archive "bicycle" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Scroll to the bottom of this page and read about how things really are in Noodle's neighborhood. I like how on the weekends there are no security patrols and non-residents come into the community to visit the "open to the public" bar! What security! Also read how the resident are complaining because they don't even have a gate!
"vehicles that come into our community that do not have the proper stickers just drive past the guard and wave. When that happens what do the guards do? There is one guard in particular that no matter when I drive into the development he is on the phone. Some of the guards just sit in the chair and do not even move."
Is this really necessary? If you want to save them for your memory book, why not just keep them on your HD?
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"bicycle" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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"vehicles that come into our community that do not have the proper stickers just drive past the guard and wave. When that happens what do the guards do? There is one guard in particular that no matter when I drive into the development he is on the phone. Some of the guards just sit in the chair and do not even move."
Maybe they're too busy cleaning their guns!
We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard (there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the friend just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but the crossbar looked fairly substantial.
-- Cheers, Bev \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ "He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would suffice." -- -Albert Einstein
We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard (there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the friend just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but the crossbar looked fairly substantial.
VIN? Why not something useful like the license plate number?
"bicycle" aka RICKY ALAN WHITE <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Scroll to the bottom of this page and read about how things really are in Noodle's neighborhood. I like how on the weekends there are no security patrols and non-residents come into the community to visit the "open to the public" bar! What security! Also read how the resident are complaining because they don't even have a gate! >
"vehicles that come into our community that do not have the proper stickers just drive past the guard and wave. When that happens what do the guards do? There is one guard in particular that no matter when I drive into the development he is on the phone. Some of the guards just sit in the chair and do not even move."
We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard (there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the friend just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but the crossbar looked fairly substantial.
VIN? Why not something useful like the license plate number?
You can easily steal license plates.
-- Cheers, Bev +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "Rats cry when they hear about my life." -- Dilbert
We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard (there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the friend just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but the crossbar looked fairly substantial.
VIN? Why not something useful like the license plate number?
"Bob Ward" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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The Real Bev said:
Bob Ward said:
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 12:03:14 -0700, The Real Bev <[email hidden]> wrote:
> >We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard >(there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the >friend >just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but >the >crossbar looked fairly substantial.
VIN? Why not something useful like the license plate number?
You can easily steal license plates.
You can't easily see the VIN on a moving vehicle.
It aint moving while the goons check it out, stupid.
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 12:03:14 -0700, The Real Bev <[email hidden]> wrote: > >We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard >(there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the friend >just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but the >crossbar looked fairly substantial.
VIN? Why not something useful like the license plate number?
You can easily steal license plates.
You can't easily see the VIN on a moving vehicle.
That's why they make you stop. I suspect that if you crashed through the barrier one of the guards would call the cops.
-- Cheers, Bev *********************************************** "A complete lack of evidence is the surest sign that the conspiracy is working." -- Tanuki
"The Real Bev" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Bob Ward said:
The Real Bev said:
We visited a friend in a $multi-million/house beach community. The guard (there were two at the post) took our names and VIN and then phoned the friend just to make sure. I didn't notice whether the guy was armed or not, but the crossbar looked fairly substantial.
VIN? Why not something useful like the license plate number?
