Oops, pt 4 - Oops 48.jpg (1/1)

"Oviedo" wrote in
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This incident happened about 35km from my home and I posted the
original pics, local news footage and newspaper clippings (including
this one), on the same day they appeared in my local fish wrapper.

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And I saved it with a file name that gives you credit. Hope you don't
mind.


So did I,
Its on my old computer's HD even with Dave's name on it..
Got to respect the man,
Thanks Dave !

"John Szalay" john.szalayATatt.net wrote in message
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Don't Sweat the Small S*** !



I know its hard,
But,Lifes too short. theres no way you can change "the stupids" of the
world...





Thanks, that's really good advice that I'll do my best to employ.


After 5 years of bugger-all rain, we're finally getting some moisture down
here. It frustrates me to see stupid 17 yo kids (I was one 35 years
ago) driving fast cars in their first real wet conditions. I can't
work out who is stupider, the kids or their parents.

I've learned the hard way, just to back off and let them get past, some of
these guys have a 'stobie pole' with their name on it.


Since my thread compass has swung off track, this is a stobie pole.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stobie_pole


They're VERY good at stopping errant cars that leave the roadway.
150km/hr to 0 in .1 of a metre.





Its on my old computer's HD even with Dave's name on it..
Got to respect the man,
Thanks Dave !




You're very welcome. Thanks.



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Cheers

Dave Kearton

"Dave Kearton" wrote in

I've learned the hard way, just to back off and let them get past,
some of these guys have a 'stobie pole' with their name on it.


Since my thread compass has swung off track, this is a stobie pole.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stobie_pole


They're VERY good at stopping errant cars that leave the roadway.
150km/hr to 0 in .1 of a metre.



Ah yes the Austrailian version of our ""dancing light poles"

" No, Officer , I didn.t leave the road, the light pole jumpped out in
front of me!"