You view of hypocrisy is valid as far as I am concerned, however, I do
think telling someone how to do something which is dangerous to all
around them at the very least, and likely illegal, just so they can
join the others who are committing dangerous acts smacks of a lack of
social ethics.

Lets tell every one how to make bombs to commit terrorism so they
don't have to expend any energy looking for the information for
themselves. They can just follow the provided directions and kill your
family and/or friends, instead of giving up because it takes some
effort. The information is out there, I know.

But I'll be damned if I will help someone in even the slightest way to
pull a Timothy McVeigh....


On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 03:06:15 GMT, Angelfood MacSpade
wrote:

Well I wasn't going to respond to his quest until I read your very
impolite message. So now I'll just tell him how it's done and he can
join the rest of those drivers who are doing equally questionable
things; eating and drinking, talking on their cell phones, programming
their navigation systems (or worse, reading paper maps...), or any of
the many other more socially acceptable distractions;

For older units, simply ground the wire that goes to the e-brake.
For never units with inertia sensors, simply connect the DVD screen to
the rear window camera input.

Sorry, I've got this thing about hypocrisy...

On 17 Jul 2005 13:42:29 -0700, "winkenstein"
wrote:


Petey Pabs via CarKB.com wrote:
I just purchased a pioneer dvd/cd deck that flips out. Iv heard that there
is some part or code to use with the deck that will allow you to watch dvds
without emergency brake on. Could anyone give me some more info on being
able to watch DVD's while actually driving? I would appreciate any info....
thanks guys


if you do it, do us ALL a favor and inform us of when you would be on
the road, and the general vicinity - so that we all can be on the look
out

it's illegal you idiot,
you've got to be somewhat retarded to even consider asking this sort of
question out loud in a public forum.

next time think before you post

Spike
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Vintage Burgundy w/Black Standard Interior; Vintage 40
16" rims w/BF Goodrich Comp T/A gForce Radial
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