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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Cell phone ban rings alarm in Md. Assembly

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The lastest research I have read indicates that the human brain is unable to multitask to drive and talk on the phone at the same time with a phone on their ear or a speaker devise. After 54 years of driving and watching people talk on their phones with a head set or without just re a firms the fact that when I see a driver on the phone, I get as far away as possible from him or her, as they have no awareness of the traffic and really don't understand or care. I also see people reading books, newspapers while driving and wonder if people have any sense, why don't they use it. My be they along with bike riders who ride in the street daring any one to hit them have a death wish, but are unable to kill them selves. Wake up people if you die because of being stupid by pushing the odds on ANYTHING then God help you, which he won't as we have free will, which is why we are able to commit so much evils on each other. Some people just like to live on the edge but this is only a small percent. Don't be monkey see, monkey do. If you don't like the truth then let the ones that care for you pay the price when you are gone. Have a nice day
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