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From: mikes@tekecs.UUCP (Michael Sellers)
Newsgroups: talk.religion.misc,net.auto
Subject: Re: [nuns and racy] driving habits
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Date: Mon, 22-Sep-86 01:38:25 EDT
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> line eater food....
> 
> Is it only my experiance or have others found the same thing
> that I have:
> 
> It seems to me that christians, (or just some who pretend to be)
> can't drive very well. Very often the car that pulls out in 
> front of me and causes me to slam on my brakes, will have a sticker
> proudly proclaiming something like "God is my Co-piolt".
> Or "Born again Christian at wheel".
> 
> Does anyone else notice this?

It's been my experience that by far the worst drivers on the road are
people who make wild generalizations in conversation.  *ALL* people who
are apt to say that there is a causal relation between religious/soft
drink preference and driving/typing proficiency are clearly and obviously
the real dangers on the road/net.  Also men who post to net.women.  
I thought everyone knew this stuff.  Isn't it net.announce anymore?

What's that?  Oh right, I almost forgot:

:-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-)
(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:(-:

Seriously, I did see (and give wide berth to) a panel truck with a yellow
diamond-shaped sign in the back that said...

				   /\
			         /    \
	                       /        \
			     /  CAUTION:  \
			   <   ICE CREAM    >
			     \	ON BOARD  /
	                       \        /
	                         \    /
				   \/

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		Mike Sellers
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