Some of my design work in action...

Roundup is just about safe enough to drink. I have a jug of concentrate whose warning says merely "May cause gastrointestinal disturbance if taken internally."

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

I once instrumented the backwoods of Mississippi with acoustic monitors, for the static engine testing of the S1B moon rocket engines. We had steel Hoffman boxes up on telephone poles, with microphones and landline FM links back to NASA. The signal frequency range was something like 0.1 to 300 Hz. All analog, lots of pot core LC filters and such.

The two big problems were locals taking shots at our gear, and sub-audible-frequency male alligator mating calls, which NASA first thought were intermittent oscillations in our gear.

We have big triangular signs on poles that say YIELD.

People seem to like to trail me on the freeways, in my blazing red Audi. I don't think that cops actually target red cars for special attention.

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I wouldn't drink it, enough glyphosate will kill you and that's not the onl y thing they put in roundup

It has started to show up in drinking water something Monsanto said was impossible

-Lasse

Tailgaters usually enjoy being close to you, so it's only good manners to slow down a bit and let them enjoy the view. After enjoying that for a while, they'll usually thank you by roaring past with a monodigital wave.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

There's gear that will measure parts-per-trillion, sometimes single molecules, of stuff in water. So everything shows up.

Bored cops play snooker. Red car, then a colour, then another red, then a colour and so on until all reds are gone, then through the colours, yellow, brown, green, blue, pink, black.

Red is the worst colour to have.

Cheers

The problem with that is you need to know how to read. I understand some of the locals out your way aren't that educated! (some)..

Jamie

Not surprising at all. I bet you can't buy TSP, either. ...even in dishwasher detergent.

There is little need in SF, no? I *know* alcohol isn't illegal. ;-)

That's funny! They must have thought you had some interesting electronics in there, if there were a chorus of males competing.

That's what I told my wife (ruby red Mustang *convertible* - even worse). She drives like an old lady, though. ;-)

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It is actually standard in the USA. AASHTO supports it and it is in the US FHWA "Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices."

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That three-sided figure (what's it called, again?) does have a rather unique meaning, though.

I think the word that you're looking for is "triangle."

I told my wife that it's not a midlife crisis and I'm not on the prowl. It's just a red car. She has an orange Honda Fit.

I am *so* tired of grey and white and black cars. I can always spot mine in a parking lot.

Maybe. Before we can be sure, we'll have to wait for Slowman to give us his grand insight.

It's *her* mid-life crisismobile (though it is fun to drive). I drive an F150 (identical color).

I don't like boring colors, either, and lean to the darker colors (don't like most oranges or red-oranges, though). Some cars look good in black and some in blue. I don't have a place set up to show pretty pictures.

tr'angle is the proper pronunciation >:-} ...Jim Thompson