Encyclopedia Britannica’s partial listing of gifts to mankind, compliments of Judao Christian Western Culture:

Teflon, telegraph, wireless telephone, cell phone, TV, thermometer, thermostat, threshing machine, pneumatic tire, toaster, tractors, transistor, vaccination, vacuum cleaner, typewriter, ultrasound imaging, Velcro, VCR, washing machine, X-ray, Airbags, automobile, airplane, blimps, animation, motion-picture, telephone, telephone answering machine, aspirin, assembly line, Astroturf, audiotape, ATM, Bakelite, periodic table, ball bearing, telephone, bandage, bar code barbed wire, barometer, battery, bicycle, bifocal lens, blow-dryer, atomic bomb, Braille, bra, electronic calculator, camcorder, cans, carbon 14 dating, cardboard, cash register, mail-order catalog, Cellophane, celluloid, chronometer, cloning, DVD, oral contraceptives, cotton gin, coupons, crayons, dairy processing, credit cards, defibrillator, DDT, , dentures, metal detector, smoke alarm, artificial diamonds, disposable diapers, dishwasher, revolving door, dry cleaning, dynamite, elastic fabric, EEG, email, electrocardiogram, elevator, internal combustion engine, jet engine, rockets, steam engine, escalator, eyeglasses, fax, fiber optics, fiberglass, photos, flashlight, Thermos bottle, food processor, freeze dried foods, Fresnel lens, fuel cell, genetic engineering, Geiger counter, safety glass, electric guitar, wire hanger, helicopter, holography, syringe, IVF, insulin, integrated circuit, internet, iron, food irradiation, Kevlar, Laser, lawn mower, light bulb, LED, linoleum, LCD, locomotive, lock and key, loudspeaker, MRI, margarine, matches, metric system, microphone, electron microscope, microwave oven, glass mirror, guided missile, outboard motor, mobile home, Morse code, electric motor, motorcycle, neon lighting, nuclear reactor, nylon, pacemaker, paper clip, particle accelerator, pasteurization ballpoint pen, pencil, photocopy, pocket watch, polyethylene, Polygraph, PVC, printing press, radar, radio, rayon, electric razor, crop reaper, refrigerator, remote control, revolver, Richter scale, rifle, vulcanized rubber, saccharin, satellite, scotch tape, scuba gear, silicone, skyscrapers, stapler, stainless steel, stereo sound, stethoscope, stock ticker, electric stove, gas stove, submarine, sunglasses, sunscreen, CD, decaffeinated coffee, DVD, CD, CAT scan, personal computer, laptop, reinforced concrete, condom, contact lense, supermarket, music synthesizer, synthetic skin, tampons, tanks, tea bags.

A very large percentage of these items were invented by Jews, which will really irritate the anti-Semites.

And of course we invented concepts like democracy and equal rights.

(Now watch the liberals say things like: “Yeah, and they also invented colonialism and world war and slavery and the atom bomb and etc.)
Total patents, worldwide: 3.8 million.

-US: 2.1 million

-Socialists: USSR, 4000, total; China, 9,000; Cuba and all the rest? Probably none.

Socialism is a religion. And a failure.
Meg, because you don’t oppose socialists, Marxist or extremist Muslims who promote intolerance and tyranny.

Simple answer, their Utopians

Hi guys, i live in Indianapolis, and i ride a SportBike.
I’m usually a VERY safe rider, but occassionally ill hit 60-70 on the streets and 140 on the highway.

well today, i passed by a van on the street at about 56 MPH. when i got to a stoplight, the guy started talking trash to me, and cussing me out. so what i did was put more volume on my speakers, and when the light turned green i just blasted off.

when i got home, i started thinking to myself, and ive decided to pipe down on doing 60 mph on the streets, but i would like to know:

Do people get mad when a Motorcycle passes them at 70MPH or 145MPH

P.S. ive been riding on a sportbike for about 5 years. i also have a radar detector, and have never been in trouble with the law.

a lot of bike riders jump in and out lanes and speed and play around. most people get ticked because it looks like it could easily cause an accident. now if i have to swerve to miss you and end up crashed in the ditch or into a car coming head on, then that’s gonna piss me off. i’m pretty sure that’s where the annoyance comes from. it’s ok with us if you don’t care about your own life but we don’t want you to make a mess with ours.

sportbikes = kidney donor machines

It doesn’t warn me of cruisers or motorcycle cops EVER.. why is this? I heard it’s because either the Cops use Doppler or they use lasers with a trigger they push when they suspect a speeder. Wouldn’t this mean the whole radar/laser-detector industry is OBSOLETE? And people who spend up to $500 on Escort 9500’s, Valentine One’s, and Bel STI Driver’s are WASTING THEIR MONEY?? How can this be?

Depends on how you look at the whole situation.

I wouldn’t recommend anything other then BEL/Escort/Valentine One if you’re going to pick out a radar detector anyways. But, the reality is speeding tickets are just a form of revenue enhancement if you want my opinion. If you disagree - let me ask you this, "If a speeding ticket were to cost you $10,000 - would you still speed?"

The system is setup so that 98% of people who get traffic infractions eiither pay the fine or check the incorrect box and go to court to "explain the circumstances". Of course, the latter cracks me up because even after you "explain the circumstances" you still have the infraction on your driving record.

Then there’s the hardcore 2% who will fight every ticket they get - subpoena the cop and let’s see if it’s worth the cop’s time to make the ticket stick.

I have a clean driving record - but like most drivers, I don’t always care to obey the speed limit either.

A good radar detector should be part of your arsenal of keeping your driving record clean, but it shouldn’t be your only defense. Remembering where speed traps are, letting others speed in front of you (follow the rabbit), etc should be part of your driving techniques as well.

