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From: bees@druxy.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Fast Driving and Other Inane Legislation
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Date: Mon, 23-Jan-84 11:47:31 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 23 11:47:31 1984
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I agree with Dave Williams.  Please move to the right if you
have people behind you!  I have a sniglet for people who drive
in the left lane(s) oblivious of others:  An Oblivinoid - the
guy in the left lane going 40 in a 55 next to a semi going 40
completely oblivious of 20 cars behind him slamming on their
brakes.  Also refers to the geek who changes into the left
lane without noticing the guy doing 80 that had to slam on the
brakes. (A sniglet is from the HBO series Not Necessarily The News,
and refers to words that *should* be in the dictionary.)

I also wish the highway patrol would spend more time ticketing
those who drive dangerously (like oblivinoids), instead of 
generating revenue with a Kustom KR10.  As I understand it,
California (CHiPs) do just that.  They cruise all the time, 
and do not waste time with radar.

     Ray Davis     AT&T Information Systems Laboratories     Denver
     {ihnp4|hogpc}!druxy!bees                         (303)538-3991