Re: Cell-Phone signal blocking

I bet people are shaking in their boots afraid that you will
destroy their phone, no way, they are laughing at your
pencildick ass! Run to mommy you ****ing whiner!



Jer <gdunn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> BruceR wrote:
> >  Jer wrote:
> >> BruceR wrote:
> >>>  > Scott wrote:
> >>>>> Jer <gdunn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
> >>>>> news:1392k4mg1j9k018@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>>>>>> What part of
> >>>>> "private property" is so difficult to understand?  The front half
> >>>>> or the back half?
> >>>>>
> >>> While you might like to think that one's home is his or her castle
> >>> and that such rights are absolute, they are anything but.
> >>
> >> Dude, talk to the hand.  I made a comment about an issue I'm somewhat
> >> familiar with, and now I get a lecture on a buncha crap that don't
> >> even involve me.  Take a break.
> >
> > Accent on "somewhat." The OP wants to know if jamming is legal
> > (presumably in the US). It's not. If you can't stand a challenging
> > reply, don't post.
> >
> >
>
> If you can't keep up with the thread enough to know who to challenge,
> I'd offer the same recommendation.  So, to help you...
>
> To the OP:  These folks say it's illegal, I've already said I don't know
> nor care.  Right or wrong, cell jammers exist for reasons I've already
> mentioned.  Personally, I like the idea of cell jammers because it beats
> the hell out of destroying the cell phones of ingrates that can't seem
> to figure out where the off button is nor where the door is.  FCC regs
> and opinions aside, do whatever you want just like everybody else.

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