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  1. #1
    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    news:i786fm$a8c$1@news.eternal-september.org:

    > FromTheRafters wrote:
    >> "~BD~" <~BD~@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message

    >
    >
    >>> I'm quite sure you could tackle your bike problems yourself if you
    >>> did but try. There is much expertise lurking in this SE group
    >>> should you need advice on what to do to fix it! Better than asking
    >>> on the 24hr helpdesk I'm sure!

    >
    >>> Let us know how you get on.

    >
    >> I am no stranger to the internal combustion engine myself, and as
    >> it happens I have been getting more time off from work for such
    >> activity.
    >>
    >> Motorcycle and automotive maintenance and repair was a former hobby
    >> of mine.

    >
    > My son is a real hobbiest when it comes to all of that stuff, too.
    > There isn't a car he's ever had that he didn't take it apart and put
    > it together again under 5 times a piece. There always seems to be a
    > part he wants to replace with an upgrade part ... add bells and
    > whistles to it ... raise it or lower it ... get new wheels or swap
    > parts with buddies. He went to an auction once and bought a car for
    > $100 and fixed it up and sold it for like $1000. <shrugs> I just
    > want a car I can put the key in and it'll start every time, has
    > good AC and Heat and is safe to drive. The last thing I want is to
    > put it in the shop to mess with it. If it works.. there isn't
    > anything else to fix! leave it alone LOL ... not him ... he's got
    > to be messing with his cars every chance he gets... lol
    >


    A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue talking on
    the phone while driving; you're not being a safe driver.


    --
    "I like your Christ. I don't like your Christians. They are so unlike
    your Christ." - author unknown.

  2. #2
    Jenn Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    Dustin wrote:
    > "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in


    >> My son is a real hobbiest when it comes to all of that stuff, too.
    >> There isn't a car he's ever had that he didn't take it apart and put
    >> it together again under 5 times a piece. There always seems to be a
    >> part he wants to replace with an upgrade part ... add bells and
    >> whistles to it ... raise it or lower it ... get new wheels or swap
    >> parts with buddies. He went to an auction once and bought a car for
    >> $100 and fixed it up and sold it for like $1000. <shrugs> I just
    >> want a car I can put the key in and it'll start every time, has
    >> good AC and Heat and is safe to drive. The last thing I want is to
    >> put it in the shop to mess with it. If it works.. there isn't
    >> anything else to fix! leave it alone LOL ... not him ... he's got
    >> to be messing with his cars every chance he gets... lol



    > A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue talking on
    > the phone while driving; you're not being a safe driver.


    Question: Do you listen to music when you're driving?

    --
    Jenn (from Oklahoma)
    http://pqlr.org/bbs/



  3. #3
    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in news:i78j2k
    $tb9$1@news.eternal-september.org:

    > Dustin wrote:
    >> "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in

    >
    >>> My son is a real hobbiest when it comes to all of that stuff, too.
    >>> There isn't a car he's ever had that he didn't take it apart and

    put
    >>> it together again under 5 times a piece. There always seems to be

    a
    >>> part he wants to replace with an upgrade part ... add bells and
    >>> whistles to it ... raise it or lower it ... get new wheels or swap
    >>> parts with buddies. He went to an auction once and bought a car

    for
    >>> $100 and fixed it up and sold it for like $1000. <shrugs> I just
    >>> want a car I can put the key in and it'll start every time, has
    >>> good AC and Heat and is safe to drive. The last thing I want is to
    >>> put it in the shop to mess with it. If it works.. there isn't
    >>> anything else to fix! leave it alone LOL ... not him ... he's got
    >>> to be messing with his cars every chance he gets... lol

    >
    >
    >> A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue talking on
    >> the phone while driving; you're not being a safe driver.

    >
    > Question: Do you listen to music when you're driving?


    On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I have
    an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the volume real
    low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.

    You won't find statistics that say average drivers who do listen to
    music cause nearly as many fatalities as that of a drunk or cell phone
    using driver.




    --
    "I like your Christ. I don't like your Christians. They are so unlike
    your Christ." - author unknown.

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    Jenn Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    Dustin wrote:
    > "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in news:i78j2k
    > $tb9$1@news.eternal-september.org:
    >>> A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue talking on
    >>> the phone while driving; you're not being a safe driver.

    >>
    >> Question: Do you listen to music when you're driving?

    >
    > On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I have
    > an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the volume
    > real low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.
    >
    > You won't find statistics that say average drivers who do listen to
    > music cause nearly as many fatalities as that of a drunk or cell phone
    > using driver.


    ... cause NEARLY as many?? Are you saying that causing any accidents from
    listening to music is acceptable?

    --
    Jenn (from Oklahoma)
    http://pqlr.org/bbs/



  5. #5
    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    news:i78mub$c86$1@news.eternal-september.org:

    > Dustin wrote:
    >> "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    >> news:i78j2k $tb9$1@news.eternal-september.org:
    >>>> A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue talking
    >>>> on the phone while driving; you're not being a safe driver.
    >>>
    >>> Question: Do you listen to music when you're driving?

    >>
    >> On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I
    >> have an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the
    >> volume real low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.
    >>
    >> You won't find statistics that say average drivers who do listen to
    >> music cause nearly as many fatalities as that of a drunk or cell
    >> phone using driver.

    >
    > .. cause NEARLY as many?? Are you saying that causing any
    > accidents from listening to music is acceptable?


