[Coco] More ISA boards for cost of shipping.

[Jim Cox]

I wish we could stay on topic here.  George if you are interested
please let me know in private.

-Jim Cox
http://miba51.blogspot.com/

On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 8:11 PM, Roger Taylor <operator at coco3.com> wrote:
> At 10:38 AM 8/24/2008, you wrote:
>>
>> You're kidding Roger, right? :-)
>>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_Standard_Architecture
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> No, because there's two ISA acronyms, and on top of that I don't know all of
> the 1,000+ computer acronyms.  And after reading that it could be Industry
> Standard Architecture I still didn't know what the card itself does.   ISO
> is a "standard" as well.   :)
>
> Not being grumpy, but I just had a mexican guy back his Ford F150 on TOP of
> the hood of my car.  I was in park, 20 feet away, he saw my headlights, he
> stopped for a second, hesitated, then GUNNED his truck to about 15mph, I sat
> on the horn but yet he spun gravel anyway until he hit me.  His bumper was
> just high enough to catch the exact spot where the hood meets the headlight,
> and his truck rode up the hood cutting a 1 inch gash about 2 feet long right
> through the hood with the bolt that drops from the trailer hitch.  By the
> time his reflexes kicked in, his truck was ass-end in the air and one tire
> was on my hood.  I yelled at him for about 15 seconds before I realized it
> wasn't worth it so I calmed down and we exchanged insurance info and all
> that jazz.  Luckily, it will just need a new hood and a grill.  Just enough
> of the top part of the grill surrounding the headlight was shattered.  "No
> speaka English" is all I heard until I started taking pictures of the damage
> and his lic. plate and bumper with my digital cam then he magically started
> to learn some English.
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