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37Z 06-14-2010 06:58 PM

I your so called friend messing with you?

AK370Z 06-14-2010 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by blue660r01 (Post 574808)
Whats a pickup trunk? :ugh:

:shakes head: I meant truck! :rofl2:

KillerBee370 06-14-2010 07:49 PM

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blue660r01 06-14-2010 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by AK370Z (Post 577238)
:shakes head: I meant truck! :rofl2:

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nicknick 06-14-2010 09:07 PM

I find it very irritating that governments focus on speed so much as if this was the only and major factor in road safety. There are many more factors that contribute to road safety. I guess speed is easily measurable and therefore a good and easy way to raise revenue from the roadside. Why are the other factors continually ignored??

blue660r01 06-14-2010 09:16 PM

Aussies shouldnt get involved in US affairs!

SmoothZ 06-14-2010 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by nicknick (Post 577357)
I find it very irritating that governments focus on speed so much as if this was the only and major factor in road safety. There are many more factors that contribute to road safety. I guess speed is easily measurable and therefore a good and easy way to raise revenue from the roadside. Why are the other factors continually ignored??

Speeding is just the easiest target, per se. I understand what you're getting at, though. If we focused more on such issues as old tires, rusty fenders and exhaust ready to fall off, windows covered with tape and garbage bags, etc. we might actually get newer, safer cars on the road. However, we have a liberal govt that doesn't like picking on those folks who can't afford nice cars. Plus our pu$$y govt would rather raise revenue and spend it twofold than to fix the problems.

We also have powerful lobbying firms that have gone to bed with the private and public sector to ensure that certain issues don't come to light and make the consumer that much wiser.

nicknick 06-14-2010 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by SmoothZ (Post 577374)
Speeding is just the easiest target, per se. I understand what you're getting at, though. If we focused more on such issues as old tires, rusty fenders and exhaust ready to fall off, windows covered with tape and garbage bags, etc. we might actually get newer, safer cars on the road. However, we have a liberal govt that doesn't like picking on those folks who can't afford nice cars. Plus our pu$$y govt would rather raise revenue and spend it twofold than to fix the problems.

We also have powerful lobbying firms that have gone to bed with the private and public sector to ensure that certain issues don't come to light and make the consumer that much wiser.

Yes something along those lines.

As to the poster who said this.."Aussies shouldnt get involved in US affairs! " GTFO.

blue660r01 06-14-2010 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by nicknick (Post 577513)
Yes something along those lines.

As to the poster who said this.."Aussies shouldnt get involved in US affairs! " GTFO.

wow I was playing around dont get so upset lol


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