Harbor Freight Reviews

Long ago I discovered that when I buy something of good quality, it only hurts one time - when I pay for it.

When I buy something cheap of poor quality, it hurts EVERY time I use it.

Bob-tx (ye ole philosopher)

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Bob-tx
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-I use one of these so I can move my trailer around wherever I am.

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-I participate in activities where small enclosed trailers are the

-norm. I always wonder why everyone doesn't replace their flat bottomed

-tongue supports with the wheeled kind like the one above. They're

-always struggling to move their trailers and are always asking for

-help lifting the tongue, while I just roll mine around with ease.

Ya, I have one of those but it doesn't roll very well thru the yard. MikeK

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amdx
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You mean for toll roads? There's one near here but I have little use for it.

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Mark Lloyd

OK, let me rephrase:

"I also wonder why anyone that ever drives on a toll road doesn't have an E-ZPass."

Reply to
DerbyDad03

Some people prefer not being digitally tracked.

Of course, the toll transponders can be put under bridges, on bank drive through lanes, drive up restaurants. Any where they want to track people.

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Stormin Mormon

glegroups.com...

re: "Some people prefer not being digitally tracked."

Right...those hundreds of cars that I blow by at the toll booths are all worried about be tracked.

Like their pictures aren't be taken at every the toll booth anyway - digitally.

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DerbyDad03

messagenews: snipped-for-privacy@a19g2000vbi.googlegroups.com...

Unless meta-data is assigned to the picture by OCR'ing the license tag in realtime, or a human punching it in, all they have is a virtual pile of pictures. A transponder hit, OTOH, is in the data set basically instantly. Raw video ain't worth much without the robot AI or humans to look at it, and the time to do so.

I'm actually surprised license tags don't have 2d barcodes yet, like they have had in sci-fi movies and TV for 20 years. They have gotten really, really good with reading those at a distance, and they cost a fraction of what even an entry-level transponder does.

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aemeijers

Bit by bit the various gov't entities are implementing "real time" license plate monitoring. True, the majority of that stuff currently is processed offline later, but the immediate linkages are well underway.

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danny burstein

Cross posting mormon c*ck suckers. Burn in hell.

Reply to
The King

Too easy to dick with using an indelible marker perhaps, just like the

1 d ones [Now the paranoid part of me says, how do you know they don't have ones that are only visible in IR ??]

jk

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jk

Ahh... the nymdiot shrieks

jk

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jk

The King has spoken.

Reply to
amdx

It's common sense.

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Stormin Mormon

Ah.... circus people. I can imagine. The one time I bought from the big tent guys was a combination wrench set. This was about 1990, and I still have it. The wrenches are a bit over size, and are loose. They tend to round out the nuts.

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Stormin Mormon

Hmm. What would happen if we created a bunch of bumper stickers with some plausible reason to have a bunch of numbers that looked like license plates. Flood the data system with junk data.

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Stormin Mormon

The only throne that queen will sit on is a pay toilet.

Reply to
Michael A. Terrell

The king has no brains.

Reply to
Michael A. Terrell

What's worse? No brains, or no clothes?

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Stormin Mormon

Nancy Pelosi

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keith

The hfreviews site predates the harbor freight's site update whereby the review feature was added.

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zzyzzx

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