Good.

or maybe Marcel Duchamp is a pretentious twat.

Not really tall enough, this is city-to-city, not inside a neighborhood.

Well, how about not tailgating then?

You should be far enough behind to easily react to anything the car in front of you might do, not trying to 'draft'.

My idea is Loser Pays - but capped at the amount the cheaper party spent. So you can't be liable (in fees) for more than what you spent.

As the republicans call it, "The second most dangerous thing to America that came from Africa."

Well, as long as you don't get closer than 2 centimeters from the edge.

That would be a good test for a GPS product; have someone navigate a dangerous area blindfolded using it's directions.

Example, while driving home today, a bird flew low in front on my car, so I immediately slammed on my brakes.

Not for the bird, but for the kid being pulled into the street by the dog he was walking that started to chase the bird, that I predicted by being aware of the situation, knowledge of Labrador behavior, and the mass ratio of the dog and kid.

I 're'acted before the real hazard started moving, before child detecting radar could have.

Might be able to maintain 5 FPS in Dwarf Fortress.

This is why I am wary of getting a newer car with an integrated touch screen blah blah system.

I can easy see being stuck with a 10 year old OS.

+++ATH

Trolls hook fish. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...

You drop a baited line, and wait for a bite. That's the origin of the term, not the mythical monster.

They would just open a market on potential trades, obscuring it by a layer.

Here is my light setup. http://imgur.com/gallery/kAhfQ

Promotional machines/settings; they can set individual machine odds.

A new cluster of machines come in they set the game to payout well, to get people addicted, so it becomes some people's favorite machine.

After a couple weeks/months they slowly lower the percentage, while moving the machine out of the prime spot, with the addicts following it, and they set up the next new game...