> > > > I think thats a good I dea. People shouldn't be driving and using the phone at the same time but if they are we smart drivers have a right to know that they are stupid people who are not paying attention
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> > > > thank you
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> > > I think that if you turn on a cell phone while driving, you should have a 1 / 100,000 chance of being electrocuted, a 1 / 100 chance of being shocked fairly hard, and a 1 / 10 chance of receiving a mildly painful shock. That way, if you had a real emergency you could use it, but you certainly wouldn't want to do it all the time.
> > > Unless you were the Flash or something, but in that case you really wouldn't need a cell phone, because you could just run wherever you needed to be. It's the perfect system.
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> > > Ste "In a silly mood tonight" phen
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> > How about a flashing yellow light on top of your car when the cell phone is in use? That way other drivers would know to give you plenty of room.
> > How"in a serious mood tonight"ard
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> Or a speakerphone instead of a handheld? Have it built invisibly into the windshield so they'll be looking at it.
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> Nyperold

I'm afraid I think there are very few stress-related problems in the world that wouldn't be solved by having a car with surface-to-surface guided missile capacity.

Brunnen-"just for me, of course. Not for other people"G