hehe that's good. except for having to clean up after he empties his bowels.
Mark
91 cc 5spd 6er Dynomax catback 14x3 K&N Ported TB
Bucket seats Accel Super Stock coil
----- Original Message -----
From: Jon Smith <fast4x4@bellsouth.net>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 8:55 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Gosh Damnit
> I've thought about a 1/2 farad capacitor rigged in there, afraid of
shorting
> it out with vibrations tho... well, and the fact that a would be theif
> would wind up a crispy critter laying in the floorboard...
>
>
> > I had a set of speakers ripped off a couple of years ago. A freind
told
> me
> > about a nasty little suprise for theives, and it worked at least once.
Go
> get
> > you some trebble hooks (I hope I'm spelling this correct), the 3 prong
> > fishing hooks. Fasten them to the rear of your stereo head unit in an
> upright
> > position. When the crook trys to reach up under your dash to remove the
> unit
> > he will catch the fleashy part of his arm in these hooks and tear the
heck
> > out of it! I had a 16 year old try to get my Pioneer out of my Jeep one
> > afternoon. I found him there hook line and sinker, blood everywhere! The
> kids
> > parents tried to sue me, said I temped the child by having so nice a
> stereo
> > in an open topped vehicle, and the maliciously injured him. State Farm
> took
> > care of the small legal bill and provided a lawyer. Judge ruled in my
> favor.
> > Thought you might like this, also if trebble hooks arn't right for you,
> try
> > razor blades. I'm a mean old man arn't I?
> >
> > Chris Coffelt
> >
>
>
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