[Lincs] Linux from Scratch
Iain Baker
iain.baker1 at ntlworld.com
Sat Jul 24 19:37:46 BST 2004
just a question... i dont even know if they are aloud the act of god clause
anymore... and no i do not subscribe to a monotheistic religion, i am infact
a member of a rather mis-represented religion, but thanks for the
intellectual response...
as for surge protectors, how much money do you think i have... i will use what
little surge protection i have applied by my accomodation manager, and save
my money up for my replacement items
On Saturday 24 July 2004 19:31, MD wrote:
> On Sat, 24 Jul 2004 19:21:25 +0100, Iain Baker <iain.baker1 at ntlworld.com>
wrote:
> > I think you can concider yourself lucky since one of your neighbours
> > recieved a direct hit and structural damage to their house...
> >
> > but 13 days is certainly a shocking display of strength! does it count as
> > an 'act of god' or can you claim on insurance?
>
> But surely the use of the phrase 'Act of God' suggests that you
> subscribe to a monotheistic religion, being in the western world that
> religion is most likely to be Christianity of some denomination or
> other, and therefore you must believe that the same God created all
> things, and therefore inherently that everything that happens in the
> universe is therefore an act of God, so technically a policy which
> won't pay up for 'Acts of God' will therefore not cover anything at
> all.
>
> Now I'll ask again, why don't any of you use surge protectors?
> Especially in this county where the mains supply trace is about as
> wibbly as a jelly suffering from parkinsons disease having an
> epileptic fit on a high rpm washing machine.
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