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ABUSE AND VILOANCE against motorize vechile buy us shame on us all for 100% SELFFISHNESS.

#21 User is offline   matmat 

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Posted 2007-October-11, 07:18

nickf, on Oct 11 2007, 04:15 AM, said:

But not nearly as much as the Dewey decimal system.

hear hear!

that was invented by the devil. I am fairly sure of that...
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Posted 2007-November-24, 09:33

hi hi all,
FIRST it should be both speedometer and oddometer.
Upon request by a responsible person for my solutions i replied
1. speedometer, oddometer, local transport department based on application form renewal or issuing.
2. ANY phone should be eloctronicly hook to car key. If incoming or outgoing phone siganal detected, while key is on ON position, shut off phone.
3. Drunk driving.
test/s while the door being opened
keep finger print in steering wheel if THE PERSON FAILED the test for 6 hours then delete.
my commission stiLL 15%
Remove all references to 'distribution of cell' reason impossible to implement
shubi, CANADA, ROOT, INDIA.
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Posted 2007-November-24, 10:25

On my last account, Microsoft is counting expenses. But the virous check at senders end is very easy and inexpensive. It dont need and hardware modifications or replacement, neither any lengthy software developments. All we have to do contact all computer security check companies, pay them reasonable amounts, and my 15% gross. The said companies can implement them with 4 IF statement, I am sure they know, update or install security package for their respective clients.
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Posted 2007-November-24, 13:01

Down at the corner bar, you often hear whippersnappers say, "Other than the U.S., the only countries that haven't adopted the metric system are Liberia and Myanmar."

Actuallly the U.S. legalized the metric system for use here 1866 and established it as the U.S. legal standard in 1893. As a people though, we just don't make changes like that overnight. Tradition is important here.

Our car has a temperature and mileage display that switches between systems. I always set it to metric. When my wife notices, she always changes it back.
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Posted 2007-November-26, 10:36

matmat, on Oct 11 2007, 07:18 AM, said:

nickf, on Oct 11 2007, 04:15 AM, said:

But not nearly as much as the Dewey decimal system.

hear hear!

that was invented by the devil. I am fairly sure of that...

My mother was a high school librarian, 30+ years in the business.

When she graduated with her Masters of Library Science, she could make Dewey Decimal System jokes - and tell you what most xxx.xxxx entries were from first principles (if not from memory).

When she retired, she admitted she wasn't quite as up on it; sometimes after the first decimal place she'd have to see the book to know what was going on.

I'd say that kind of minutiae skill freaks me out, but I play Precision with 40 pages of system notes...

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Posted 2007-November-26, 14:58

Only 40? :)
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Posted 2007-November-27, 10:44

I am sure I haven't written everything down. Of course we play "Berkowitz and Manley" with a few minor changes, so I don't really have to write everything down :-)
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Posted 2007-November-27, 12:57

Dewey decimal system - there is something that needs to die a quick and painful death. Ever been to the late 790's - they are going out to 3-4 decimal places!
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Posted 2007-December-19, 23:19

Amendment 001
Please delete 1 year time limit clause from previous posts, its impossible to implement in that time frame.
Repleace with no time limt.
than you
Shubi Nandy
20/12/2008
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Posted 2007-December-19, 23:59

kenrexford, on Oct 10 2007, 10:34 AM, said:

I was thinking this very same thing this morning. I am frankly ticked off about the great Canadian odometer scandal, as well as the impact of drinking while talking on a cell phone in a motorized vehicle.

Just yesterday, a crazy old coot was driving his lawn mower, one that he bought in Toronto, while text messaging his grand-daughter and drinking Jim Beam from a plastic cup. I went over to complain, and I realized that he did not even have an odometer on his lawn mower. I flipped out. The police were called, BY ME, but they arrested me and took me to a hospital for processing. I just got out today, with a silly ankle bracelet. But, boy am I ticked.

:P Be of good cheer. You are simply ahead of your time.

As my late, sainted mother (God rest her soul) used to often say to me: "Sonny, if you are too drunk to drink, you are too drunk to drive."
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Posted 2007-December-20, 06:40

Darn! I kept the one year limit and deleted the rest.......oh well :)
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Posted 2007-December-20, 09:50

wtf, shubi has sent us a message from the future!
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2007-December-21, 10:03

Hannie, on Dec 20 2007, 11:50 PM, said:

wtf, shubi has sent us a message from the future!

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Posted 2007-December-21, 11:40

Hannie, on Dec 20 2007, 10:50 AM, said:

wtf, shubi has sent us a message from the future!

no no no.....from OUR future. Shubi is another timezone completely.... :)
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Posted 2007-December-21, 16:19

i think shubi invented complex speeds in 3-dimensional space.


wait a sec... could it be? is shubi Chuck Norris?
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Posted 2007-December-21, 22:50

jdeegan, on Dec 20 2007, 12:59 AM, said:

As my late, sainted mother (God rest her soul) used to often say to me: "Sonny, if you are too drunk to drink, you are too drunk to drive."

Overheard an old bridge pro once say, "I have to drive because I am too drunk to walk."
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