iPhone flaw
OzCableguy
release with a comment that maybe it was too high tech for its own good.
Why? Well, according to the bloke they interviewed becuase the buttons are
on a touch screen and not physical buttons so it makes it hard to type while
doing other tasks like driving!
I wanted to reach through the screen, grab him by the collar and give him a
good, hard slap. I can't believe there could still be someone in the world,
American or otherwise, who would still think it's ok to text while driving,
whether or not it's law or not in their particular corner of the planet.
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Bleve
wrote:
Go and stand next to any intersection or road where cars are being
driven slowly enough that you can see what's going on in them. Count
how many drivers you see texting or on the phone in 30 minutes (it
helps if it's a busy road ... :) )
Your belief system requires calibration, unfortunately.
gplama
Bleve Wrote:
>
> Go and stand next to any intersection or road where cars are being
> driven slowly enough that you can see what's going on in them. Count
> how many drivers you see texting or on the phone in 30 minutes (it
> helps if it's a busy road ... :) )
>
Kew junction.. from any direction... They've outsourced speed camera
operators.. how about outsourcing someone to police/fine 'occupied'
drivers? They'd only have to work 15 mins a day to cover a weeks
wage!
I think flyingdutch mentioned a while back a city bike courier used to
piff 20c coins at drivers on the phone... bring that in as a standard I
say! They're all too busy on their phones to know whats hit them.. (or
smashed that side window with a good shot) ;)
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Brendo
In the name of more piffing ( I've always believed there's no such
thing as too much piffing) could the same also be done by motorists /
peds at cyclists who don't obey road rules? Lets use the piffing of
20c coins to reduce the anarchy on our roads!!
Brendo
gplama
Brendo Wrote:
>
> In the name of more piffing ( I've always believed there's no such
> thing as too much piffing) could the same also be done by motorists /
> peds at cyclists who don't obey road rules? Lets use the piffing of
> 20c coins to reduce the anarchy on our roads!!
Sure. I won't be in the firing line. :)
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John Pitts
> I think flyingdutch mentioned a while back a city bike courier used to
> piff 20c coins at drivers on the phone... bring that in as a standard I
> say! They're all too busy on their phones to know whats hit them.. (or
> smashed that side window with a good shot) ;)
What's "piff"? Throw, flick, slingshot, or something else?
urbandictionary.com wasn't helpful.
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"Bother," said the Borg. "We've assimilated Pooh!"
gplama
John Pitts Wrote:
>
> Throw, flick, slingshot
>
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20cents
Brendo <bma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In the name of more piffing ( I've always believed there's no such
> thing as too much piffing) could the same also be done by motorists /
> peds at cyclists who don't obey road rules? Lets use the piffing of
> 20c coins to reduce the anarchy on our roads!!
>
> Brendo
Oh no, another piffing competition.
MikeyOz
gplama Wrote:
> Sure. I won't be in the firing line. :)
Yep sounds good to me... I won't be in the firing line either.... :)
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PeteSig
"John Pitts" wrote:
> On 2007-06-26, gplama wrote:
>> I think flyingdutch mentioned a while back a city bike courier used to
>> piff 20c coins at drivers on the phone... bring that in as a standard I
>> say! They're all too busy on their phones to know whats hit them.. (or
>> smashed that side window with a good shot) ;)
>
> What's "piff"? Throw, flick, slingshot, or something else?
> urbandictionary.com wasn't helpful.
It's what you do with a yonnie!!
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Peter
As a former premier of the sunshine state used to say "if you fly with
the crows you'll be piffed with the crows."