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From: tw8023@pyuxii.UUCP (T Wheeler)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Radar Detectors
Message-ID: <211@pyuxii.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 27-Aug-85 08:29:28 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug 27 08:29:28 1985
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Oh, FOO!  "The towns are out to get your money and that's why
they use radar."  Horse Puckey!!!  My town does not have a radar
unit, but they borrow one now and again.  I wish we had one so
we could put the clamps on the idiots who constantly use my
street for a test track for their BMWs.  The speed limit is
35, but there are enough twanks using it over 50 mph to
populate every race track from here to Georgia.  There are
something over 57 kids who live within 100 yards of this
street in a 1/4 mile stretch.  Odds are, one of them is
going to get hit by one of these feather brains.  Our town
does not need the money.  We need our kids.  And, I suspect
that that is a valid reason for most towns to aquire a radar
detector.  The out to make money theory is just a bunch of
hogwash dredged up by all of you twits who think owning a
car is license to speed wherever and whenever you want.
Wait till you have the patter of little feet running around
the house and see how soon you start noticing the speed of
cars past your front lawn.
T. C. Wheeler