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To: orionblamblam

he would drive within the speed limit

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I notice that too. How very strange to put it that way.


51 posted on 10/09/2005 12:40:41 PM PDT by Bigg Red (Do not trust Democrats with national security!)
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To: Bigg Red

"he would drive within the speed limit"

Trying hard to sound like what he believes a "law and order" conservative type would sound like. But, from the overwrought apology to Muslims, to the weirdly detached relationship he had with his son, to the Subaru, which is an iconic leftie-mobile, this guy's not conservative. And, you've got to wonder why it's important for him to appear to be.

Too much of a smokescreen for there not to be something very interesting there, as far as the father is concerned, don't you think?


53 posted on 10/09/2005 12:51:16 PM PDT by RegulatorCountry (Esse Quam Videre)
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To: Bigg Red
he would drive within the speed limit

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I notice that too. How very strange to put it that way.

Years ago, my son was hit by a car, and I got a phone call from a county cop telling me they were choppering him to Children's Hospital. I did not pay attention to the speed limit, or to the other rush hour traffic on I270, the Beltway and Georgia Avenue, as I passed cars on the left and right and drove several miles down the emergency lane (passing two MD State Troopers in the process and not getting even a double-take from them) to get to son's side.

PS: If the MSP had decided to chase me, they likely would have had to follow me to my destination. I was on a mission to be by my kid's side, and nothing was going to slow me down. The dad's response is at least, odd.

89 posted on 10/09/2005 3:21:58 PM PDT by tgslTakoma
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