On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 20:43:21 +0000, makesawdust
wrote:


If you live in Texas, you can shoot them after they end up on your
property.

COOL .(not like people dyeing and (them's) how they will not change
till 5 people die to put in a yellow blinking light like saying 100mph
is impossible on this curve and will end up in *that* yard !), I
should move back to TX. I'd buy some hyway cons. concrete barriers
and set with a crane somewhat close to the house and not worry about
it. They'd have to hit them pretty hard to get to the house. They set
them right on the sidewalk here in bad places.

The first thing when considering the property would be the traffic...
No way , I'd get myself into that position ...

One time I was visiting some people and they thought it fun to go
across a separated highway and into the exit of rest stops @ a 100
seemed like and plow through the nice green county grass. Deep runts
sideways and over and over them like a washboard for what to them was
fun... I must admit the flying sod was quite spectacular.

Later on I was looking at the sod between the rim and bead of the tire
and couldn't believe that it still had pressure. Good inch of sod !

Frankly I've done worse in some respects , but that was wild.


One time I found a friend of a friend that flew like 90' over a curved
highway rail with his motorcycle in a strange to me state of the
union. He was alive and bitching like a sailor. He had bailed over an
argument with someone else and never showed back up. I had no idea
where to go look for him and given up and drove back and saw a dent in
*(a)* guard rail and found him deep into a much lower front yard of a
house. Heard from him once years later and he was bitching cause I
used the word ****.