Posted by jdemaris on January 23, 2011 at 19:29:09 from (72.171.0.141):
In Reply to: Winter cars posted by mkirsch on January 23, 2011 at 17:31:18:
By the way, if you trust your life to a new car - instead of bringing a heavy coat and maybe a few winter supplies in your trunk - you're a much bigger risk-taker then somebody driving an old beater.
This has tme thinking of the guy that drove off the NY Northway a year or so ago - in the dead of winter. He hadn't told anybody about his route, no winter suppplies -and of course - his cell phone wouldn't work - while in the middle of the NY Adirondacks. Hmmm. Big surprise. Now because of his stupidity - the state is pushing to get cell phone towers in every remote part of the woods.
So, yeah . . . great plan. Put up all the towers, have everybody believing they have cell phone coverage everywhere - and they'll probably go for 100 mile cruises -in the their new cars - when it's 30F below zero - wearing shorts and T-shirts.
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