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Old July 7th 05, 11:39 PM
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Exactly.

Our community looked at the statistics and decided that we or our
children
could be injured by vehicles. There were a couple of deaths over the 20
years that we have been here, and quite a few close calls. And every day
there is a kid being hit somewhere in the city.


Well, your neighbors were bad parents, and the cars didn't drop from
the
sky, and the drivers didn't screw up determining head winds and plane
balance.



Oh, some of the trouble was the outsiders, not neighbours. They would speed
through the area. Once, a drunk would hit a lamp-post or tree. They would
blare their stereos too loud. Make those loud popping noises with souped-up
exhausts, or whatever.

We just had to close down cars.



 




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