Comments on: Remote oil filter adapters? http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:01:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8562 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:57 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8562 Was it filed under collision or... uninsured motorist? :) <br /> <p>Stephan Guillou <br /> 96 Montego Blue <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>Karl Kittler wrote: <br /> > Hmm, an act of god? I thought thats what <br /> > insurance companies use to get out of <br /> > paying claims. <br /> > Yes, I did state the deer hit me. But <br /> > since he didn't have any insurance, my <br /> > deductable applies. <br /> <p>> -- <br /> > "WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind" <br /> <br /> </p> Was it filed under collision or… uninsured motorist? :)

Stephan Guillou
96 Montego Blue

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Karl Kittler wrote:
> Hmm, an act of god? I thought thats what
> insurance companies use to get out of
> paying claims.
> Yes, I did state the deer hit me. But
> since he didn’t have any insurance, my
> deductable applies.

> —
> "WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind"

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8563 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:57 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8563 Since the deer died at the scene, I had <br /> it under collison. It wasn't until later <br /> that I had found the deer was <br /> underinsured. <br /> <p>-- <br /> "WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind" <br /> </p> Since the deer died at the scene, I had
it under collison. It wasn’t until later
that I had found the deer was
underinsured.

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"WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind"

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8560 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:56 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8560 Ha!! <br /> <p>:-) <br /> </p><p>NORA H E HAGUE wrote in message ... <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>>Ya reely gotta send 'em uneddicated dear ta skool 'n git 'em some <br /> >larning. <br /> <p>>Nora and the Rollerskate <br /> >'99 silver, waiting for romp time <br /> </p><p>>On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Karl Kittler wrote: <br /> </p><p>>> Now, I'd love to take the dumb animal argument as well. Unfortunately, in <br /> PA, <br /> >> the average age of a deer at death is three years. IMHO, that's not <br /> enough <br /> >> time to learn to stay off of the black trails with the yellow stripe <br /> running <br /> >> down the middle. So, they may not be dumb, but they are uneducated. <br /> <br /> </p> Ha!!

:-)

NORA H E HAGUE wrote in message …

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>Ya reely gotta send ‘em uneddicated dear ta skool ‘n git ‘em some
>larning.

>Nora and the Rollerskate
>’99 silver, waiting for romp time

>On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Karl Kittler wrote:

>> Now, I’d love to take the dumb animal argument as well. Unfortunately, in
PA,
>> the average age of a deer at death is three years. IMHO, that’s not
enough
>> time to learn to stay off of the black trails with the yellow stripe
running
>> down the middle. So, they may not be dumb, but they are uneducated.

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8561 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:56 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8561 Hmm, an act of god? I thought thats what <br /> insurance companies use to get out of <br /> paying claims. <br /> Yes, I did state the deer hit me. But <br /> since he didn't have any insurance, my <br /> deductable applies. <br /> <p>-- <br /> "WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind" <br /> </p> Hmm, an act of god? I thought thats what
insurance companies use to get out of
paying claims.
Yes, I did state the deer hit me. But
since he didn’t have any insurance, my
deductable applies.

–
"WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind"

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8559 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:55 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8559 I have Liberty Mutual and they pay almost everything for a deer hit. <br /> They consider it an act of God and the deductable dosn't apply.  We have <br /> been hit by several deer and they don't complain.  Just make sure you <br /> tell them the deer hit you. <br /> <p>Dave 2000SE <br /> </p> I have Liberty Mutual and they pay almost everything for a deer hit.
They consider it an act of God and the deductable dosn’t apply.  We have
been hit by several deer and they don’t complain.  Just make sure you
tell them the deer hit you.

