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Morning tithe (assuming i defeat the security...)

Faber....stop spamming.....you trying to emulate T?

Well, we are rapidly coming up on 9000 posts - which we will hit simultaneously with 300 pages (at 30 posts/page).

Methinks the penguin's walnut sized brain finally imploded.

If so, it was quite noisy about it......

Morning tithe (assuming i defeat the security...)

Security defeated!

Punishment will follow!

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ORIGINAL: fabertong

I thought the Bismark was captured and re-named.......Iowa.

Why would anyone want to do that? I have been to Iowa (under duress-my brother in law lives there) and it is not worth naming a garbage scow after. [:'(]

ORIGINAL: RUPD3658

ORIGINAL: fabertong

I thought the Bismark was captured and re-named.......Iowa.

Why would anyone want to do that? I have been to Iowa (under duress-my brother in law lives there) and it is not worth naming a garbage scow after. [:'(]

But Wisconsin is? [:D]

Kiwis beware. I just saw that a tsunami warning has been issued for NZ and and Fiji.

How does one know if they have a concussion? I got smacked from behind pretty good while driving to work this AM. Headache started almost immediately. Now starting to feel a little dizzy. [&:]

Look in a mirror. If your pupils are different sizes, you have a concussion. [:(]

Sounds more like a neck injury. I don't think concussions cause pain. See a chiropractor. They work wonders.

Then see a lawyer.

Puppils are ok.

It's odd that I'm feeling aches and pains, but the car was hardly dented. Must have been tense thinking about work.

Are you sure you didn't black out and then get beaten up? [:D]

ORIGINAL: Mynok


Are you sure you didn't black out and then get beaten up? [:D]

Nah, it would have taken the old fart that ran into me half an hour to get out of his car. Truth told the guy probably shouldn't be driving.

AARP's position is that you can take his license away when you pry it from his cold dead fingers. [:D]

I teaching a defensive driving course as a side business. Ironically the safest age group is 55-64. 18 years olds have a crash risk 10 times higher. After 64 it goes up but does not reach the risk of 18 year olds until age 80.

Almost every state has manadory retesting on it's books but none do it unless a little birdie sends a letter to the DMV reqesuting that someone be reteseted. [;)]

ORIGINAL: RUPD3658

AARP's position is that you can take his license away when you pry it from his cold dead fingers. [:D]

I would rather pry it from AARPs cold dead fingers.

I teaching a defensive driving course as a side business. Ironically the safest age group is 55-64. 18 years olds have a crash risk 10 times higher. After 64 it goes up but does not reach the risk of 18 year olds until age 80.

Almost every state has manadory retesting on it's books but none do it unless a little birdie sends a letter to the DMV reqesuting that someone be reteseted. [;)]

That's interesting, but really not surprising to me, I find 55-64 year olds to be pretty safe drivers. They are calm, mature and they don't have a lot of bratty kids in the car yelling at them while they drive.

Colorado has toyed with the idea of starting a driver reporting list. Citizens can call in and report someone's bad driving to the state. They themselves have to be willing to go on record though giving their name and other information. The idea is when road rage hits someone, get them to reach for their cell phone instead of a gun. I guess after 3 bad reports the state sends a letter saying [:-]. After another 3 the state sends out a couple of state patrol men to your home to say [:-][:-]. If things continue badly there can be other consequences like defensive driving courses. I personally like the idea.