2 Responses to “Lights should switch to blink mode during low demand”

1. admin says:

   September 3, 2010 at 4:20 am

   In article <y_2dnVbTu6yIQFzenZ2dnUVZ_tqdn…@comcast.com>, JohnH wrote:
   > We’ve all done it; sat at a red light with no other cars to be seen.
   > All modern lights have traffic sensors and are computer controlled.  It
   > would be a trivial programming task to sense general traffic density (x cars
   > / hr) and have the light transition to flash mode (flash amber on primary
   > route, red on the secondary(s) during low demand) – thereby saving time,
   > aggravation and fuel.
   > What do you think?   (not you Judy

   Such traffic lights will probably continue to grow smaller in number. The
   moron majority can’t deal with it.
2. admin says:

   September 3, 2010 at 4:21 am

   I just saw one of those Kia commercials and I definately want to fuck
   my car…..
   

   On Sun, 08 Jan 2006 14:21:39 -0600, autolover@orgasmoline_alley.com
   wrote:

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   >After watching all the car commercials on tv, I have come to the
   >conclusion that cars are more desired than love and friendship with
   >other people.  In fact according to these commercials, cars are even
   >more gorgeous and desirous than having sex with the most beautiful
   >member of the opposite sex.  Therefore,
   

   >I WANT TO FUCK MY CAR !!!!

   >We can have orgasms together forever, just me and my beautiful sexy
   >car….  Who knows, I may even marry my car.  I’ll give it a set of
   >rings and drive to the altar where we can unite forever, and reproduce
   >and experience the most powerful orgasms in all of history.

   >Well, I better go back to my car.  She’s waiting for me to enter, and
   >she’s quivvering to experience my firm shaft entering her deep dark
   >dungeon of hot burning love.  

   >I LOVE MY CAR . . . . . .
   >I WANT TO FUCK MY CAR….. FOREVER !!!!