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Posted by Mark - IN. on June 21, 2005 at 16:49:23 from (152.163.101.7):
In Reply to: Way OT: Why have OnStar? posted by Rauville on June 21, 2005 at 08:59:08:
I learned many years ago to keep two sets lying together, when I grab one, I grab two. One morning grabbed one for the company truck, and one for my truck, and off I went. Was cold, cold, cold winter, so locked the door, engine running, and in I went for a minute. Spare didn't exactly fit at all. Good thing didn't have electric locks and the police post was working at had a slim jim. Even then, I'd make a lousy crook, took a trooper to operate it for me. As far as onstar goes, those commercials burn me. "Mom or Dad, would you dare risk my safety putting me in a vehical that didn't have onstar?". Kind've rubs me real wrong. There's a kid that can walk, ride a bike, catch a bus until they can offord to buy their own onstar, or don't make the mistake of asking that again. Mark
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