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>>>>On 6/13/00 5:33 AM so and so (Frank Clarici) said. (And I quote:)
>Larry Macy wrote:
>>
>> I can not dispute what R&T published. But I still don't buy it. I would
>> like to know a bit more about the environmental conditions at the time of
>> the test.
>
>Larry
>
>The world pretty much looked the same. There was more litter on the road
>side and in the lakes and streams. Air polution was not as bad as it is
>now but the feds blamed auto emissions not big business. Seat belts were
>just becoming standard equipment, air bags were commonly known as
>"significant others" and sat next to you, they did not explode out of
>the steering wheel. There was no such thing as acid rain, colesterol,
>viagra, or rogaine. Kids could ride in the back of a station wagon
>without a seat belt or even in the front seat standing and jumping up
>and down without worry of a uniform officer pulling over the driver.
>7-9 people could ride in a Spridget.
>Camaros, Mustangs, and Barricudas ruled the stop lights and they were
>still made out of steel. Datsuns looked like MGs, Toyotas were funny
>looking (some things never change) and Honda made motor scooters. VWs
>were air cooled and the engines were in the back of the car. The only
>things made in China were fire works and little basket weaved things
>that locked your fingers together.
>Coca Cola still tasted like coke not "new coke" and came in glass
>containers.
>
>
>These are some of the "environmental conditions at the time of test"
>
>--
>Frank
Larry Macy
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