    What I said was that if you are talking on a cell phone while driving
    then you are not a safe driver. I am not going to be distracted from my
    initial comment; no matter how many off the wall side comments you decide
    to make.




    --
    "I like your Christ. I don't like your Christians. They are so unlike
    your Christ." - author unknown.

  6. #6
    Jenn Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard


    "Dustin" <bughunter.dustin@gmail.com> wrote in message
    news:Xns9DF9BBEC9935EHHI2948AJD832@no...
    > "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    > news:i78mub$c86$1@news.eternal-september.org:
    >
    >> Dustin wrote:
    >>> "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    >>> news:i78j2k $tb9$1@news.eternal-september.org:
    >>>>> A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue talking
    >>>>> on the phone while driving; you're not being a safe driver.
    >>>>
    >>>> Question: Do you listen to music when you're driving?
    >>>
    >>> On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I
    >>> have an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the
    >>> volume real low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.
    >>>
    >>> You won't find statistics that say average drivers who do listen to
    >>> music cause nearly as many fatalities as that of a drunk or cell
    >>> phone using driver.



    >> .. cause NEARLY as many?? Are you saying that causing any
    >> accidents from listening to music is acceptable?



    > What I said was that if you are talking on a cell phone while driving
    > then you are not a safe driver.


    You also made the comparison that listening to music won't cause nearly as
    many fatalities. Sounds like it's ok with you to cause SOME fatalities from
    listening to music.. just as long as it's not as many as drivers on cell
    phones? If you felt that having distractions while driving caused people to
    be an unsafe driver, you'd be equally outraged with people who listened to
    music because that can cause accidents and deaths too.. just not as many.

    Which is it? Are you for being a safe driver or not?


    --
    Jenn (from Oklahoma)



  7. #7
    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    "Jenn" <nope@noway.atno.how.anyday> wrote in
    news:i7942e$med$1@news.eternal-september.org:

    > "Dustin" <bughunter.dustin@gmail.com> wrote in message
    > news:Xns9DF9BBEC9935EHHI2948AJD832@no...
    >> "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    >> news:i78mub$c86$1@news.eternal-september.org:
    >>
    >>> Dustin wrote:
    >>>> "Jenn" <me@nowhere.whocareswhathisemailisanyway> wrote in
    >>>> news:i78j2k $tb9$1@news.eternal-september.org:
    >>>>>> A car is only as safe as it's driver; and if you continue
    >>>>>> talking on the phone while driving; you're not being a safe
    >>>>>> driver.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Question: Do you listen to music when you're driving?
    >>>>
    >>>> On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I
    >>>> have an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the
    >>>> volume real low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.
    >>>>
    >>>> You won't find statistics that say average drivers who do listen
    >>>> to music cause nearly as many fatalities as that of a drunk or
    >>>> cell phone using driver.

    >
    >
    >>> .. cause NEARLY as many?? Are you saying that causing any
    >>> accidents from listening to music is acceptable?

    >
    >
    >> What I said was that if you are talking on a cell phone while
    >> driving then you are not a safe driver.

    >
    > You also made the comparison that listening to music won't cause
    > nearly as many fatalities. Sounds like it's ok with you to cause


    Actually, you tried to swing the topic towards music; but I'm not
    playing along.


    > Which is it? Are you for being a safe driver or not?


    According to published statistics, cell phone driving is just as
    dangerous as drunk driving. I don't believe you should be driving drunk
    anymore so than talking on the phone while your driving, and
    overwhelming evidence supports me on this.


    --
    "I like your Christ. I don't like your Christians. They are so unlike
    your Christ." - author unknown.

  8. #8
    ~BD~ Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    Dustin wrote:

    > On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I have
    > an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the volume real
    > low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.


    Interesting!

    My wife turns the radio volume UP so she can't hear odd noises!

    BTW - have you decided what kind of vehicle you are going to get to
    replace your old van when you become rich very shortly?

    Maybe a Hummer? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf9FPs40VUM



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    Dustin Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    ~BD~ <~BD~@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in
    news:GIadndA3VYKmxAXRnZ2dnUVZ8nednZ2d@bt.com:

    > Dustin wrote:
    >
    >> On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I
    >> have an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the
    >> volume real low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.

    >
    > Interesting!
    >
    > My wife turns the radio volume UP so she can't hear odd noises!
    >
    > BTW - have you decided what kind of vehicle you are going to get to
    > replace your old van when you become rich very shortly?


    I'm thinking about a 2011 GMC Sierra...



    --
    "I like your Christ. I don't like your Christians. They are so unlike
    your Christ." - author unknown.

  10. #10
    ~BD~ Guest

    Re: Malware on an Apple Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

    Dustin wrote:
    > ~BD~<~BD~@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in
    > news:GIadndA3VYKmxAXRnZ2dnUVZ8nednZ2d@bt.com:
    >
    >> Dustin wrote:
    >>
    >>> On occasion. As the radio is busted in my van; it's not often. I
    >>> have an mp3 player wired up to external speakers; but I keep the
    >>> volume real low so I can listen for engine/transmission noises.

    >>
    >> Interesting!
    >>
    >> My wife turns the radio volume UP so she can't hear odd noises!
    >>
    >> BTW - have you decided what kind of vehicle you are going to get to
    >> replace your old van when you become rich very shortly?

    >
    > I'm thinking about a 2011 GMC Sierra...
    >
    >
    >


    Looks good!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZreUsvsen1w

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