>>Tom,
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>>I might suggest that the driver in question _might_ be smoking something other than tobacco...
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>>>I have to agree with you on that but have noticed an area of “predictable behavior from smokers”. An example of this is on the freeway with a driver in front of you who is smoking. He or she is going 70 mph and then takes a long drag on that cigarette. The vehicle then slows to about 55 mph and stays there for about 10 – 15 seconds. Slowly the vehicle speed increases to 70 mph once again. This continues for as long as the person is smoking. :)
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>>>Tom
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>I donno, Jim... if he were smoking rope he might be inclined to gradually slow to a stop... right in the middle of the lane... :-)

Jerry;

A bit of LSD, PCP or Crack in your cigarette is not an uncommon practice by those that are “enlightened”. However, if one of these guys drives a car I think it would show up – around a telephone pole perhaps.

A few days ago a guy was on TV locally talking about how George Harrison of the Beatles loved San Francisco. George was famous for LSD (etc.) usage and was stoned while in the City raising funds for the “Free VD Clinic”. I never understood that term. Was it a house of ill repute that handed out its merchandise for free or was it a medical facility that treated so called “Social Diseases”?

Well, this chap (well dressed) said that “LSD was free, good for you and it was legal”! I guess I am from another world as that is not the way I remember it. :)

Tom