Dave 2000SE

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8557 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:54 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8557 These suckers are liable to jump in front of anything - I have had them jump <br /> out of the bush when on my mountain bike!  The best idea is to avoid travel <br /> at dawn or dusk whatever you drive.  In addition to roos we have: sheep, <br /> emus, cows, and others roaming around the roads as many farmers graze their <br /> stock on road verges when it gets a bit dry and the fencing is often less <br /> then perfect on stations which can be many thousands of acres. <br /> <p>I would avoid December as this is the hottest part of our year in the south <br /> and the "wet" in the north.  Try April to around August.  The dollar <br /> exchange rate will mean you will get a budget holiday whenever you decide to <br /> come over. <br /> </p><p>See ya, <br /> </p><p>Marc <br /> </p><p>Karl Kittler <solit...@ptd.net> wrote in message <br /> <br />news:3AAEE50C.4596027A@ptd.net... <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>> Mark, thanks for the down under view. I'll keep that in mind should I ever <br /> drive <br /> > your way at dusk. I am curious, are 'Roos as defiant with motorcycles? <br /> I've <br /> > often thought of taking a trip to take a bike across your country. In <br /> December <br /> > or so. <br /> > I'm very thankful that deer didn't hit me on my bike. Every situation I <br /> could <br /> > imagine seems to end bad. <br /> <p>> >  I have seen quite a few of the whistle attachments they call Shoo Roo <br /> but I <br /> > > guess <br /> > > it would be pretty difficult to know if it has prevented hitting an <br /> animal. <br /> </p><p>> Hmm, maybe someone can say the don't work. Right now, silence either means <br /> they <br /> > work or no one uses them. <br /> <br /> </p> These suckers are liable to jump in front of anything – I have had them jump
out of the bush when on my mountain bike!  The best idea is to avoid travel
at dawn or dusk whatever you drive.  In addition to roos we have: sheep,
emus, cows, and others roaming around the roads as many farmers graze their
stock on road verges when it gets a bit dry and the fencing is often less
then perfect on stations which can be many thousands of acres.

I would avoid December as this is the hottest part of our year in the south
and the "wet" in the north.  Try April to around August.  The dollar
exchange rate will mean you will get a budget holiday whenever you decide to
come over.

See ya,

Marc

Karl Kittler <solit…@ptd.net> wrote in message

news:3AAEE50C.4596027A@ptd.net…

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> Mark, thanks for the down under view. I’ll keep that in mind should I ever
drive
> your way at dusk. I am curious, are ‘Roos as defiant with motorcycles?
I’ve
> often thought of taking a trip to take a bike across your country. In
December
> or so.
> I’m very thankful that deer didn’t hit me on my bike. Every situation I
could
> imagine seems to end bad.

> >  I have seen quite a few of the whistle attachments they call Shoo Roo
but I
> > guess
> > it would be pretty difficult to know if it has prevented hitting an
animal.

> Hmm, maybe someone can say the don’t work. Right now, silence either means
they
> work or no one uses them.

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8558 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:54 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8558 Ya reely gotta send 'em uneddicated dear ta skool 'n git 'em some <br /> larning. <br /> <p>Nora and the Rollerskate <br /> '99 silver, waiting for romp time <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Karl Kittler wrote: <br /> > Now, I'd love to take the dumb animal argument as well. Unfortunately, in PA, <br /> > the average age of a deer at death is three years. IMHO, that's not enough <br /> > time to learn to stay off of the black trails with the yellow stripe running <br /> > down the middle. So, they may not be dumb, but they are uneducated. <br /> <br /> Ya reely gotta send ‘em uneddicated dear ta skool ‘n git ‘em some
larning.

Nora and the Rollerskate
’99 silver, waiting for romp time

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On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Karl Kittler wrote:
> Now, I’d love to take the dumb animal argument as well. Unfortunately, in PA,
> the average age of a deer at death is three years. IMHO, that’s not enough
> time to learn to stay off of the black trails with the yellow stripe running
> down the middle. So, they may not be dumb, but they are uneducated.

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8555 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:53 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8555 <p></p><p>>My 1990 beautiful red baby got hit by <br /> >this deer. I think he was suffering from <br /> >jealousy and some road rage... <br /> <br />Hey, have some respect for the animal.....your baby got hit BY a deer?? <br /> Sounds like the other way round.  Poor fella probably never knew what hit <br /> him.... <br /> </p><p>Puf <br /> </p>

>My 1990 beautiful red baby got hit by
>this deer. I think he was suffering from
>jealousy and some road rage…

Hey, have some respect for the animal…..your baby got hit BY a deer??
Sounds like the other way round.  Poor fella probably never knew what hit
him….

