changes to read = changes to red. d'oh. Proof that I should return to the Critique of Cynical Reason. God damn those Chapters people. Do you know how long it took them to ship me this god damn book? (which I meant to read over a year ago?) Blah. Erin Quoting Erin Holder <erin.holder@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > Okay, well, fine. I also failed for speeding. > > But it was only _technically_ speeding. > > See, you know how there's that unwritten rule that when making a left turn, > on > an amber light, the first two cars waiting to turn are allowed to go before > the > light changes to read completely? > > Okay, well you might not know that unwritten rule if you don't live in > Canada, > but here in Toronto it's common knowledge. > > Anyway, there's another unwritten rule where if you're going over the speed > > limit by 10/km, that it's only "technically" speeding, but not really > speeding > speeding, that is, you won't get a speeding ticket for it. > > Apparently 10/kn over the speed limit during a _driving test_ however, is > considered speeding in every possible sense of the term. Nobody told me > this. > > So it was the judgment call and the technical speeding thing that did me in. > > > And I totally hear ya on the mirror checking. I made a point of doing that > > too. Of course, if you're "technically speeding" or "impeding traffic" it > doesn't really matter if you check your mirrors. > > Oh yeah, and my parking break didn't work. Who the hell uses that thing > anyway? I didn't even know what a parking break _was_ until I found out that > > mine didn't work, during that final driving test, of course. Does anyone out > > there really use that thing? What does it do anyway? > > > Erin ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html