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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... >"atanarjuat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> Where I'm from kids screeching their tires repeatedly on the street >> >> isn't considered polite. >> So then this will be the last time that teenagers ever screech tires >> in the United States? I kind of doubt it. >Well, we as a society could address that. I propose buying all such teen >drivers a set of R compound tires. Here are the advantages: >1) It's virtually impossible to get them to make any noise. >2) They stick like glue, but wear quickly. >3) When they need to be replaced, they'll be relatively expensive, so the >kids will buy cheaper tires. >4) The next time they try anything similar to their old antics on their new >tires, they'll crash, Big Time, thus purging themselves from the gene pool. >Problem solved! What if they crash into you? Then you also end up with the problem. :) -------------- Alex
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