This isn't faith--it's stupidity

[tantone]

Saudis Outraged Over Women-Drive Proposal

[porsch1909]

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[rraehal]

Try this link:
http://www.billingsgazette.com/index...mendrivers.inc

[porsch1909]

Stupid country....


I will burn in hell for that

[j.m@talk]

Must be very safe on the roads wiv no girlies drivin & all

[ukulele]

I don't know what to say. There is some logic in keeping women off the road. Just think how much money you would save if your wife and daughters couldn't get to the mall.

[tantone]

Originally posted by ukulele
I don't know what to say. There is some logic in keeping women off the road. Just think how much money you would save if your wife and daughters couldn't get to the mall.

And how fit they'd be if they had to walk

[zybch]

Don't forget how your car insurance permiums would go down if there were no crazy PMS affected women on the roads.

[Steve R Jones]

'Bad' odors cause bad driving?

LONDON (Reuters) - Driving badly? then ditch the fast food and reach for the mints.

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Different odors affect the way motorists drive, with fast food scents likely to increase road rage potential and other smells -- like peppermint -- deemed to improve concentration, the RAC Foundation motoring organization said Friday.

"More than any other sense, the sense of smell circumnavigates the logical part of the brain," the RAC Foundation's consultant psychologist, Conrad King, said.

"This is why the smell of perfume can turn men into gibbering idiots, the smell of baking bread can destroy the best intentions of a dieter and the smell of baby powder can make a child averse individual quite broody," he said in a statement.

The RAC Foundation said it has conducted research into the impact of smells on driving after the release of an odor study by Bryan Raudenbush of the Wheeling Jesuit University, West Virginia in the United States.

King said good odors to have in your vehicle, other than peppermint, include cinnamon, lemon and coffee. A blast of salty sea air can also encourage deep breathing and help relieve stress.

In contrast the smell of fast-food wrappers or fresh bread can cause driver irritability and a tendency to speed because they make drivers fell hungry and in a hurry to satiate their appetites.

Other "dangerous" odors are camomile, jasmine and lavender because they can cause drivers to overrelax or fall asleep. The plants are commonly used to treat insomnia.

For those motorists who might opt for a neutral smelling interior, be warned. Studies of astronauts found an odor-less environment created irritability and even olfactory hallucinations.

Cars of the future are likely to have in-built systems able to detect a driver's mood and react by altering the car's seating, lighting, temperature and even smell. In the meantime motorists are advised to keep a packet of mints handy.

[porsch1909]

Originally posted by Steve R Jones
'Bad' odors cause bad driving?

It;s a dud....got a lotta them around these days

[j.m@talk]

CUT & PASTE IS MY FRIEND

[mireland]

Originally posted by j.m@talk
CUT & PASTE IS MY FRIEND

did that..no workiee!

[zybch]

Same here. Although a lot of things I cut no longer workiee.