Too funny…
Speeding will not void any warranty of any vehicle.
JHEM
February 5, 2009, 12:51am
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I didn’t say that it wasn’t possible, just that it’s not plausible, e.g. highly unlikely.
My car is capable of being driven all day at 150MPH, yet you believe that the manufacturer would cancel my warranty if I broke the speed limit? Nonsense.
apjpe
February 5, 2009, 3:06am
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crashspeed.com/airbag_control_module.htm
Maybe more plausible than people think…
Nobody is saying the technology is not there for controlling car movement or even controlling a car via GPS… That is already in place with “bait cars”.
I honestly don’t know of any instances where speeding will void a warranty of a vehicle. That I think is what JHEM is saying with the word plausible.
pfp217
February 5, 2009, 5:08am
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NeedleNose:
pfp217:
NeedleNose:
pfp217:
NeedleNose:
That’s a very likely scenario.
Meaning likely
Meaning likely, as in it is good chance that that’s what they were doing.
gotcha, I started second guessing my theory as it sounded sorta stupid, then again, driving next to an aircraft in T/O roll probably doesnt get you on the Dean’s List at Harvard.
I can’t think of a better “reason” to run a vehicle next to an airplane during a takeoff roll. Not sayin’ that that’s a GOOD reason to do it, just sayin’ that it makes sense.
Yeah we’re on the same page.
lieberma:
globemaster:
JHEM:
globemaster:
fully aware of this. just sayin that if the whole world had them we would be in a world of hurt. a friend of mine said he got a call from onstar, that told him if he did not quit speeding that they would void his warranty. dont know if that is true, but it is plausible.
No, it’s not plausible.
Too funny…
Speeding will not void any warranty of any vehicle.
i said it happen to a friend and he might be feeding me sh** i have no cllue.
JHEM
February 5, 2009, 4:33pm
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We know you’re clueless, you’ve demonstrated that many times. We were just attempting to show you the lack of logic inherent in your original statement in an attempt to prevent you from repeating it.
JHEM:
globemaster:
JHEM:
globemaster:
fully aware of this. just sayin that if the whole world had them we would be in a world of hurt. a friend of mine said he got a call from onstar, that told him if he did not quit speeding that they would void his warranty. dont know if that is true, but it is plausible.
No, it’s not plausible.
I didn’t say that it wasn’t possible, just that it’s not plausible, e.g. highly unlikely.
My car is capable of being driven all day at 150MPH, yet you believe that the manufacturer would cancel my warranty if I broke the speed limit? Nonsense.
ook i can live with that. like i said my friend might be feeding me a story, and I fell for it
Ok, that’s brutally hilarious.
JHEM
February 9, 2009, 2:08pm
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rpmiracle:
JHEM:
We know you’re clueless, you’ve demonstrated that many times. We were just attempting to show you the lack of logic inherent in your original statement in an attempt to prevent you from repeating it.
Ok, that’s brutally hilarious.
As I often tell my wife, the truth only hurts if it should.
And that’s when the argument started!
nano404
February 9, 2009, 5:31pm
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lieberma:
Nobody is saying the technology is not there for controlling car movement or even controlling a car via GPS… That is already in place with “bait cars”.
I honestly don’t know of any instances where speeding will void a warranty of a vehicle. That I think is what JHEM is saying with the word plausible.
How do they determine “speeding”? Speeding is relative to the velocity of the grannies driving around you.
JHEM
February 9, 2009, 6:02pm
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Ah, Q-Tips!!! We dream of only having to dodge Q-Tips.
'Round these parts it’s females of Asian descent that are the bane of our highway existence!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2prS_Ldb_aQ
"This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Viacom International Inc… "
Bummer…
JHEM
February 17, 2009, 5:38pm
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Dang!
I’ll have to find a replacement.
not the first time and wont be the last time 
