Originally posted by Car Trek
My bad grammar!

Sorry Rockney...wasn't calling you a punk....was trying to say that they'd be blaming you for their misfortune with the cops (as mild as it was) and could be out to get ya.

As in they aren't smart enough to think that maybe it IS your business to protect the ride you worked hard to buy.

[ May 29, 2005, 07:45 AM: Message edited by: Car Trek ]

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Charlie Lamble
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I'm sure you think you understood what you heard me say, but I hope you realize that what I said is not what I meant

Honestly, maybe just macing he guys is the way to go. As they sit there in pain, tell them the next time you're using turpentine or something.

Maybe outright fear of being blinded worse the next time will stop em.

No worries Car Trek..

Doing the turpentine thing is way over board.. i would not wish blindless on anyone unless they murdered or severly physically harmed someone..

I just hope there isn't a next time, if there is and I catch them in the act.. i will question what they are doing.. depending on there answer/actions will depend on my answer/actions.

I recently applied for Premium Audio Insurance for the car, as my current policy only covers 15 bills.. so once its finalized I can relax more.

Im happy the alarm served its purpose.. And for everyone that asked which viper alarm it was.. it isn't only the horn's are as it appeard to be the loudest. The alarm is just a generic alarm with 2 stage shock sensor, / starter disable / light flash and both positive and ground triggers. With the addition of a hood and trunk pin / window break (pressure module) the car is somewhat secure.

[ May 30, 2005, 06:23 PM: Message edited by: Rockney ]

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