OT: LG-VX6100 Cellular Phone

[Jim Thompson]

I missed the original part of this thread, what was the reason of the thread
about this phone? I just picked one up at the Verizon store.... Anything I
should know?

CL

My wife was told she would have to subscribe to an extra cost service
so she could E-mail her photographs, since they couldn't be removed
from the phone in any other way.

Which turns out to be nonsense, see... http://www.susteen.com/

...Jim Thompson

 

[Jim Thompson]

Does that mean the "M" in "MIT" stands for Montana?

I always despised Cambridge... what an uncivil bunch of people.

...Jim Thompson

 

[cl]

My wife was told she would have to subscribe to an extra cost service
so she could E-mail her photographs, since they couldn't be removed
from the phone in any other way.

Which turns out to be nonsense, see... http://www.susteen.com/

...Jim Thompson

Oh, ok...... thanks... I thought maybe there was something of detrimental
value I should know about, like a hazard not told to me at time of purchase
or something. I had figured out within 15 minutes of owning the phone - how
to delete pictures - as I was figuring out all the settings and such. There
is a "CD" with it to show usage and such. I haven't gotten around to
watching it yet. I did glance at the book a time or two to find things I
couldn't find on my own. Usually, I'm pretty good with out all the
instructions. Some ass hole probably just wanted more commission.

cl

 

[Fred Abse]

I always despised Cambridge... what an uncivil bunch of people.

Too many Mayflower descendants.

Salem's just up the road, too. Remember what they used to do there?

;-)

 

[Clarence_A]

people.

Too many Mayflower descendants.

Salem's just up the road, too. Remember what they used to do there?

;-)

Accuse their neighbors of not being Christians so they could
murder them?
They didn't read the first amendment I guess.

 

[Fred Abse]

Accuse their neighbors of not being Christians so they could murder them?

In a way, I suppose witchcraft is un-Christian. It appears that the the
poor saps may just have been the victims of eating ergot-infected rye
bread, causing hallucinations and strange behavior.

They didn't read the first amendment I guess.

That's not uncommon.

 

[Jim Thompson]

In a way, I suppose witchcraft is un-Christian. It appears that the the
poor saps may just have been the victims of eating ergot-infected rye
bread, causing hallucinations and strange behavior.


That's not uncommon.

It didn't exist yet ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

[Fred Abse]

It didn't exist yet ;-)

AAUI, Massachusetts didn't ratify the first ten Amendments until 1939.

 

[Fred Abse]

I guessed he wouldn't know that! I was right! >)

Just chose to ignore it to continue the irony ;-)

 

[Jim Thompson]

"Jim Thompson" wrote

Belief in anything else is Unchristian, it will get you persecuted
even today!


I guessed he wouldn't know that! I was right! >)

Actually there were no Wicca's (witches in Christian speak) in
Salem. They didn't come to America till much later.

BTW:
The Wicca 'Read is "Do what you will, do no harm."
Not exactly evil sounding.

The Salem "Witch Trials" occurred before there was a Constitution...

A small girl fell sick in 1692. Her “fitts”—convulsions, contortions,
and outbursts of gibberish—baffled everyone. Other girls soon
manifested the same symptoms. Their doctor could suggest but one
cause. Witchcraft.

That grim diagnosis launched a Puritan inquisition that took 25 lives,
filled prisons with innocent people, and frayed the soul of a
Massachusetts community called Salem.

...Jim Thompson

 

[Clarence_A]

"Jim Thompson" wrote

The Salem "Witch Trials" occurred before there was a Constitution...

A small girl fell sick in 1692. Her "fitts"-convulsions, contortions,
and outbursts of gibberish-baffled everyone. Other girls soon
manifested the same symptoms. Their doctor could suggest but one
cause. Witchcraft.

That grim diagnosis launched a Puritan inquisition that took 25 lives,
filled prisons with innocent people, and frayed the soul of a
Massachusetts community called Salem.
...Jim Thompson

Yes Jim, I know the story (history) well. I presume you intended
to inform those who have a problem with history and rational
thought.

The history of Salem is an excellent example of the value of
extremism in the Christian faith.

Note however, the last witch burning was in Africa in 1995.
While Salem is history, the persecution is still going on!

 

[Clarence_A]

"Fred Abse" wrote

AAUI, Massachusetts didn't ratify the first ten Amendments until

1939.


Massachusetts is so backward they still re-elect Ted Kennedy every
six years.

 

[Fred Abse]

Massachusetts is so backward they still re-elect Ted Kennedy every
six years.

Maybe because he's one of the few who can spell "Chappaquiddick"

;-)

 

[Jim Thompson]

"Fred Abse" wrote
1939.


Massachusetts is so backward they still re-elect Ted Kennedy every
six years.

And Win thinks I'm an extremist ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

[Jim Thompson]

Maybe because he's one of the few who can spell "Chappaquiddick"

;-)

Or pronounce "Worcester" ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

[Clarence_A]

And Win thinks I'm an extremist ;-)

Win thinks anyone who disagrees with him is an extremist!