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To: mistermj who wrote (22494)	1/1/2004 9:51:31 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793670

Just brilliant. Sure is. Anybody going 65 in the fast lane is being passed on the right while traffic stacks up behind them. Not safe.

To: mistermj who wrote (22494)	1/1/2004 9:57:39 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793670

'Goodbye my most beautiful year...' : Mohammad at Omar's Iraqi blog has a magnificent post heralding the close of 2003: Good bye 2003, good bye my most beautiful year. I'll grieve your end and sing your legend as long as I live. You made my greatest dream come true. I know that the coming years will bring all the good to my country, simply because we have put our feet on the right path. The will of the good have achieved victory, and that is enough for me to be optimistic, but those will not be as special as you were 2003; the year of freedom. Before you I was mute, and here goes my tongue praying for the best, Before you I was hand-cuffed, and here are my hands free to write, Before you my mind was tied to one thought and here I find wide horizons and greater thoughts, Before you I was isolated, and here I join the wide universe. I will never forget you; you broke the chains for my people.... : Ays adds: The most important event in 2003 was the capture of SH, it was my dream and the dream of millions of Iraqis. iraqthemodel.blogspot.com

To: mistermj who wrote (22494)	1/2/2004 8:18:24 AM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 793670

Just brilliant. ROFL! In other words people that go the speed limit will be fined for not getting out of the way of the speeders. Actually, more likely those drivers who go the posted speed limit will be the only ones who follow this new law and stay out of the left lane. The speeders don't care about the speed limit so they won't care about the new law, either. There is a certain genius to this. <g> Seriously, I just hate it when laws don't say what they mean and mean what they say. And when laws are passed but not enforced. If you aren't going to enforce them, get them off the books. Leaving them there fosters disrespect for the system, as is evidenced by the acceptance of speeding. Or, in my states, the ubiquity of sexual felons.