Re: 85 MPH speedometers

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Re: 85 MPH speedometers

Garth Almgren

02 Jun 2006 02:24

> Aunt Judy (Pride of Diarrhea) <http://tinyurl.com/65nqz> wrote:
>>> Aunt Judy (Pride of Diarrhea) <http://tinyurl.com/65nqz> wrote:
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> any way over keeping up with the rest of the flow, you're either
> oblivious, an idiot, or both.

Thank you, Captain Obvious!

</good natured sarcasm>

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N8N

01 Jun 2006 13:06

> >> > > >In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only
> >> > > >go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come
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> Slower is always safer. Next question, o psychopath.

If you think that driving 60 MPH in 80 MPH traffic increases safety in
any way over keeping up with the rest of the flow, you're either
oblivious, an idiot, or both.

nate

laura bush - VEHICULAR HOMICIDE	01 Jun 2006 05:56
>> > > >In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only >> > > >go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >nate Slower is always safer. Next question, o psychopath.

N8N	31 May 2006 19:23
> > > >In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only > > > >go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Keep it under 60 and you'll know you're not speeding. Next question. isn't that just a little bit unsafe, o safety nazi? nate

Laura Bush murdered her boy friend	31 May 2006 17:59
> > >In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only > > >go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > nate Keep it under 60 and you'll know you're not speeding. Next question.

N8N

31 May 2006 15:10

> >In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only
> >go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come
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> the victim's family will sue GM for selling cars that encourage
> speeding.

Seeing as there are roads with 70 MPH speed limits within a few hours'
drive from my house, how would I be able to tell whether or not I was
speeding?

nate

laura bush - VEHICULAR HOMICIDE

31 May 2006 15:08

>In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only
>go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come
>out? Why 85? At the time the maximum speed limit was 55.

It's insane that they read anything over 60. Someday GM is gonna get
sued over this. Somebody will get killed by a speeder doing 80 and
the victim's family will sue GM for selling cars that encourage
speeding.

Ronnie Dobbs	31 May 2006 10:26
In the late 70s and 80s, most (all?) cars had speedometers that would only go up to 85. Were they mandated by the government? What year did they come out? Why 85? At the time the maximum speed limit was 55.

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