Turn Signals

Tubes can't vote, because they aren't registered.

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Could this RAM chip vote?

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Well, I'm sorry if you're insulted, but it is a really abysmally stupid idea.

What really needs to be done is to get rid of the all-or-nothing two and only two-party electoral system:

For example, California has 55 electoral votes. If, say, 28 of them are for the pretty boy, and 27 of them are for the white-haired wrinkly guy, then when they report to the fed they report ALL 55 VOTES FOR THE PRETTY BOY. They ACTUALLY CHANGE YOUR VOTE!

That's fundamentally wrong.

Thanks, Rich

On a sunny day (Tue, 04 Nov 2008 19:23:15 GMT) it happened Richard The Dreaded Libertarian wrote in :

But that is the principle of democrazy. Or rule by majority. Unfortunately majory is very often wrong. Majority stated the earth was flat for example.

In the tube based system the tubes rule, and their soft clipping gives everyone a warm feeling.

Only in its home district. Don't tell me that you've never seen RAM put out what it wanted, instead of what you stored in it. :)

That does not address the issue at all. I think they are a good thing, and when autos used to have the signals in center front, they made it possible to see from ONE side, which is a good thing. Seeing from TWO sides is what I am after. The Datsun I just sold had side markers/signals and had the turn signals BETWEEN the headlights. My truck has the signals whee you can just see all around. Forget the Cavalier.

I'll look into rec.autos.tech.

greg

Thats about the full extend of my rant. Put the turn signals BETWEEN the headlights and there is NO problem.

greg

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Then how can you see them on a vehicle that is at right angles to you (at an intersection, for example)? The aim of placing turn signals at the corners (outboard of the headlights) was that well designed wrap-around signals can be seen from the sides.

position.

You are comparing apples and oranges here. Look at the truck from the same angle as the rental car photo and you can't see the opposite side signal either. That's a problem that is practically insoluble with any design. Unless you want to put turn signals up on a light bar like two trucks often have.

Being exactly at right angles never occurs.

I sort of figured using only one lamp is the cheap way.

greg

So does loss of bladder control when fully clothed.

I have seen two 4-lane highways with left turn pockets operate smoothly with only stop signs.

Tim

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So true. One distinction I've noted between MA drivers and RI drivers is in the way the behave toward pedestrians.

In RI they'll pretty much run you over every time. In MA they'll stop if you even step off a curb in an area without a cross walk.

to be

You quoted all that (lines snipped) just to say IKWYABWAI? Are you