Toll roads are simply a sell out by the government to private entities; they make about as much sense as RLCs. I cannot understand why everyone rolls over for them.

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Scott en Aztlán wrote: <brevity snip> > The moral of this story: Don't be a MFFY! Park your butt-ugly SUV in > your garage (or at your friend's house), not on someone else's > property. Huh? Where's the "comeuppance"? The "moral of -this- story" is to put a little more thought into your MFFY...

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Our States are Lying to us. Driving IS NOT a Privilege. Driving is a Right. We have the Right of Transit Ordinarily used for Personal Travel on our Public Highways: "Undoubtedly the right of locomotion, the right to remove from one place to another according to inclination, is an attribute of...

Hello, I'll be buying a car in another province in Canada and driving it back through the U.S. to my home province with a temporary registration permit. This means that the car will not have any plates in place and will only have a temporary paper permit placed on the front window. To me, this...

In article >, Scott en Aztlán wrote: > Apparently the owner of one particular SUV was doing something like > this but happend to choose a parking spot which was scheduled to be > slurry-sealed. When the workers arrived the next morning, they simply >...

On 6 Apr 2006 10:59:48 -0700, "Larry Gross" > wrote: > It will be interesting at the Va-NC state line on I-85 if NC does not > follow suit.... > > LOTS of tickets.. you bet... maybe a 'new' revenue source for NC. :-)

Scott en Aztlán wrote: > Here's an as-yet-unnamed subcategory of Sloth: the -5 Sloth. The -5 > Sloth drives around everywhere at 5 MPH below the posted speed limit. > Unlike other kinds of Sloths which are generally oblivious to their > surroundings, the -5 Sloth is aware of what the speed limit is...

About a year ago I witnessed a young DAB rear-end a truck while messing with a CD. The CD broke and pierced her hand. This morning while waiting for a walk light, a car rear-ended a vehicle that stopped for the traffic signal. It was the same DAB that had reared the truck. When the cop arrived she...

Savant wrote: > Now, this is a case where I can stand behind charging this trucker with > manslaughter. Even at normal highway speeds, it is VERY hard to control > a oil truck, especially when changing lanes, and it becomes DOUBLY hard > when you are speeding. > > This is a case where this man...

Where you live you could comfortably ride every day of the year.

In article >, Scott en Aztlán wrote: > a big deal (on a normal day I walk at least 4 miles) but there was no > solid information regarding the new routing. Being able to just get on > my bike and ride was a real plasure. Road closures are usually...

You Americans need a Berlin Wall set-up. Keep the Mexicans IN Mexico. The net result will be a lack of unskilled labour, but that will raise the cost of unskilled labour and entice some Americans (who won't now do the jobs) into doing those jobs because the economic return will be there.

Loaded up the tools and headed out to cut wood in the F150. On a back road, came up to stop sign, hit clutch "snap", clutch all the way to the floor and stays there, clutch still engaged. Hmmm, cut switch, lift hood. Can't see the linkage and don't have anything with me to fix anything anyhow. ...

Around 4/13/2006 10:44 AM, Aunt Judy (Pride of Diarrhea) <http://tinyurl.com/65nqz> wrote: > Trucks also have weak brakes Those truck brakes are far better than whatever functioning brakes your POS beater has remaining. Any brakes that can bring a load of 30 tons or more to a stop - repeatedly -...

"Scott en Aztlán" > wrote in message ... > One of the things you see a lot in SoCal is people who rendez-vouz in > a semi-public place, park one of their vehicles in the parking lot, > and then all climb into the other vehicle...

> Scott en Aztlán: <ca.driving pruned for good measure> <snip> > Apparently the owner of one particular SUV was doing something like > this but happend to choose a parking spot which was scheduled to be > slurry-sealed. When the workers arrived the next morning, they simply > cordoned off the work...

Scott en Aztlán wrote: > And no, nobody honked at me, yelled at me, or ran me off the road, and > I delivered no fender slaps. ;) I got to deliver my very first fender slap (actually a trunk lid slap) yesterday. The car in question passed me and took a right turn right in front of me.

> Scott en Aztlán: > And then it will be a > "terrible accident" and a "horrible tragedy." The "terrible accident," occurred 9 months before the punks you refer to were born. The "horrible tragedy," will be if these punks live to reproduce. And you can tell them *and* their parents I said...