in the land of the FREE
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in the land of the FREE
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by psb182
Fischer, a former smoker, said that while smoking while driving might well be a distraction, "you could add it to the list of things distracting people."
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
Here's a dumb quote:
Why don't they try to elimate these distractions, especially if they are preventable? Or is that too simple?
Why don't they try to elimate these distractions, especially if they are preventable? Or is that too simple?
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Re: in the land of the FREE
But it's okay to drive with a cell phone on your ear, weaving on the road, going 20 miles an hour under the speed limit.........Dont' get me started.
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by cindyabs
But it's okay to drive with a cell phone on your ear, weaving on the road, going 20 miles an hour under the speed limit.........Dont' get me started.
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Other motorists distract me, I can't concentrate on smoking......
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Don't forget screaming at the kids
Yeah-my favorite was riding with a gal who was doing 80 mph on a HIGH bridge, putting on makeup. :scared:
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by cindyabs
Yeah-my favorite was riding with a gal who was doing 80 mph on a HIGH bridge, putting on makeup. :scared:
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by cindyabs
But it's okay to drive with a cell phone on your ear, weaving on the road,
In June 2005 the Connecticut legislature passed a bill banning the use of hand-held cell phones while driving. The governor is expected to sign the legislation, which imposes fines of up to $100 for violations. In January 2004 New Jersey passed a similar to bill and in April of that year the District of Columbia (DC) followed suit. In New Jersey fines range between $100 and $250; in DC fines are $100. New York was the first state to enact such legislation in 2001. Drivers there face fines of $100 for the first violation, $200 for the second and $500 thereafter.
http://www.iii.org/media/hottopics/i...ce/cellphones/
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
There's only one solution then .... elimination.
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
... of smoking or smokers?
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
... of smoking or smokers?
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Last edited by izibear; Jul 27th 2005 at 4:33 am.
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Re: in the land of the FREE
Originally Posted by cindyabs
But it's okay to drive with a cell phone on your ear, weaving on the road, going 20 miles an hour under the speed limit.........Dont' get me started.
I swear on a number of occassions, if i had a shotgun on-board I would have taken out the twat in front of me's taillights in exactly the situation you describe above.
the fact that a good proportion of people in the wider area around me are so mentally challenged they can barely talk, (forget reading/writing) combining talking/navigating/driving/drinking a coke/eating a burger is a recipe for disaster
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Re: in the land of the FREE
So that is no post-coital cigarette in the back seat of the jalopy then ?