Here is an excerpt from the FCC website:

In response to multiple inquiries concerning the sale and use of transmitters designed to prevent, jam or interfere with the operation of cellular and personal communications service (PCS) telephones, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is issuing this Public Notice to make clear that the marketing, sale, or operation of this type of equipment is unlawful. Anyone involved with such activities may be subject to forfeitures, fines or even criminal prosecution.

http://www.fcc.gov/eb/Public_Notices/DA-05-1776A1.html

I know it's over And it never really began But in my heart it was so real

I think they should take inspiration from a Highlights here and call it Goofice

Some women like java but I find the ones who like vodka are much easier to impress

modems in Montana.. now that I believe

These work great on front wheel drive cars.

A) Drive the car so it has one under each rear tire. B) Engage the parking break. C) Drive. D) Turn sharply and floor it. E) Bring back your mom's car

I used A-E to keep that Underwear Gnome Lawyer off my arse.

I just googled "unicycle accidents" and there's a lot of good stuff there... which brings us to zero wheels. People have been removing themselves from the gene pool without the use of a vehicle on a regular basis. The problem is not the number of wheels, it's the number of idiots.

It would work but people would be so full of frustration from the computer governed speed cap in their car they would go into work and kill everyone. Maybe that Beer guy in Connecticut had a truck that only went 36/60 mph/kmph.

If people really wanted to be as safe as possible when driving they would wear racing helmets. People would rather not have their hair messed up or be perceived as socially awkward. So when people die to head trauma in a car accident you have to wonder if a helmet would have allowed them to survive.

I'm not contending that all head trauma would be avoided with helmets but the difference it would make would be substantial.

I'm sure someone could argue that a racing helmet hinders vision but I'm sure inventors out there could come up with a new "auto safety helmet" that maximized vision and minimized injury.

Zero fatality? Great goal. I'll eat vegetables if they can achieve it.

It's funny how this is even possible in this country. Ironic that police want to have cameras record drivers go by traffic signals but don't want themselves filmed.
What effin' wire did this guy tap? None.

Actually, with LoL you don't ever have to pay money, not even to get Champions you want. As you play a game you earn points that can be used in the store. You can unlock every character with these points. You can spend money to unlock them more quickly and buy skins to make them look different.

Two things that you cannot use money for is runes and ability points. Runes are bought from the store with the points you earn by playing. Runes make your Champion a little better. Ability points are earned by gaining levels. These too help make your champion better.

I think they have a great business model and there is no pressure ever to buy anything. The game is fun and if you like it you'll spend the money on the champions so you can save your points for runes. Hours of fun for free so far. Will be dropping $20 soon to get more champions and to show support.

It sounds like Writing Tourettes. He just can't control what happens.