Jason,
FoxPro... Ok, now I've satisfied the new rules. *g*
Those tires, now without a load expand to a more natural diameter and as such, with the same inertia speed up.
Best,
DD
>>Nigeria. Hands down.
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>>But if you limit it to the US, we have a pretty bad problem here. Mix rural transplants, foreign transplants, and cell-phone yakkers, place them on freeways constantly under construction, then throw in a rainstorm or two. Yikes!
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>>The other day I was on the freeway during lunch (you can't get anywhere here without getting on one). Traffic was backed up in the opposite direction for miles. The reason? Someone lost several of those large hay rolls off of their trailer!
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>>Only in Houston...
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>As long as it was only the hay - followed a trailer the other day and a wheel overtook the tractor!! The tractor carried on a shorty way digging the road up with the axle!
Best,
DD
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