From: LiveFromTheClocktower@gfy.com   
      
   "Paul Johnson"  wrote in message   
   news:1ua0o3-dvi.ln1@ursine.ca...   
      
   > That simply demonstrates Washington has a greater degree of   
   > Californication,   
   > which I've noticed, too.  Try driving Seattle in the rain:  Some fucktard   
   > will be glued to your back window ready to drive through you if you have   
   > to   
   > slow down for a traffic jam or swerve to avoid an in-lane hazard.   
      
   Ayep.  A trip through Seattle pretty much ended my relationship with a   
   little gymnast hottie from Seattle I knew at OSU.  One summer I flew   
   (Horizon...my car was FUBAR) up to Seattle to spend the weekend with her and   
   she gave me a tour of the city.   
      
   At one point I asked her "No offense, but, is this how people drive in   
   Seattle?"   She wasn't offended at all.  Didn't even register that I was   
   concerned, and not complimenting her. Freakin' crazy.   
      
   > They deserve to lose, and I really hope Amtrak and Union Pacific   
   > countersues for lost revenue from having their trackage closed to clean   
   >  >those morons off the right of way.   
      
   For the life of me, I just can't fathom how somebody can miss the fact that   
   an object bigger than a friggin' building is coming at them.  The   
   explanation on the news is that there were TWO tracks and trains going in   
   opposite directions. Must have been my public education and all, but I still   
   remember learning in the first grade, in GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI, to look both   
   ways before crossing streets or the tracks.   
      
   -c   
      
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