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I can see this being enforced about as often as my state's
'wipers-on, headlights-on' law, which is to say never. |
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I drive with my fog lights on all the time. Watcha gonna do about it? Safety FTW! |
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//I can see this being enforced as often as...// I
read the idea as being for an automated speed
limiter (fog lights on - speed limiter is activated). If
so, it's not a bad idea, but it would shirley encourage
drivers just to not use their fog lights, even in fog. |
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I also read the title and assumed this was some
method for limiting the speed of light in fog. |
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//Watcha gonna do about it?// |
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<Grabs "Louisville Slugger" and takes a few practice swings> |
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I like it, apart from the 'people wouldn't use the fog lghts' issue. |
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[Max], I re-read it, and upon said second reading, I too
read it as you did, which undoubtedly is how the idea was
intended to be read. I sincerely apologize to all who were
offended by my hasty, ignorant comments. |
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I still don't think it's a good idea, but at least I understand
it now. |
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// limited their vehicle's top speed // |
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Sorry, but fishbone for being Anti-Darwinian. |
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Suggested marketing title: Foggetaboutit |
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