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Re: Why the Polls Drive Us Crazy (and Shouldn't)     

Author: zephyr
Date: Sep 20, 2008 09:39

Zaroc Stone wrote: Why the Polls Drive Us Crazy (and Shouldn't) Cuz Barry's going down.
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Why the Polls Drive Us Crazy (and Shouldn't)     

Author: Zaroc Stone
Date: Sep 20, 2008 09:32

Why the Polls Drive Us Crazy (and Shouldn't) By Joshua Holland, AlterNet. Posted September 20, 2008. If you've been on an emotional roller coaster, you might want to... to see an end of the Bush era, or a continuation of it, a better use of one's time is to get involved. Drive an old lady to her polling place. Put in some hours at a phone bank. This is an American election, and the party ...
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Re: Text driving 'worse than drink'.     

Author: Tony Dragon
Date: Sep 20, 2008 03:06

...control of a motorised vehicle, while putting other people at serious risk, should be banned from driving for life. ----- Aha! And there we have it, at last. Doug and the real world miss ... that kind of skews the system somewhat. Remember, as I have said, sending a text wile driving, although dumb and dangerous, is not the same as mowing someone down. If someone does ...
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Re: Text driving 'worse than drink'.     

Author: Brimstone
Date: Sep 20, 2008 02:38

... control of a motorised vehicle, while putting other people at serious risk, should be banned from driving for life. ----- Aha! And there we have it, at last. Doug and the real world miss by...> that kind of skews the system somewhat. Remember, as I have said, sending a text wile driving, although dumb and dangerous, is not the same as mowing someone down. If someone does have...
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Re: Text driving 'worse than drink'.     

Author: Graculus
Date: Sep 20, 2008 02:16

... in control of a motorised vehicle, while putting other people at serious risk, should be banned from driving for life. ----- Aha! And there we have it, at last. Doug and the real world miss by a ..., that kind of skews the system somewhat. Remember, as I have said, sending a text wile driving, although dumb and dangerous, is not the same as mowing someone down. If someone does have an ...
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Re: Text driving 'worse than drink'.     

Author: Brimstone
Date: Sep 20, 2008 01:18

... it not being related to UK but of course the privileged motorists who dominate this transport newsgroup can do as they please. Of course, ANY driver who uses a mobile while supposedly in control of a motorised vehicle, while putting other people at serious risk, should be banned from driving for life. So you'll be pleased when he get's sent to prison for several years?
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Re: Landlord ordered to pull down pub sign - because it 'encourages drink-driving'.     

Author: Brimstone
Date: Sep 20, 2008 01:16

...Sunday morning, with cars which have been left there overnight. I'd have thought Duhg'd approve of that, since they're not "road garaged"... But the strong temptation to drink and drive is there. You can't tell me that someone who reels out of the pub drunk is going think carefully about leaving the car there and walking home instead. Yes Doug, as suprising and incredible ...
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Re: Landlord ordered to pull down pub sign - because it 'encourages drink-driving'.     

Author: BrianW
Date: Sep 20, 2008 00:19

... or Sunday morning, with cars which have been left there overnight. I'd have thought Duhg'd approve of that, since they're not "road garaged"... But the strong �temptation to drink and drive is there. You can't tell me that someone who reels out of the pub drunk is going think carefully about leaving the car there and walking home instead. Where you & I live �there ...
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Re: Text driving 'worse than drink'.     

Author: Doug
Date: Sep 20, 2008 00:05

... to UK but of course the privileged motorists who dominate this transport newsgroup can do as they please. Of course, ANY driver who uses a mobile while supposedly in control of a motorised vehicle, while putting other people at serious risk, should be banned from driving for life. -- World Carfree Network http://www.worldcarfree.net/ Help for your car-addicted friends in the U.K.
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Re: Landlord ordered to pull down pub sign - because it 'encourages drink-driving'.     

Author: Doug
Date: Sep 19, 2008 23:59

...a Saturday or Sunday morning, with cars which have been left there overnight. I'd have thought Duhg'd approve of that, since they're not "road garaged"... But the strong temptation to drink and drive is there. You can't tell me that someone who reels out of the pub drunk is going think carefully about leaving the car there and walking home instead. Where you & I live  there is...
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