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|    The Real Bev to Michael Trew    |
|    Re: A Fight Over the Right to Repair Car    |
|    13 Feb 22 23:58:22    |
      From: bashley101@gmail.com              On 02/13/2022 05:03 PM, Michael Trew wrote:       > On 2/13/2022 14:19, The Real Bev wrote:       >> On 02/12/2022 07:37 PM, Ken Olson wrote:       >>> On 2/12/2022 10:06 PM, Michael Trew wrote:       >>>> On 2/10/2022 17:46, Linird Skinird wrote:       >>>>> The Real Bev wrote:       >>>>>       >>>>>> I really hate the concept. I don't like waste. I believe in       >>>>>> recycling, re-use etc. I hate that it's hard to find old not-antique       >>>>>> cars on the road any more. I think it drove the price of used cars up       >>>>>> even before the recent Troubles -- all the really old ones are gone.       >>>>>> I could have got $250 for the Caddy if I'd driven it to a wrecker. I       >>>>>> got $1K for destroying it. Stupid to do the right thing. I hate       >>>>>> Kalifornia.       >>>>>       >>>>> Indeed. I have a car with a fuel pressure regulator that wasn't used in       >>>>> any other car, so out of stock for years. If I were in California, I       >>>>> would be shit out of luck.       >>>>       >>>> There are many reasons that I'm glad that I don't live in California,       >>>> and now I can add another to my list.       >>>       >>> There are a lot of places in California that I'd like to see, but I       >>> won't cross that border under the current conditions in that state.              All things considered, if you exclude governments it's a pretty good       place. The air is nowhere as thick and poisonous as it used to be, honest.              > I'll gladly travel there. I plan, at some point in the relative near       > future, to drive across country and back. It will probably take me a       > month to be satisfied seeing enough. I'll likely never go back, but I'd       > love to see San Francisco, and many other areas. That being said, I       > certainly never want to live there.              The best things in San Francisco are the Exploratorium and the Sutro       ruins, if you can still walk around in them. I don't think they let       tourists drive down Lombard Street, but in took my leg a couple of days       to recover from the trip down in the 1968 Dodge Tradesman van. The rest       of it is tourist crap and homeless junkies. And Muir Woods, of course.              >> Everybody should see Death Valley, Yosemite and Sequoia/King's Canyon.       >> Optional: Vasquez Rocks because you've seen it in so many movies. Aside       >> from those, the 4-corners states are way better.       >>       >> OTOH, hardly anybody freezes to death if they sleep outside in winter in       >> Los Angeles and we have the numbers to prove it!              --       Cheers, Bev        "If Mary Jo could float I would have been president."        -- Ted Kennedy              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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