If you are tired of the high price of gas, there is a solution.  There
are crude oil pipelines underground all over the US.  Your job is to
locate them, and tap into them.  Once located, you dig down to the
pipe and use a cordless drill to tap them.  Once you have your hole

Perhaps it was wise of you not to specify the year in your forecast.
Speeders & Drunk Drivers Are MURDERERS demonstrates its
Carnac the Magnificent impression:
"At least they did where i live.  It'll be $3 by

via fark.com.....
http://www.gtconnect.com/articles/2007/11/02/news/community/3aaa02_tortclaim.txt
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Cox has been on administrative leave since Sept.14 while the department

Not a good day to commute on the 405, or to fly out of LAX. One of
GPSTroll's fine students driving an enormous crane snuffed himself
out:
http://ktla.trb.com/news/ktla-405fatalacc,0,4274366.story?coll=ktla-news-2

Does anyone know what the significance of that day is?

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2007-11/05/content_7014051.htm
CMU team named winners in robot car race
   BEIJING, Nov. 5 (Xinhuanet) -- A driverless Chevrolet Tahoe
developed by a Carnegie Mellon University-based team won a 2 million

http://www.wtop.com/?nid=596&sid=1286433
What the article does not state, but I'd be interested to know, is if
DC has retimed any of their yellow lights properly between last year
and this year.  that could certainly explain a drop in revenue.

I was seeking for a Handy GPS car navigation system the other day
because my job demands me to travel in and visit several cities...
http://personaltechinfo.googlepages.com/how_to_buy_portable_gps_car_navigation_s

Hi Viatologists,
Very soon, the toll-road stretch of California State Route 125 will
open.  Slated for a November 19th opening, traffic can freely flow
from the Aeropuerto de Tijuana through eastern San Diego and Chula

http://reason.com/news/show/122456.html
'The arresting officer, inaptly named Dennis Fair, insists: "If you
get behind the wheel of a car with any measurable amount of alcohol,
you will be dealt with in D.C. We have zero tolerance....Anything

So earlier today, I was riding my bike on my way back from Wal*Mart.  To
exit the parking lot, I have to cross an undivided two lane road to get
to another parking log from which I can take the trail back to where I
need to go.

It's all about the revenue. If there were even a SMIDGEN of safety in
there, they would be in favor of suspending the driver's licenses of
chronic red light runners. But NO, we can't take people's licesnes
away! If they can't drive to work, they can't keep our coffers full

I heard about this book a couple of weeks ago. The author was being
interviewed on some radio program, talking about how he had driven
from NY to LA in 31 hours. But the book is about much more than just
this record-breaking cross-country run. Like Bradbury's Illustrated

Here's something I don't understand... it seems to be common practice to
post artificially low speed limits in areas with more population, even
on multi-lane, Interstate-quality limited access highways.  Why is this?
 Such a practice only *encourages* congestion...  I knew that ...

The biggest threat to your kids is not pedophiles, but  speeders and drunk
drivers. Demand a law that mandates life in prison for anyone found at
fault in a crash that killed anyone under 16.  Don't be a coddler.