Re: [at-l] Hacking..

[Paul A Magnanti <pmags@juno.com>]

On Thu, 30 Dec 1999 14:38:02 -0500 "Thomas McGinnis"
<tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us> writes:
> years. It finally occurred to me to 1) leave the car unlocked, and 
> 2) leave nothing of value inside. I even left the radio wiring 
>

That is the kicker...the doors were unlocked, and I did not have so much
as a car radio!
That is why I just think it was an act of vandalism. The thiefs could not
find anything of value..so take what is available.. Jeesh..

It was a Thursday night in a college town, so who knows what a few shots
of tequila would give people the cojones to do.. :O

 
> >>> Paul A Magnanti <pmags@juno.com> 12/30/99 12:02PM >>>
> 
> >either.  (And I've had my car broken into!)
> 
> I hear you on that!  Some #@$%ole broke into my car two weeks ago, 
> which had NOTHING of value in it.  Otherwise, methinks they were 
> just PO'd that they spent all at that time in a car with nothing of 
> value in it...
> 

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