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Is it possible to live in America without a car?
donquijote1954 wrote:
It sounds to me like, "Can an ant survive among the big predators?" Well, sort of, they run the risk of being stepped upon, but they got the "freedom" to run around. Welcome to the Jungle... (long article snipped) *Of*course* it's possible. Might have to change lifestyle though; might be a stretch to choose to live fifty miles beyond where the antelope roam and choose to work in the city. Operative words are "choose" and "choose". Now we can discuss the question: "Is it possible to live without a cell phone". -- Michael 193 days since the last fill-up. No cell phone. |
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Michael wrote: donquijote1954 wrote: It sounds to me like, "Can an ant survive among the big predators?" Well, sort of, they run the risk of being stepped upon, but they got the "freedom" to run around. Welcome to the Jungle... (long article snipped) *Of*course* it's possible. Might have to change lifestyle though; might be a stretch to choose to live fifty miles beyond where the antelope roam and choose to work in the city. Operative words are "choose" and "choose". Now we can discuss the question: "Is it possible to live without a cell phone". This is a matter of evolution. There seems to have been some genetic drift about 20 years ago. So if you're 21 and over then the answer is yes. Under 21, it may be possible but much more difficult than living without a car. |
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Michael wrote: donquijote1954 wrote: It sounds to me like, "Can an ant survive among the big predators?" Well, sort of, they run the risk of being stepped upon, but they got the "freedom" to run around. Welcome to the Jungle... (long article snipped) *Of*course* it's possible. Might have to change lifestyle though; might be a stretch to choose to live fifty miles beyond where the antelope roam and choose to work in the city. Operative words are "choose" and "choose". Now we can discuss the question: "Is it possible to live without a cell phone". This is a matter of evolution. There seems to have been some genetic drift about 20 years ago. So if you're 21 and over then the answer is yes. Under 21, it may be possible but much more difficult than living without a car. |
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wrote: Michael wrote: Now we can discuss the question: "Is it possible to live without a cell phone". This is a matter of evolution. There seems to have been some genetic drift about 20 years ago. So if you're 21 and over then the answer is yes. Under 21, it may be possible but much more difficult than living without a car. I'm thinking the real question is - "is it possible to DRIVE without a cell phone stuck to your ear"? I'm beginning to think that for about half of the population, the answer is (lamentably) "no". Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles http://www.habcycles.com Home of the $795 ti frame |
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) wrote: I'm thinking the real question is - "is it possible to DRIVE without a cell phone stuck to your ear"? I'm beginning to think that for about half of the population, the answer is (lamentably) "no". I saw a sticker on the back of a motorcycle the other day, which read "Would you drive better if that phone was stuck up your arse?" I have filed this one away for future use. -- Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/ Every establishment needs an opposition. |
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Dave Larrington wrote:
In article , Mark Hickey ) wrote: I'm thinking the real question is - "is it possible to DRIVE without a cell phone stuck to your ear"? I'm beginning to think that for about half of the population, the answer is (lamentably) "no". I saw a sticker on the back of a motorcycle the other day, which read "Would you drive better if that phone was stuck up your arse?" I have filed this one away for future use. The one that I've wanted to see is "If your mommy talks on the phone when she drives you to school, she doesn't love you very much". I suggested a billboard with that message, and had people offering to send money to help fund it! ;-) Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles http://www.habcycles.com Home of the $795 ti frame |
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Mark Hickey wrote: Dave Larrington wrote: In article , Mark Hickey ) wrote: I'm thinking the real question is - "is it possible to DRIVE without a cell phone stuck to your ear"? I'm beginning to think that for about half of the population, the answer is (lamentably) "no". I saw a sticker on the back of a motorcycle the other day, which read "Would you drive better if that phone was stuck up your arse?" I have filed this one away for future use. The one that I've wanted to see is "If your mommy talks on the phone when she drives you to school, she doesn't love you very much". I suggested a billboard with that message, and had people offering to send money to help fund it! ;-) Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles http://www.habcycles.com Home of the $795 ti frame I hate to bring this up, Mark, but do you really think that such drivers would notice that billboard??? Since you do custom frames...would you build a recumbent trike frame??? HAND |
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Mark Hickey wrote:
The one that I've wanted to see is "If your mommy talks on the phone when she drives you to school, she doesn't love you very much". I suggested a billboard with that message, and had people offering to send money to help fund it! ;-) So, how much *is* a billboard these days? Maybe I could get my work to kick in a few bucks [1]. [1] I work for Irevmbajveryrff. Hmmm, maybe not. -- Dane Buson - "It's not true unless it makes you laugh, but you don't understand it until it makes you weep." - Mavis in The Eye In The Pyramid |
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H M Leary wrote:
In article , Mark Hickey wrote: Dave Larrington wrote: In article , Mark Hickey ) wrote: I'm thinking the real question is - "is it possible to DRIVE without a cell phone stuck to your ear"? I'm beginning to think that for about half of the population, the answer is (lamentably) "no". I saw a sticker on the back of a motorcycle the other day, which read "Would you drive better if that phone was stuck up your arse?" I have filed this one away for future use. The one that I've wanted to see is "If your mommy talks on the phone when she drives you to school, she doesn't love you very much". I suggested a billboard with that message, and had people offering to send money to help fund it! ;-) I hate to bring this up, Mark, but do you really think that such drivers would notice that billboard??? Probably not - I nearly got T-boned by one who didn't see me this afternoon, for example. :-( Since you do custom frames...would you build a recumbent trike frame??? Haven't pursued any 'bents, sorry. Doing so would require a major investment in (very expensive) jigs, and from what I've seen there just isn't enough volume to justify it. Now if you and 100 of your closest friends all wanted to buy one. Errrr, each. ;-) Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles http://www.habcycles.com Home of the $795 ti frame |
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