Peter Murphy
Isn't our "new species" a hybrid of pedestrian and motor vehicle? Therefore,
isn't it inherent to our genetic make-up that our behaviour will have both
pedestrian traits and vehicular traits. So, it may be instinctual that when
our new species comes to a light or a stop sign that we would stop or slow
down, look both ways, and cross when we safely can do so.
Pete Murphy
If you wanted to get somewhere and it took you
a long time to get there, would you wanna rush back here?
I didn't think so....Frank Black
From: Terry & Peggy Crawford <tncraw-@comcast.net>
Reply-To: tncraw-@comcast.net
To: OBRA chat <ob-@topica.com>
Subject: [OBRA Chat] pedestrian yada, yada, yada
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 08:02:18 -0700
Dear all:
I respectfully suggest that this horse has been beaten to death 100 times
over. I also suggest you read the editorial (lower left) in the Oregonian
this morning and follow the "platinum advice". Enough, already.
TNC
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