Puf

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8556 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:53 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8556 I'd love to look at it that way. Really I would. My Miata, unlike when I <br /> bought her is loud. Loud noises tend to scare animals away. Especially wild <br /> ones. He had fair warning. <br /> Now, I'd love to take the dumb animal argument as well. Unfortunately, in PA, <br /> the average age of a deer at death is three years. IMHO, that's not enough <br /> time to learn to stay off of the black trails with the yellow stripe running <br /> down the middle. So, they may not be dumb, but they are uneducated. <br /> From a different perspective, the deer could have been suffering from Road <br /> Rage. I don't think he got that close to admire the gorgeous design of the <br /> Miata. <br /> <p>And it's not like I set out to get a deer. If that was the case, I would have <br /> been driving the Honda. One very similar to my Honda was just purchased for <br /> $900. <br /> </p><p>One more thing, I do have some regret. According to my beliefs, you must eat <br /> what you kill. Or kill only in self defense. There's no clause for accidental <br /> death. I don't have the means to butcher a deer, nor the space to store 20+ <br /> lbs of meat. Therefore, I was unable to eat it. <br /> </p><p>Remorsefully Yours, <br /> Solitary <br /> </p><p>thepuf wrote: <br /> > Hey, have some respect for the animal.....your baby got hit BY a deer?? <br /> > Sounds like the other way round.  Poor fella probably never knew what hit <br /> > him.... <br /> </p><p>> Puf <br /> <br />-- <br /> "WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind" <br /> </p> I’d love to look at it that way. Really I would. My Miata, unlike when I
bought her is loud. Loud noises tend to scare animals away. Especially wild
ones. He had fair warning.
Now, I’d love to take the dumb animal argument as well. Unfortunately, in PA,
the average age of a deer at death is three years. IMHO, that’s not enough
time to learn to stay off of the black trails with the yellow stripe running
down the middle. So, they may not be dumb, but they are uneducated.
From a different perspective, the deer could have been suffering from Road
Rage. I don’t think he got that close to admire the gorgeous design of the
Miata.

And it’s not like I set out to get a deer. If that was the case, I would have
been driving the Honda. One very similar to my Honda was just purchased for
$900.

One more thing, I do have some regret. According to my beliefs, you must eat
what you kill. Or kill only in self defense. There’s no clause for accidental
death. I don’t have the means to butcher a deer, nor the space to store 20+
lbs of meat. Therefore, I was unable to eat it.

Remorsefully Yours,
Solitary

thepuf wrote:
> Hey, have some respect for the animal…..your baby got hit BY a deer??
> Sounds like the other way round.  Poor fella probably never knew what hit
> him….

> Puf

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"WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind"

]]> By: admin http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters/comment-page-1#comment-8554 admin Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:30:52 +0000 http://www.miatamazda.com/remote-oil-filter-adapters#comment-8554 Just got finished talking with my ins. <br /> co. They say $936.   I'm going to get <br /> another estimate. It just seems too <br /> low.  However, it's close to what I <br /> figured. I figured the Ins. Co would say <br /> 990 because my deductable is 1000. <br /> I noticed some odd things in the <br /> estimate. They say Blend often instead <br /> of paint. Also, they say the hood is <br /> repairable, which I don't think it is. <br /> Not for less than the cost of the hood <br /> anyway.  This is my first and hopefully <br /> last claim. Did anyone else see this <br /> kind of stuff? <br /> <p>-- <br /> "WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind" <br /> </p> Just got finished talking with my ins.
co. They say $936.   I’m going to get
another estimate. It just seems too
low.  However, it’s close to what I
figured. I figured the Ins. Co would say
990 because my deductable is 1000.
I noticed some odd things in the
estimate. They say Blend often instead
of paint. Also, they say the hood is
repairable, which I don’t think it is.
Not for less than the cost of the hood
anyway.  This is my first and hopefully
last claim. Did anyone else see this
kind of stuff?

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"WARNING: Armed with a dangerous mind"

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