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#1
Posted 2007-October-10, 08:33
by the way all automobiles and motorcycles MOTHER NATURE GAVE US FOR SHORT DISTANCE TRAVELLING.
DRINKING while driving.
if you are durnk you cannot start car, at least check blood type, and more if necessary.
CELL Phone same as drinking while driving.
#3
Posted 2007-October-10, 09:20
shubi, on Oct 10 2007, 09:33 AM, said:
CELL Phone same as drinking while driving.
While getting cell phone calls from drunk people is never fun, I don't think we should attach breathylizers to cell phones. For one thing, how would they pay for a cab?
I do think that using a cell phone in a movie theater should be the same as drunken driving, though.
#4
Posted 2007-October-10, 09:28
otherwise we the people of planet EARTH will sue you for everything you got.
good luck SHUBI
Consider thses is your first warning, as required by mother nature law.
JUST let me know how long it will take you bussiness person to do it, myself
I gave you 1 year.
good luck
have a drink on me, off course its not free'
thank you
shubi
#5
Posted 2007-October-10, 09:34
Just yesterday, a crazy old coot was driving his lawn mower, one that he bought in Toronto, while text messaging his grand-daughter and drinking Jim Beam from a plastic cup. I went over to complain, and I realized that he did not even have an odometer on his lawn mower. I flipped out. The police were called, BY ME, but they arrested me and took me to a hospital for processing. I just got out today, with a silly ankle bracelet. But, boy am I ticked.
-P.J. Painter.
#6
Posted 2007-October-10, 09:35
shubi, on Oct 10 2007, 10:28 AM, said:
uh.... NO.
#7
Posted 2007-October-10, 09:46
#8
Posted 2007-October-10, 10:17
When Sheri and I moved to the USA from Toronto about 5 years ago, our car came with us. It was an Acura with kilometers as the unit of measurement on the odometer (as well as the unit of measurement that was emphasized on the speedometer). This is normal for a car bought in Canada.
A couple of years ago when we went to buy a new car, the Acura dealership here is Las Vegas refused to pay us anything for the old car because everything was in kilometers instead of miles! Fortunately the Honda dealership did not seem to care. They offered us a fair price for our Acura and we bought a Honda.
I think I was about 10 years old when Canada switched to the metric system. I still think in miles, gallons, and Fahrenheit even though I spent most of my life exposed to only kilometers, litres, and Celsius.
To me that is strange.
Fred Gitelman
Bridge Base Inc.
www.bridgebase.com
#10
Posted 2007-October-10, 11:10
One of the telling signs that I noticed was the fact that even tho everything was in metric, most of the natives thought in imperial terms - it was rather entertaining at times.
A few years ago a probe was sent to Mars and crashed, because one set of calculations were done in feet and the other set in meters. 165 million dollar oops. :-)
#11
Posted 2007-October-10, 11:41
vang, on Oct 10 2007, 05:02 PM, said:
No, but if you're 21 you are allowed to smoke crack.
#12
Posted 2007-October-10, 12:09
fred, on Oct 10 2007, 04:17 PM, said:
To me that is strange.
I think it was Tomas de Aquino who said, give me a newborn from 0 to 6 years, and I 'll tell you who he'll be, where he'll work, who his friends will be, and everything.
#13
Posted 2007-October-10, 12:15
#14
Posted 2007-October-10, 12:21
Actually I get totally confused by the four or five different size measures on shoes, pants and cardigans.
#15
Posted 2007-October-10, 14:14
George Carlin
#16
Posted 2007-October-10, 15:07
#17
Posted 2007-October-10, 23:32
Mother nature has started giving us us automobiles and motorcycles? Darwin's new theory of automation?
And who on earth calls a speedometer an odometer - I must visit Canada and tell them if they want to catch drunk drivers put in an odourmeter!!!!
#18
Posted 2007-October-11, 02:28
gwnn, on Oct 10 2007, 10:14 PM, said:
My brother had a 007 toy car when he was a young boy. It could eject the driver who would then decent by parachute, hopefully in a place safe from the bullies who chased him into the cul-de-sac.
#19
Posted 2007-October-11, 03:15
keylime, on Oct 11 2007, 01:46 AM, said:
Well everyone knows the metric system is a scam.
But not nearly as much as the Dewey decimal system.
nickf
sydney
#20
Posted 2007-October-11, 03:23
fred, on Oct 11 2007, 02:17 AM, said:
To me that is strange.
Me too. I was about 5 years old when metrics were introduced in Australia. But I only know how tall someone is when you tell me in feet and inches, or how heavy they are if in stones and pounds.
I can only understand horizontal distances in centimetres metres and km, temperature by Celsius and air pressure in psi not kilopascals.
nickf
sydney