> > kjhosein@gmail.com said in rec.autos.driving:
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> - What the f.ck does that have to do with traffic laws?
It means, "follow the laws concerning right of way, don't let people go
to be 'nice' because people aren't expecting it, and the laws are
written the way they are for a reason." And the name of the page is
roadETIQUETTE not roadLEGALITY.
> "Don't Litter. If you throw trash or flick your cigarette butts out
> your window, you're no better than that trash or cigarette butt. Nuff
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> "Use Your Mirrors"? Gee, nobody is ever told that.
And yet it bears repeating.
> "About This Site"
> "Inevitably, things like this website start off as a subject of
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> get it up on the web. The entire group is obviously severely retarded,
> I don't see how they could have driven their first mile.
Right. Like people don't have anything better to do, like work, eat,
sleep etc... now if maintaining that page were someone's full time
job, I'd agree with you, but it seems pretty clear it's a volunteer
effort.
nate
Scott en Aztlán - 28 Aug 2006 15:00 GMT
It's very telling that gpstroll is trying so desperately to criticize
that web page. Anyone with a lick of common sense agrees 100% with
what has been posted there.

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necromancer - 28 Aug 2006 21:01 GMT
Ladies and Gentlemen (and I use those words loosely), Scott en Aztlán
said in rec.autos.driving:
> It's very telling that gpstroll is trying so desperately to criticize
> that web page. Anyone with a lick of common sense agrees 100% with
> what has been posted there.
The only ones that he wants to disagree with are those of un in this
newsgroup.

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Bill Funk - 28 Aug 2006 23:00 GMT
>> - What the f.ck does that have to do with traffic laws?
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>It means, "follow the laws concerning right of way, don't let people go
>to be 'nice' because people aren't expecting it, and the laws are
>written the way they are for a reason." And the name of the page is
>roadETIQUETTE not roadLEGALITY.
Doesn't that equate to, "The law is the law"?
I keep hearing that that is never an excuse.

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Brent P - 28 Aug 2006 23:20 GMT
>>> - What the f.ck does that have to do with traffic laws?
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> Doesn't that equate to, "The law is the law"?
> I keep hearing that that is never an excuse.
No.