Government considering raising motorway speed limit to 80mph 'toshorten journey times and help economy'

On 03/17/2011 07:27 PM, gpsman wrote:
> On Mar 17, 4:11 pm, > wrote:
>> On Mar 17, 1:42 pm, (Ray Fischer) wrote:
>>
>>> But you're demanding the same punishment for a major injury as for
>>> minor damage. The inability to distinguish between the two is the
>>> mark of an irrational extremist.
>>
>> Since it's fairly easy for an intelligent, aware individual to avoid
>> both, I would argue that those who cause minor damage have already
>> failed the most basic of driving tests, that is, being able to operate
>> a motor vehicle without ****ing it all up. Therefore they need to be
>> taken off the road before they hurt someone.
>
> Since it's *extremely* easy to avoid traffic tickets I would argue
> convicted motorists have failed the more most basic of driving tests;
> following the Rules Of The Road. Therefore, they need to be taken off
> the road before they can cause even minor damage or scare someone.

aww.... did I scare GPSums? GOOD. **** you, moron.

nate

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On Mar 17, 8:47*pm, Nate Nagel > wrote:
> On 03/17/2011 07:27 PM, gpsman wrote:
> > Therefore, they need to be taken off
> > the road before they can cause even minor damage or scare someone.
>
> aww.... *did I scare GPSums? *GOOD. ***** you, moron.

J'ever get that mouse installed, Einstein...?

Still reaching over your keyboard to play with the touchpad to compose
plaintive messages....?

If you're tired of kicking me around, just say so.
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- gpsman

On Mar 17, 11:39*pm, gpsman > wrote:
> On Mar 17, 8:47*pm, Nate Nagel > wrote:
>
> > On 03/17/2011 07:27 PM, gpsman wrote:
> > > Therefore, they need to be taken off
> > > the road before they can cause even minor damage or scare someone.
>
> > aww.... *did I scare GPSums? *GOOD. ***** you, moron.
>
> J'ever get that mouse installed, Einstein...?
>
> Still reaching over your keyboard to play with the touchpad to compose
> plaintive messages....?
>
> If you're tired of kicking me around, just say so.

Oh, I'm sorry, were you expecting a well-reasoned, intelligent reply?

If so, post something intelligent and well reasoned.

nate

On Mar 18, 4:00*pm, N8N > wrote:
> On Mar 17, > wrote:
>
> > On Mar 17, 8:47*pm, Nate Nagel > wrote:
>
> > > On 03/17/2011 07:27 PM,gpsmanwrote:
> > > > Therefore, they need to be taken off
> > > > the road before they can cause even minor damage or scare someone.
>
> > > aww.... *did I scare GPSums? *GOOD. ***** you, moron.
>
> > J'ever get that mouse installed, Einstein...?
>
> > Still reaching over your keyboard to play with the touchpad to compose
> > plaintive messages....?
>
> > If you're tired of kicking me around, just say so.
>
> Oh, I'm sorry, were you expecting a well-reasoned, intelligent reply?
>
> If so, post something intelligent and well reasoned.

Despite your absence of education or training, and your endless
reports of your difficulties negotiating traffic, and your 4 traffic
convictions that we know of, you're the bestest driver in the whole
wide world.

"Impaired mergers", once stuffed to the rear, vanish.

Human error is proportional to effort.

They are not "caused by them," they "increase the incidence of" them.

Court doesn't have "breaks".

Anything you assert is as sky=blue.

Once a subject has been discussed, it is settled forever.

Solomon (1964) represents the epitome of speed research.

It is perfectly plausible to be gainfully employed and have all day
every day to post to Usenet.

Installing a mouse on a Gateway laptop model 7330GZ is a complicated
affair.

If one lives little more than 10 miles from the Smithsonian it is a
better investment of time to exhibit one's ignorance on Usenet.
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- gpsman

In article >,
gpsman > wrote:
>
>Since it's *extremely* easy to avoid traffic tickets I would argue
>convicted motorists have failed the more most basic of driving tests;
>following the Rules Of The Road.

And that is because your are an authoritarian asshole.
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