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Benfolio @ Feb 26th 2008 6:48PM
Blasphemy!!!!!!
We ALL need electronic devices in our cars because we cannot drive and chew gum at the same time and dammit we need to be eating and drinking and texting and smacking our kids in the back seat and changing CDs and looking at the hot chick in the Focus in the lane next to us and talking to our passengers and putting on our mascara and scratching our balls and looking for that peanut we just dropped on the floor and trying to find that cross street on our navi and change our pants and find that rattle in the dash and take pics of our odometers reading 31337 miles to be interested in actually DRIVING.
cowboy bob @ Feb 27th 2008 11:19AM
Ben, I do all these things while shaving and catching a movie on my portable DVD player. I am proud to say that I have not killed a single person to date, and those currently hospitalized are all due to recover after therapy. The fact that I run my vehicle at a steady 43.2 MPH on all roads, including the freeway, is my reason to claim this success. I also must give credit to my optomitrist who gave me new glasses back in '55, (dead now no doubt) and which I still wear today. If all you people wern't in such a damnable hurry running along at speeds up to 55mph all the time, nobody would have run into the back of me,... again.