Operation Distance Chart: 1.98%

Hi Viatologists,

To help make your viatology studies easier, the Worldwide
Transportation Library (WWTL) is adding distance charts to highways it
has photographed. This means you'll find a list of major relative
cities along each highway criss-crossing the globe. All distances are
listed in kilometres.

As of 26-Sep-2009, the WWTL has added distance charts to 1.98% of its
highway photographs.

Intended for completion in 2010, 'Operation Distance Chart' represents
the WWTL's effort to apply waypoints to highways we've covered in
Australia, Canada, the two Chinas, Costa Rica, the Czech Republic,
France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Poland,
Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United States using contemporary
research tools. It's our goal to accompany you w/ relevant
information as you're looking at our highway photographs, in addition
to the GPS coordinates we provide for more than 66% of our photographs
from five continents.

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
"Environment first, transportology second"
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"Carl Rogers" > wrote in message
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| Hi Viat <bitch slap>

**** off, you goddamn spammer.

RC

Reality Check wrote:

>
> "Carl Rogers" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> | Hi Viat <bitch slap>
>
> **** off, you goddamn spammer.
>
> RC

The knowledgeable ones knew that heavier than air craft could never
fly, they knew that elephants couldn't evolve from single celled
organisms.

Mr Rogers is almost single handedly changing our world. You will be
eating your words Mr 'Reality Check', when your grandchildren come home
from school and tell you what they learned in viatology class.

Mr Roger's latest initiative is remarkable in its breadth and scope. I
for one am excited by this new development and look forward to
wonderous distance visualization aids being developed from Mr Roger's
viatological technology.

You would do best by climbing back under the rock from which you came
out.




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Give it up, Carl. Your made-up V word is a running joke that has
run its course. It has about as much chance of being accepted by
the roadfan community as the F-bomb by a convent full of devout
nuns. You and your socks are the only ones who use it, to the
embarrassment of roadfans worldwide.

On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 05:06:22 +0000 (UTC), Skip Turdlington wrote:

>(A bunch of foolishness kissing the ass of the second-most-despised person in
>this newsgroup.)

Your last name fits ya there, Skipper. Or at least the first four letters do.

Now DUAAFAFO.


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On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 05:06:22 +0000 (UTC), "Skip Turdlington"
> wrote:

>Reality Check wrote:
>
>>
>> "Carl Rogers" > wrote in message
>>
>> ...
>>
>> | Hi Viat <bitch slap>
>>
>> **** off, you goddamn spammer.
>>
>> RC

<< snip crap >>

>Mr Roger's latest initiative is remarkable in its breadth and scope. I
>for one am excited by this new development and look forward to
>wonderous distance visualization aids being developed from Mr Roger's
>viatological technology.

This statement confirms that you are more full of **** than your name
lets on.

>You would do best by climbing back under the rock from which you came
>out.

Physician, heal thy self.

<TFO mode>

Now, DUAAFAFO.

Also: US98: IH6?

</TFO mode>

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"This item demonstrates how stupid the average American is. Every
ninety minutes someone in this country is hit by a train. A train,
okay? Trains are on tracks; they can't come and get you. They
can't surprise you when you step off a curb. You have to go to them.
Got that?"
--George Carlin