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One of the hottest musical offerings of this holiday season may be a
catchy radio jingle for a New Jersey-based vehicle donation program:
"1-877-KARS4KIDS. . . K-A-R-S, cars for kids . . . 1-877-KARS4KIDS. . . Donate your car today."
The advertising spots, which have been airing on KMOX since before Thanksgiving, offer few details on the vehicle donation program. They
tell listeners the program is a "recognized charity" and donors will
receive a "maximum deduction" from the Internal Revenue Service for
their vehicles. The ad also says donors will receive a "free vacation voucher" good for a three-day, two-night stay.
What is left unsaid, and what also is conspicuously absent from the
charity's Web site, is that almost all money raised through the
Kars4Kids charity goes to a Lakewood, N. J.-based program set up to pay
for private schooling and other educational programs. It aims to bring
Jewish schoolchildren and adults closer to their heritage
All of the story is here -
https://kars4kids-scam.blogspot.com/
. . .
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
On 10/6/2025 8:50, Fritz Wuehler wrote:
One of the hottest musical offerings of this holiday season may be a
catchy radio jingle for a New Jersey-based vehicle donation program:
"1-877-KARS4KIDS. . . K-A-R-S, cars for kids . . . 1-877-KARS4KIDS. . . Donate your car today."
The advertising spots, which have been airing on KMOX since before Thanksgiving, offer few details on the vehicle donation program. They
tell listeners the program is a "recognized charity" and donors will receive a "maximum deduction" from the Internal Revenue Service for
their vehicles. The ad also says donors will receive a "free vacation voucher" good for a three-day, two-night stay.
What is left unsaid, and what also is conspicuously absent from the charity's Web site, is that almost all money raised through the
Kars4Kids charity goes to a Lakewood, N. J.-based program set up to pay
for private schooling and other educational programs. It aims to bring Jewish schoolchildren and adults closer to their heritage
All of the story is here -
https://kars4kids-scam.blogspot.com/
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
On 06/10/2025 18:33, Revvie Quar wrote:
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
He wanted you to read the story in your Firefox browser.
Does this answer your question?
In article <10c1nfh$qir1$1@paganini.bofh.team>
trhotline1@gmail.com KARS4KIDS! <KARS4KIDS@invalid.invalid> wrote:
On 06/10/2025 18:33, Revvie Quar wrote:
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
He wanted you to read the story in your Firefox browser.
Does this answer your question?
The answer was so simple. Thank you for explaining it to the slow one.
:o)
Fritz Wuehler wrote:
In article <10c1nfh$qir1$1@paganini.bofh.team>
trhotline1@gmail.com KARS4KIDS! <KARS4KIDS@invalid.invalid> wrote:
On 06/10/2025 18:33, Revvie Quar wrote:
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
He wanted you to read the story in your Firefox browser.
Does this answer your question?
The answer was so simple. Thank you for explaining it to the slow one.
:o)
Fuck off you dumbfuck.
On 06/10/2025 18:33, Revvie Quar wrote:
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
He wanted you to read the story in your Firefox browser.
Does this answer your question?
Revvie Quar <RevvieQuar@Yahoohoohaha.com> wrote:
. . .
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
A would-be anonymous fuckhead using paganini did a full-text quote of
the article the fuckhead supposedly had objected to. On the off chance
that you had kill filed the root article, the purpose of the full-text
quote was to get around your kill file and force you to read it.
This proves, once again, that nothing legitimate is posted via paganini
and other servers that don't require registration. paganini is 100%
fuckheads posting.
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Revvie Quar <RevvieQuar@Yahoohoohaha.com> wrote:
. . .
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
A would-be anonymous fuckhead using paganini did a full-text quote of
the article the fuckhead supposedly had objected to. On the off chance
that you had kill filed the root article, the purpose of the full-text >>quote was to get around your kill file and force you to read it.
This proves, once again, that nothing legitimate is posted via paganini
and other servers that don't require registration. paganini is 100% >>fuckheads posting.
As someone who posts via paganini, that is garbage.
R Daneel Olivaw <Danni@hyperspace.vogon.gov> wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Revvie Quar <RevvieQuar@Yahoohoohaha.com> wrote:
. . .
And this has precisely *what* to do with Firefox?!?
A would-be anonymous fuckhead using paganini did a full-text quote of
the article the fuckhead supposedly had objected to. On the off chance
that you had kill filed the root article, the purpose of the full-text
quote was to get around your kill file and force you to read it.
This proves, once again, that nothing legitimate is posted via paganini
and other servers that don't require registration. paganini is 100%
fuckheads posting.
As someone who posts via paganini, that is garbage.
I apologize for any offense I caused you and your fellow Vogons. Nevertheless, that you are the exception that proves the rule, my point stands. This entire thread was outrageous crap with one shithead
morphing with several identities in order to do full-text quotes of the original off-topic garbage in order to break kill files.
This is the wrong thing to take exception to.