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Big John wrote:
Rich You must be reading and believing the "Liberal" press? Nope. I'm reading official state sources. What right-wing comic books are you reading, though? What they do is throw them into the back of their pickup. From the official site http://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/facts.php: "More than half of roadside litter in Texas flies out of the back of pickup trucks. Throwing lightweight objects in your truck bed is the same as throwing them out the window." If you haven't heard, one of the Texas rules of the road is "Don't MESS with Texas". Instead of setting up Police road traps for speeding, we just catch the transits littering our highways and stick it to them. Yeah, right. That explains why the Texas Department of Transportation spends more than $30 million a year in state tax dollars picking up roadside litter alone. Gotta be all those transients, I'm sure... From a TxDOT press release dated July 22, 2003: "The first-ever Don't Mess with Texas Road Tour is taking its truck full of litter-related games and prizes through Laredo tomorrow to inform the state's worst litterers - Texans ages 16-24 - about the consequences of littering." Damned transients... Welcome to the real world young man. Big 'Tex' John Can't be the real world if *you're* welcoming me to it. Your grasp of reality seems tenuous at best... |
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![]() "Rich Ahrens" wrote in message isi.com... snip "More than half of roadside litter in Texas flies out of the back of pickup trucks. Throwing lightweight objects in your truck bed is the same as throwing them out the window." Finally a thread on trash, whenre Aherns is the expert. (ie janitor) |
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message ...
"Rich Ahrens" wrote in message isi.com... snip "More than half of roadside litter in Texas flies out of the back of pickup trucks. Throwing lightweight objects in your truck bed is the same as throwing them out the window." Finally a thread on trash, whenre Aherns is the expert. (ie janitor) i am sure you and deb will be able to provide input when the trash thread develops to that of the white variety. |
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JIM Irwin??? I thot it said Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter!!!!
teege Rich Ahrens wrote: Big John wrote: Rich You must be reading and believing the "Liberal" press? Nope. I'm reading official state sources. What right-wing comic books are you reading, though? What they do is throw them into the back of their pickup. From the official site http://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/facts.php: "More than half of roadside litter in Texas flies out of the back of pickup trucks. Throwing lightweight objects in your truck bed is the same as throwing them out the window." If you haven't heard, one of the Texas rules of the road is "Don't MESS with Texas". Instead of setting up Police road traps for speeding, we just catch the transits littering our highways and stick it to them. Yeah, right. That explains why the Texas Department of Transportation spends more than $30 million a year in state tax dollars picking up roadside litter alone. Gotta be all those transients, I'm sure... From a TxDOT press release dated July 22, 2003: "The first-ever Don't Mess with Texas Road Tour is taking its truck full of litter-related games and prizes through Laredo tomorrow to inform the state's worst litterers - Texans ages 16-24 - about the consequences of littering." Damned transients... Welcome to the real world young man. Big 'Tex' John Can't be the real world if *you're* welcoming me to it. Your grasp of reality seems tenuous at best... -- ================================================== =============== Pilots track their lives by the number of hours in the air, as if any other time isn't worth noting.... Michael Rarfit |
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