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From : jeff mayner

Q: thenewguy wrote norton is a very very good anti virus program but no program will catch everything. i have tried most of them out there including the currently popular avg but they can all be fooled. you should also have spyware on your computer. spybot is good spyguard is good ad aware is good. those are all free and they all do a good job. be careful now little moparboy boy will accuse you of slandering his favorite product and of being a $30 dollar el cheap-o. jerry b-u-r-p what!! -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

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From : murf flstc

moparman wrote http//story..yahoo.com/tmpl=story&cid=581&e=1&u=/nm/20050311/tcnm/techspywaredc im more interested in your allegation that ad-aware http//www.lavasoftusa.com/ is spyware. seems i read that somewhere else recently and i dont believe it. thats what i was saying earlier. these programs you are downling to get rid of certain things are actually installing there own virus/worm on your machine. they now can see what and where you go on the web. i agree theyve always done that.....who are you arguing with -- moparman---remove clothes to reply! --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : todd riegel

the new cummins diesel is a lot quiter. cummins redisigned their engines in mid year 2004. the new diesels have more power better millage and not as noisey as before. i get approx. 16.6 miles to a gal on my 2004 ram 2500 diesel off-road 4 x 4 with a 4.10 rear end and 5 speed automatic. this was a special order to get the new engine & 5 speed. my truck has a 1 ton rating! i heard dodge is coming out with a daytona truck with a bigger hemi than the standard with about 425 hp. maybe that would be better than the cummins i myself dont like the noise from the diesel. wife has a hemi 04 durango. its got lots of power!!! tbone wrote gotta have some help here. if i buy a cummins it is about 5k more than the hemi. given the difference in fuel costs and taking into consideration the mileage difference as well as maintenance costs i figure to be approx. 125k miles to a brake even point. does that sound right to you folks i spent some time driving a 05 hemi powered 2500 4x4 last night very impressive truck. a couple of you own them or just sold one please jump in here need all the pros and cons. also the same truck with a cummins very impressive truck as well. guess it comes down to need vs. want. will i be doing a lot of towing in the next couple of years probably not. will i be plowing snow it looks that way. gotta find out how these hemis plow snow anybody have a blade on one roy your payback miles sounds about right. i figgered mine to be about 100k. keep in mind that with the cummins you get about $2-$3k back for the diesel when you get ready to sell it. which if he follows his current path would be in about 2 years - ----== posted via feeds.com - unlimited-uncensored-secure usenet ==---- http//www.feeds.com the #1 group service in the world! 120000+ groups ----= east and west-coast server farms - total privacy via encryption =---- .