>>>>>>>Ah, don't I just wish. I used to read during my commute on the train when I worked in downtown Toronto, but now that I work 80 miles away, and have to drive, I find that when I try to read at 80 miles an hour on the highway, the book keeps slipping off my lap. ;)
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>>>>>>Prop the book on the dashboard instead. :-) Ever try listening to books-on-tape or CD or MP3 player?
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>>>>>Good ideas both. Charles suggested the books on CD and I'm gong to see what's out there, but now I wonder if maybe somebody makes a bookstand for automobile dashboards. If not, I should look into it. May be something patentable there. ;
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>>>>You're joking about the dashboard bookstand, right? It's bad enough already with half the drivers on the road messing around with their cell phones.
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>>>That's why prefer the books on mp3. That way I can close my eyes while it drive. ( I find seeing those other cars coming at me to be very distracting - especially if I'm tripping. )
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>>Note to self: avoid driving in the Cleveland area at all costs.
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>No kidding. Every time I drive there are all these crazy people screaming and yelling. Fortunately if I drive really fast I can't hear them as well.
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>I put the Mensa sticker on my car because I got tired of hearing people yell "You stupid a$$hole !!!" They don't call me stupid anymore !

LOL

All you really need is louder stereo speakers, I think.