Comments for blog.limedaley.com/post/morning-conversations

Comment #2751

2011-07-04T02:35:27Z

Ahh, I remember the pipe sword days! You need to bring Jonathan over here some time so that I can show him how it works!

Comment #2750

2011-04-20T20:33:07Z

Maybe he's "standard British newscaster."

Maybe, but he doesn't sound like the BBC broadcasters I've heard. I'd call it bland American.

I'm very glad to hear that "real stuff" can still be profitably be made somewhere other than China.

Comment #2749

2011-04-20T19:41:20Z

"Except for the pronunciation of 'laboratory,' that is." - and "process."

Maybe he's "standard British newscaster"

Comment #2748

2011-04-20T19:13:46Z

Yes, it's made in Switzerland, though by now we belong to a German group that has steel mills in Germany, France, Switzerland, Canada, and the USA. Still, we're Swiss, we're red hot, and we're profitable.

Comment #2747

2011-04-20T11:55:14Z

Nice video! It's great to see what you are up to. :) Plenty of cool (hot) glowing metal, indeed. Is it really made in Switzerland? If so, I am encouraged!

The narration caught my ear, too. Flawless English, and yet at the same time clearly (to me) not written by a native speaker. At least not a native speaker of American English, although I would have called the accent "standard American newscaster." Except for the pronunciation of "laboratory," that is.

Comment #2746

2011-04-20T04:42:14Z

Speaking of videos: here's our corporate video with lots of glowing metal.

Comment #2745

2011-04-19T20:32:32Z

Just saw a video of a smithy today at work. If Jonathan gets into it, and thinks of how to automate the process, he could be very successful!

Also, isn't Grayson (?) (Uncle Jay's brother-in-law, I think) a blacksmithy kind of dude? Might be worth a visit during the Maggie P. vacation!

Comment #2744

2011-04-19T16:25:16Z

Yellow Pages. "B" for blacksmith.