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MeFirstYouLast — Tue, 27 May 2008 18:51:51 GMT

Are you aware of the State Farm stats show that most accidents occur in urban neighborhoods, not on highways. People have a false sense of security, so they are less observant.<br />How about we ban cars all together? Think how much safer if will be. The carbon foot print would reduce to zero. Go back walking and horse drawn wagons for transport. Think of all the lifes we would save. More people are killed in automobile accidents the all the wars combined! If you really want to safe life, s... [ More ]

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pacattack05 — Fri, 16 May 2008 00:39:15 GMT

<br />It's actually getting closer to the iceage period. Every 111,500 years, an ice age forms. We are currently at the end of the hot age. Therefore......an ice age folks.

Original Blog Entry: Why not...Cars that do not go more than 85 miles per hour should cost less..

pumpi76 — Tue, 13 May 2008 19:31:18 GMT

I was thinking, you know everyone will tell you than an automatic car is better than a stick shift car that's why stick shift cars cost less...And the samething with horse power, a car that has more horse power cost more and a car that has less horse power cost less...So i was thinking why not do it with speed...Most cars got what is it? 150 miles on their spedometer, yet most people don't drive that fast...And i thought why don't they make cars to go no more than 85 miles per hour cost less than the ones that can go more than 100 miles per hour....I think is fair....At least 2,000 dollars less...

This will in turn reduce auto theft, and police car chase....And not to mention the car accident deaths that they will prevent...

i mean who uses 130 miles per hour, unless you are been chased by mafia in some kind of movie like scenario with them shooting at you from behind...

And perhaps this will not be important in the U.S but around the world where the speed limit is less, because they use kilometers per hours and not miles per hour and for countries that are crowded..

those that want to drive more than 85 miles per hours which i think is like 100 kilometers per hours, should pay standard price for their car when they are going to the car dealer and those that want cars not to go more than 85 miles per hours should pay 2,000 dollars less....I think is very fair...

This way it will be optional...I say this because i bet 98% of women/females when they buy a new car they go by looks, they don't go by that crap of speed, horse power, etc...So females are paying standard price for stuff they don't use....And why is that...Specially if you live in a crowded citiy or a big city or suburbs....

And who in the hell uses stick shift cars nowadays, that's something of the past, yet they are still been manufactured...

I am giving you an idea where you can elaborate and take them a step further...

i say this because i think horsepower influences speed....

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