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Gary Aikens wrote:
> ...and pets are lost or turn up missing every year!
> Protect your loved ones today!
> Think about all the things you do to protect your loved ones. Isn't there
> one more thing you should do?
> Child and Pet ID Kits have been around for years, but most of them haven't
> changed with the years. Traditional ID Kits allow you to compile valuable
> information about your child or pet that you can use in the event your child or
> pet is missing. We are responding to the rapid changes in technology. We know
> that any ID Kit just isn't good enough.

C'mon Gary, why would anyone want to bother with all of this crap?
Chip implants are already in millions of pets.  It's simple, cheap,
and there's no work for the owner.

Thousands of humans are also implanted, i.e., Green Berets, Seals, and
similar types, women with breast implants, and so on.  There's a move-
ment on to implant most children, so they're not as vulnerable to kid-
napping, etc.

I realize most people are still afraid of the 666 stuff (direct evidence
from the phone company shows most people will not accept #s with 666
prefixes), but they'll get over it when they see the benefits, and how
it frees up their time so they can watch more TV or play on the Internet.

Dale Thorn <dthorn@gte.net> writes:
> I realize most people are still afraid of the 666 stuff (direct evidence
> from the phone company shows most people will not accept #s with 666
> prefixes), but they'll get over it when they see the benefits, and how

In the 212 area code (Manhattan), 666 is around Columbia University.
I used to be at 212-666-6984 for some 7 years.

---

Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM
Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013, 14.4Kbps

Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM wrote:
> Dale Thorn <dthorn@gte.net> writes:
> > I realize most people are still afraid of the 666 stuff (direct evidence
> > from the phone company shows most people will not accept #s with 666
> > prefixes), but they'll get over it when they see the benefits, and how

> In the 212 area code (Manhattan), 666 is around Columbia University.
> I used to be at 212-666-6984 for some 7 years.

When I was with Uncle Sam overseas, I bunked with guys from Brooklyn,
Queens, and areas like that.  They didn't seem to be influenced as much
by the Bible-thumpers etc. as people from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, and
so on.  Of course, that was the 1960's.  Things have changed a lot, and
the U.S. is much more cosmopolitan now.

Nonetheless, it's interesting how much of the FUD from conservative
Christianity (to name an example I'm familiar with) still has a strong
presence in people's minds...  What I could tell about 666 in my own
case, I can hardly believe myself.

Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM wrote:
 
> I used to be at 212-666-6984 for some 7 years.

  Aha!

Dale Thorn wrote:
 
> I realize most people are still afraid of the 666 stuff (direct evidence
> from the phone company shows most people will not accept #s with 666
> prefixes)

  Perhaps this explains why you never see a 666th floor in apartment
buildings.