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Re: Cell phones and driveing


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Posted by NCWayne on May 31, 2014 at 22:40:52 from (173.188.169.54):

In Reply to: Cell phones and driveing posted by John in La on May 31, 2014 at 21:04:59:

You know, some people can"t chew gum and walk, much less drive and talk on a cell phone. The problem is it"s idiots like this that cause our elected officials to think we ALL need new laws to protect us ALL from ourselves.

Personally I can very easily talk on a cell phone and drive, or do pretty much anything else for that matter...it"s not that hard to do. Seriously, years ago I routinely controlled the throttle valve on one of an aircraft carrier"s main engines, monitored and logged a wall full of gauges, along with taking in, and dispersing info over a headset from a minimum of 4 different watch standers. When we had a causality, there were even more people I had to both listen and disseminate info both from and to, along with doing my normal job. Throw in keeping track of everything the emergency manual said to do and doing my part there, plus logging in the necessary info on every piece of machinery effected, and anything else that needed to be done that got threw my way.......By the time I was done doing that, I had, and still have, absolutely no problem talking on a phone, eating, or anything else when I drive. But, if I see what I"m doing has a potential to cause me a problem, or make me do something that will cause me a problem I will gladly hang up before I end up in the swamp like this idiot.....


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