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support@sellcom.com wrote:

> >Look, if it's quickly unlockable by an adult, it's quickly unlockable
> >by a child.  In fact, I bet a child exploring a bedroom could unlock
> >it quicker than an adult under duresss.
>
> It is a  combination lock, a very fast push button lock.

How can any combination lock be instantly accessible?  Doesn't that depend on the
memory of the user?  And I used to spend countless time breaking into my parents'
locked stuff.  A combination lock = a challenge to a child.

>  You really don't
> know what you are talking about and I have no idea why you would react
> so maliciously to a tiny ad posted one time to a very small group of
> appropriate newsgroups.

Seeing as how I've never seen you post to tri.gen before this, how can you tell me
whats appropriate?  I assume you live here?  Of course.  I see you run your
business out of your home in Durham.  Well, Steve.  No matter what, you posted a
spam to triangle.general.  Selling stuff does not equal having a discussion.  I
assume you consider it rude to hang up on a telemarketer too, since all they want
to do is discuss with you your feelings about your interest rate?

James Hepler


>
>
> >Either way, who'd want to buy something from a jerk who posts to
>
> One would think that you would welcome some new topics in triangle.general,
> Mr. Burnore, since your little "problem" seems to be the topic du jour in
> triangle.general.
>
> I shall continue to promote handgun safety and security products.  I hardly
> think such a thing would be "off topic" for a general group.   I believe that
> pistol safes save lives.
>
> Steve
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