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Old 11/25/12, 08:45 AM
 
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I believe that after 15yrs or so, a products patent is open and free to be copied by anybody willing to do so. Why didnt the rest of the world jumpo on the pressure cooker band wagon when they knew the patentsa had run out on them??

Likely the same reason England didnt have adiquate machinery to do all the farming they wanted to do in WW 2. Considering what they had for machinery, I say again, that they should have stuck with livestock, and everybody ate meat, the rap for fertilizing the hay grounds, and the crop grounds for making hay for cows/goats/sheep/work horses.
Thanks, FarmboyBill.

Funny how easy it is for some to blame others for their own lack of foresight, eh?
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Oh, and didn't they show in the documentary how the US sent over that new-fangled canning contraption?
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