire?
>When you want a new house, do you say that you're homeless?
>When you fail to stop at a red light and get caught by a read light
>cammera, do you say that you where testing the cammera operation?
>
>The list goes on...
>
>
>Dennis
>
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