Millennial anti-theft device

[marksbug]

well that first one would be something I would want to know....

[Toolmaker51]

Millennial anti-theft device; so if that stymies one group,

what level of awareness needs this?

[bruce.desertrat]

Millennial anti-theft device; so if that stymies one group,

what level of awareness needs this?

I am going to say "Corporate Lawyer" level of awareness; the same ones who think we need to be told not use the paint-can tray on a stepladder as a step, or to not use a hair dryer while asleep.

[Toolmaker51]

or car window sunshade while driving?

[Toolmaker51]

...........It all gets me to thinking on my stick/ manual transmissions over the years, including several motorcycles. Let 105 lb girlfriend drive my Sportster. California wasn't a helmet state yet, she wanted to, and already rode decent size dirtbikes.
"OK, but only if you can start it".
No cell phones back then, need be how on earth I locate her happy butt on my treasured putt? If you've ever heard Richard Thompson's "1952 Vincent Black Lightning"? you can visualize my Kate Jackson lookalike riding, just with yet longer dark hair trailing behind, running it through the gears.
Horses or motorcycles; nothing more beautiful than when ridden by a woman.

Believe me, when I said 'lookalike', I meant exactly. Other than 3 years age difference, they'd have been indistinguishable from birthed as identical twins.

[marksbug]

I have a identicle twin,that useless sob only shows up when i look in the mirrior,and apparently he is aging dam fast. Im just gladd I dont look that effing old.