Miata Mailing List: May 1996, Message #127
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   From: kkmba@xnet.com
Subject: Re: Re Shock Alarm Lunacy -- NOT
   Date: Thu, 2 May 1996 18:57:34 -0400

Hey Jeannie -

I don't have any pet peeves against phRedd.  If I somehow gave that impression, 
I am very sorry.  (I don't know what I wrote that led you to believe that.)

My pet peeves are 1) Mazda making the Miata options available only in packages - 
like 96's with factory installed hardtops and ABS only available in automatics, 
and 2) Dealers and car repair shops that rip off the customers instead of doing 
a quality job the first time, everytime.  Other than that, I've got no peeves 
with anyone or anything on the list.

kathi

On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, JEANNIE_HOBBS@hp-santaclara-om3.om.hp.com wrote:
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>>> If it's dull enough to avoid going off for false alarms, then it's also 
>>> dull enough to ignore someone sitting down in the drivers seat.  
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>>> I pity your neighbors.  
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>>I think you are a little uptight. I have an alarm on my '94. It has shock
>>sensor and a motion sensor.  The motion sensor has two stages and only
>>goes off (at least so far) when you penetrate the interior of the car.
>>Stick your hand in and off it goes. The shock sensor is set low on
>>purpose. It only goes with a HARD bump.
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>     Oh, lay off Pat, Tony.  Everyone here seems to have a pet peeve or 
>     two, and Pat's is false alarms.  Mine are misspellings and bad 
>     grammar.  Matt's is insurance.  Mike's is bike haters.  Kathi's is 
>     Phredd.  Phredd's is working.  Cindy's is stray cats.  Others have 
>     lyin' Canajuns, DC roads, and stock Miatas on their lists.  And yours 
>     seems to be keep-the-handle-up door locks!  
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>     Live and let live,
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>     Jeannie Hobbs and "Wendy"
>     Boulder Creek, CA
>     Now THIS is living!
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