From: Brett Paatsch (paatschb@ocean.com.au)
Date: Sat Feb 08 2003 - 15:19:41 MST
Spike writes:
> [following up on Eliziers comments on the power of
> Google]
>
> So why stop at Googling up the answer and telling
> the mechanic? Fuel filters really are an eeeasy fix,
> ideal for those who never fiddle with any mechanical
> device more complicated than a cereal box.
>
> Get back on google, find a diagram of that 95 Ford
> Escort, order the filter online, get under that
> hood and fix it your own self. You can do it. Swap
> out the air filter while you are under there. With
> Google you really don't need a mechanic for those
> easy common car maintenance jobs.
I'm beginning to wonder if certain three letter agencies are
really devoting enough satelight time to Spike's back shed.
I'm joking, I hope. Maybe Spike's watching them.
Having now type the word spike thrice I'm getting some
strange associations with mexican bandits whose mothers
chose to name them after historic phenomenon.
I have a friend who named her dog after a State politician she
quite admired. She met the pollie one day but their amiable
chat came to a halt when she mentioned the dog.
>
> The extropians group is another source of omniscience.
> Pose a good question here and someone either knows
> the answer or knows how to get to it.
Yes.
Brett
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