starting a cold car

Um, the speed limit on the main road a few hundred yards down my street
*IS* 65mph. They do however provide large shoulders so you can get out
of the way when getting up to speed or slowing down for a turn.

Pete C.


Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
>
> >Harry K Dec 30, 7:09 pm
>
> >That's my -choice- but it doesn't work very often. I live in the
> >country on a US highway. That means that as soon as I leave the
> >driveway I have to get up to 60-65 or be impedeing traffic
>
> Why do you "have to" drive 65 just cause everyone else is doing it. You
> have no obligation to help people break the law, you moron.

Um, the speed limit on the main road a few hundred yards down my street
*IS* 65mph. They do however provide large shoulders so you can get out
of the way when getting up to speed or slowing down for a turn.

Pete C.


Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
>
> >Harry K Dec 30, 7:09 pm
>
> >That's my -choice- but it doesn't work very often. I live in the
> >country on a US highway. That means that as soon as I leave the
> >driveway I have to get up to 60-65 or be impedeing traffic
>
> Why do you "have to" drive 65 just cause everyone else is doing it. You
> have no obligation to help people break the law, you moron.

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 22:58:46 -0600, JazzMan >
wrote:

>Daniel J. Stern wrote:
>>
>> On Thu, 30 Dec 2004, Rex B wrote:
>>
>> > > In my opinion, warming up a fuel injected car is a waste of time and
>> > > gas. It warms up much quicker if you are driving it. I say start it
>> > > up and drive away, just drive gently for the first few minutes.
>>
>> > That's pretty much what owner's manuals say
>>
>> And it's excellent advice for folks like you who live in TX where "cold"
>> means it's 40 degrees out.
>
>Yep, except the other day when it was 16 degrees out when
>I left for work. Brrr!!!
>
>JazzMan

Yeah, some of use are feeling the promise of Global Warming has
failed.

Still waiting for those palm trees here in Pa.

later,

tom @ www.ChopURL.com

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 22:58:46 -0600, JazzMan >
wrote:

>Daniel J. Stern wrote:
>>
>> On Thu, 30 Dec 2004, Rex B wrote:
>>
>> > > In my opinion, warming up a fuel injected car is a waste of time and
>> > > gas. It warms up much quicker if you are driving it. I say start it
>> > > up and drive away, just drive gently for the first few minutes.
>>
>> > That's pretty much what owner's manuals say
>>
>> And it's excellent advice for folks like you who live in TX where "cold"
>> means it's 40 degrees out.
>
>Yep, except the other day when it was 16 degrees out when
>I left for work. Brrr!!!
>
>JazzMan

Yeah, some of use are feeling the promise of Global Warming has
failed.

Still waiting for those palm trees here in Pa.

later,

tom @ www.ChopURL.com

Try reading for comprehension. I am in the country...mean
anything?...it is a US hwy, mean anything?? Gee I wonder what the SL
is there? Did you consider that??. Yep, it is 60 and flow is 65.
Harry K

Try reading for comprehension. I am in the country...mean
anything?...it is a US hwy, mean anything?? Gee I wonder what the SL
is there? Did you consider that??. Yep, it is 60 and flow is 65.
Harry K

>Harry K Dec 31, 7:48 am
>Try reading for comprehension. I am in the country...mean
>anything?...it is a US hwy, mean anything?? Gee I wonder what the SL
<>is there? Did you consider that??. Yep, it is 60 and flow is 65.


Fork the almighty FLOW. That's my point. Why do you have to break the
law and kill people just because someone else is doing it????. You're
a psychopath and a moron and a coward.

>Harry K Dec 31, 7:48 am
>Try reading for comprehension. I am in the country...mean
>anything?...it is a US hwy, mean anything?? Gee I wonder what the SL
<>is there? Did you consider that??. Yep, it is 60 and flow is 65.


Fork the almighty FLOW. That's my point. Why do you have to break the
law and kill people just because someone else is doing it????. You're
a psychopath and a moron and a coward.

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:48:26 -0500, "Daniel J. Stern"
> wrote:

>On Thu, 30 Dec 2004, Olaf Gustafson wrote:
>
>> >Of course, if it is severely cold outside, an additional delay may be
>> >needed while the defogger clears the windows sufficiently for you to see
>> >safely.
>>
>> It can be severly cold outside and there's nothing to defrost at all.
>> Then again, my idea of "severely cold" is if I'm wearing a jacket of any
>> sort.
>
>Yeah, "then again". Get back to us when it's 30 below out.

It'll be a cold day in hell before it's 30 below here.

(Yeah, I realize that I just admitted to living in hell, but I really
don't mind the heat).

I've been living in the desert for 2 years now, and it hasn't even
gotten as low as 30 above yet.

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:48:26 -0500, "Daniel J. Stern"
> wrote:

>On Thu, 30 Dec 2004, Olaf Gustafson wrote:
>
>> >Of course, if it is severely cold outside, an additional delay may be
>> >needed while the defogger clears the windows sufficiently for you to see
>> >safely.
>>
>> It can be severly cold outside and there's nothing to defrost at all.
>> Then again, my idea of "severely cold" is if I'm wearing a jacket of any
>> sort.
>
>Yeah, "then again". Get back to us when it's 30 below out.

It'll be a cold day in hell before it's 30 below here.

(Yeah, I realize that I just admitted to living in hell, but I really
don't mind the heat).

I've been living in the desert for 2 years now, and it hasn't even
gotten as low as 30 above yet.