On Sat, 13 Nov 2004, Siri Amrit Kaur wrote:

> 
> I used the lock you car, lock your house analogies. My coworker (who had the 
> most bug-ridden computer in the office) just argued with me that she didn't 
> have anything anyone would want on her computer. I then asked her if she ever 
> went online to her bank to check her bank account. She said she did. I told 
> her about keystroke loggers that could get her bank account information and 
> how someone could raid her bank account. She said if that happened, she would 
> just file a fraud report with the bank. I asked her how she would pay her 
> rent and bills in the meantime. She answered that she didn't think anyone 
> would ever raid her bank account. 

Cool! Raid the account and if there's enough there I'll meet you at the 
Mexican border.

> I told her she could be the victim of 
> identity theft. She started getting visibly annoyed (with me, not with 
> herself) and walked off, shaking her head, accusing me of reading bogus scare 
> literature and just being paranoid.
> 
> And people like this vote, and blame the schools when their children are 
> idiots!

Ignorance can be excused. Smug stupidity calls for euthanizing them and 
their children before *they* can reproduce, thereby throwing a little 
chlorox into the gene pool.

-- 
Bob Holtzman
"If you think you're getting free lunch,
 ......check the price of the beer!"
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