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Re: Latest Corvette Disease - cybernetic implants
From: "Dad" <knockers(at)fisher.net>
Subject: Re: Latest Corvette Disease - cybernetic implants
Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 12:43:13 -0500
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"Tom in Missouri" <toomuch(at)spam.com> wrote in message
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>I was out in the Corvette yesterday and saw several others,
>especially as it became quitting time and people left work.
>
> Out of the 6 or so I saw, one waved.
>
> The others had been assimilated as evidenced by the cybernetic
> implants attaching their hand to their ear area.
>
> I wonder if solid core copper wires with no shielding will have any
> jamming effect.
At the very least they could keep one finger free to flick at you to
keep the wave alive. This may work on the Corvette drivers but will
surly fail with the suv/van drivers that have them permanently
attached. The up side is the complainers that target the older drivers
may finally see that it`s not age but preoccupation with something
else that keeps the new drivers from waving. Also to be considered is
how many will buy the automatic so they have their communications hand
free.
And so goes the new age. ;-)
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Dad
05 C6 Silver/Red 6spd Z51
72 Shark Black/Black/4spd
From: "RS" <Me(at)home.com>
Subject: Re: Latest Corvette Disease - cybernetic implants
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Date: Thu, 05 Jan 2006 01:07:25 GMT
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"Dad" <knockers(at)fisher.net> wrote in message
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> "Tom in Missouri" <toomuch(at)spam.com> wrote in message
> news:5eTuf.2118$ZA2.485(at)newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>>I was out in the Corvette yesterday and saw several others, especially as
>>it became quitting time and people left work.
>>
>> Out of the 6 or so I saw, one waved.
>>
>> The others had been assimilated as evidenced by the cybernetic implants
>> attaching their hand to their ear area.
>>
>> I wonder if solid core copper wires with no shielding will have any
>> jamming effect.
> At the very least they could keep one finger free to flick at you to keep
> the wave alive. This may work on the Corvette drivers but will surly fail
> with the suv/van drivers that have them permanently attached. The up side
> is the complainers that target the older drivers may finally see that it`s
> not age but preoccupation with something else that keeps the new drivers
> from waving. Also to be considered is how many will buy the automatic so
> they have their communications hand free.
>
> And so goes the new age. ;-)
>
> --
> Dad
> 05 C6 Silver/Red 6spd Z51
> 72 Shark Black/Black/4spd
>Still beats picking of the nose
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RS
Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2006 18:44:16 -0800
From: Crabs <IHateSpam(at)SpamSucks.com>
Subject: Re: Latest Corvette Disease - cybernetic implants
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Tom in Missouri wrote:
> I was out in the Corvette yesterday and saw several others, especially as it
> became quitting time and people left work.
>
> Out of the 6 or so I saw, one waved.
>
> The others had been assimilated as evidenced by the cybernetic implants
> attaching their hand to their ear area.
>
> I wonder if solid core copper wires with no shielding will have any jamming
> effect.
>
>
Tom:
I`ve noticed that drivers of C5`s are not as well versed in the "Wave
Etiquette" as earlier vintage `Vette owners.
I can usually guarantee a return wave from anyone driving a C1-3, and a
75% or better return ratio of fellow C4 drivers.
Which leads me to the theory that *most* people who own/drive C5`s are
just plain arrogant, self centered, phony, immature a(at)(at)holes.
;-)
TomC
`90ZR1 #792
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