He didn't have trouble with it either. He simply lied. The link takes you to
a page on http://books.google.com where you can preview an NFPA document.
There's no virus, no pop-ups, no spam... just Joe lying through his three
remaining teeth.

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Posted by Frank Olson on May 12, 2008, 11:04 am

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Joe wrote:

> DOH! whap [sound of hand hitting head] thanks. anyone else have

> trouble with the link RLB provided?

Nope. It's your Dell. Dell's have a very low BST (bullshit tolerance).
Clean out any headers authored by RLB and you'll restore normal function.

Posted by Joe on May 12, 2008, 7:11 pm

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Frank Olson wrote:

> Joe wrote:

>> DOH! whap [sound of hand hitting head] thanks. anyone else have

>> trouble with the link RLB provided?

> Nope. It's your Dell. Dell's have a very low BST (bullshit tolerance).

> Clean out any headers authored by RLB and you'll restore normal function.

not sure what you mean.
even if I copy the link and paste it in my browser it still won't load
the page.

Posted by Doug on May 12, 2008, 7:18 pm

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> Frank Olson wrote:

>> Nope. It's your Dell. Dell's have a very low BST (bullshit tolerance).

>> Clean out any headers authored by RLB and you'll restore normal function.

> not sure what you mean.

> even if I copy the link and paste it in my browser it still won't load the

> page.

Much as it pains me to say this, you can't blame RLB for that

This is the page the link is pointing to, try copying the entire link and
pasting it in your browser
http://books.google.com/books?id=kZEz-ogMXGwC&pg=PA67&lpg=PA67&dq=alarm+battery+load+testing&source=web&ots=Lb8SjIt_Bf&sig=acqK_pRkbRErl83aa34cv7aDhqo&hl=en#PPP1,M1

Doug

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