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Jim Henderson wrote:
> Ironically, I read what I wrote again and should clarify that I don't
> think teens sleeping together causes automobile accidents. ;-)
Not *automobile* accidents, no. Parking While Intoxicated causes accidents.
> But I also have an effective way to divide my attention during that
> drive. When I get into town, things change, so I tend to get off the
> phone, but on the freeway it's an entirely different matter.
How do you know?
> The new law in Utah would make that illegal. However, the cops have no
> way of knowing that's what I'm doing.
Then pull off to the side and do it. :-) Seems easy enough.
> likely going to be on the call while I'm driving.
At least here you get to have hands-free conversations. Not that it's all
that much better.
>> impaired and not feel it in the least. Whether it's bad enough to ruin
>> your driving depends on how well you drive before that, I guess.
>
> True. And how well attuned you are to your own abilities and driving
> habits.
That, and how much room you leave, and etc. I'm not a very good driver any
more, since I no longer commute very far if at all, but I'm smart enough to
know that and leave plenty of space around myself, for example.
> I've only once, for example, been so drunk that I couldn't remember what
> had happened
I've never been that drunk. :-)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
There's no CD like OCD, there's no CD I knoooow!
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