FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for March 17, 2014

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    justinthyme98  about 10 years ago

    I don’t get why Roger asks if it’s just water

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    2578275  about 10 years ago

    I got a ticket for speeding in Scotland in June, ‘05. There was a sign warning drivers of a “speed trap” ahead but I saw it too late, hence the ticket, which arrived in the mail about 8 weeks later. It seems like that system could work in the U.S. I doubt I’m the only dumb bunny on the roads.

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    Katla858  about 10 years ago

    Dont US have speed cameras?In Sweden they have a lot of cameras that take a picture of you and the driver plate. And if they identify you speeding you got a ticket in the mail. Ive been lucky so far…

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    2578275  about 10 years ago

    There are red light cameras in some municipalities in the U.S. Some munis are considering adding them and some munis are considering doing away with them.

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    Oakwood13  about 10 years ago

    If you have an EZ pass for the turnpikes in the Northeast. Read the book that came with it. They reserve the right to send you a ticket if they think you went to fast between entering and exiting.

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    sbchamp  about 10 years ago

    It better be green beer, bub!

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    M O'Driscoll Premium Member about 10 years ago

    This seems a tasteless comic bearing in mind the Irish history of terrorism.

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    2578275  about 10 years ago

    I imagine most countries have had terrorism as part of their histories including the U.S.

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    dflak  about 10 years ago

    The duct tape reference is to the “panic du jour” at the time this comic was posted. People were to cover their windows with plastic and seal it all with duct tape to protect themselves from chemical attack. It seemed like a good idea, but even at that, it was a partial measure. How many of these people also sealed their doors the same way?

    Given the nature of chemical weapons, they have much greater effect in a confined space like a subway, or a terminal or a building. So if I wanted to take out a building, I would release the gas inside the building not outside. In this case, the plastic / duct tape would do a get job keeping the bad stuff in. All the better if I could release it in the heating / air conditioning vents. Did people cover them too?

    People are probably more likely to be harmed by what they seal in the house with them than by a chemical attack.

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    Squirrelchaser  about 10 years ago

    They took the speed cameras out of my little town pending a court decision. To be honest, those cameras are not about safety, they are only about revenue, really nothing more than a tax on motorist driving through town.

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    water_moon  about 10 years ago

    it’s been there, Ford has already said that the reporting that it’s cars already ALL do so they can monitor engine problems records speed and location so they know who’s BEEN speeding.

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