And, if you are to get a ticket - knowing how to defend yourself in court is just as important as well. If the cop shows for the ticket - it’s all or nothing, you have to prove to the judge without a doubt that you didn’t commit the infraction.

I will be a Sr. in high school this yeah and have driven my 97 4Runner for about a year and a half. It has over 233,000 miles on it but so far, the only thing i’ve had to replace are the U-joints. I recently decided to drive this baby until she dies on me. So, with some of my summer job earnings (i don’t work during the school year), I bot some really nice Yokohama Gilander A/T 265- 70- 15’s at 150 bucks a pop. Needles to say, it hurt my bank account pretty bad but these tiers were really my only option in this size (stock on the 4Runner is 223- 75- 15’s so the bigger tiers look really good and big enough to fill up the wheel well). Therefore, I’m looking for ways to make this rig last as long as possible. i will most likely perches a small motorcycle, like a 250 ninja at the end of the summer next year, to stretch the life of my 4Runner a little bit. even then, this thing has a lot of miles on it and even though these vehicles are known for lasting forever, i want to do everything i can to stretch the life as much as possible. oh, it’s pretty much the base model. a 4×2 without SR5 and it has a 2.7L 4 cil. I drive pretty fast (average of 50- 60) and sometimes 80 on I-40 when i’m late for work or school( i have a radar detector) but i am aware of my revs and usually, on take off let it switch into second around 2500 or 3000 if the situation calls for it. I maybe floor it once a week for a quick overtake of a care going the speed limit (I am a safe driver even if i do push the limits and i have never wrecked) oh, and i use high milage non- synthetic oil but I was thinking of switching to synthetic if yall think its worth the extra cash. any ideas would be appreciated! thanks
oh, it’s a VIT 2.7L 4 Cil. if that makes any dif. I guess u could say in cold weather, it smokes significantly for the first 5 mins after starting but then it dwindles down to what i call a normal amount of CO for cold weather. it doesn’t smoke at all in the 60’s and higher. what’s the best way to keep this engine running good and maybe even reduce the cold weather CO?

First off I just want to say more kids need to be like you. When I was in high school, if anything was done to a car it would be a cherry bomb, rims, neon lights, etc. These were done by ricers and truckers alike. Not only do you care about your car, but you spent your own money (not mommy and daddy’s) to get *tires*. Guaranteed most kids your age are so caught up with neon lights, "chrome" rims, and a b!tch a$$ candy paint job that no one will appreciate your purchase. But as an owner of two 4runners, and a frequent off-roader, I think that’s awesome.

Now to answer the question. Oil changes, as mentioned, are first and foremost. Check every dipstick, fluid level, joint, hose, bolt, wire, coil, and axle visible to your naked eye. There are so, so many things you can be doing. Odds are slim that I can remember them all. Whenever I feel like taking care of something, I visit the folks at t4r.org (toyota4runner.org). I joined their site at about your age, and with a little studying and determination I know more about runners than the guys at the dealership.

Get you a 3rd gen FSM (factory service maunal, CD for 10 bucks on ebay). With that and tools, there is no reason why you cant maintain your car by yourself.

I just got done sea-foaming the engine and cleaning the throttle body on my ‘98. Throttle response is like new again. Seafoam is available at walmart, and google or use message boards for instructions.

As for synthetic, that is your call. With the synth you can go at least 5K without another change. Look for deals at Advance Auto, I recently got 5 quarts and a oil filter for 26 bucks. (btw use 10w-30 *I’ve got a v6, so double check this*, along with oil additives in between changes.)

Join that forum now! Do a quick search on service at 200K miles, and you will find things to keep you busy.

You can’t expect much from yahoo answers, but you can expect a lot from a website dedicated to 4runners.

that’s it, my fingers are tired. But you deserved it. good luck and enjoy your truck!

And how many freedoms have we gained?
Since I was a kid in the 60’s we have lost the right to choose a seatbelt, the right to sit in the back of a pickup or put my dog there, the right to choose a carseat or not, the right to smoke in a car, in a park or in my apt. Or a bar, I lost the right to choose a helmet on a motorcycle, bicycle, skateboard or skates, I cannot hire the best man for the job unless he is a certain color, I cannot talk on a cellphone in a car or use radar detectors and riding in the trunk is illegal? Remember drive ins?
What other rights we have lost that our Parents and Grandparents took for granted?

These things are not big deals-or so they say. The problem is that the ones taking them are hypocrites. The general excuse is that they claim they want to save your life. The claim is suspect because firstly, they do not even know who you are and secondly, their so-called solutions to our bad behaviors is always to take money from us and give it to them. In most cases it is the poor that lose money for food, car to get to work and medical care in place of "being taught a lesson".
If the government and control freaks really wanted to end what they think are bad behaviors, they would opt for actual effective means like putting people in jail or suspending licenses when they do things wrong. Of course there is no income in that.
But the biggest crime of all is the dumbing down of the people. You see what has happened to people is that they have been slowly conditioned to not think for themselves. Can’t you see it? People have become robots-expecting the government to tell them everything that is bad or good now. And of course the government could never micromanage each life. So people eat til they are fat, play lottery til bankrupt (the government does not seem to care that mostly the poor play it and even advertises to encourage them to gamble) and do a host of self damaging things that the government still approves of with no discretion. The mindset is this: If the government did not outlaw it, it must be good. People have little or no ability to judge for themselves as they have been conditioned not to and those that *do* have a mind are constantly being put in their places and get in trouble until they are pushed out of society leaving nothing but sheeple to breed.

Watch this test and see what reading is given in the speed trap… Another great result from Laser Pro Park!

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www.no2pay.com
The No2Pay is designed never to have to pay for a speeding ticket again!
It uses the latest LCD and signal transfer technology!
The applied film cannot be detected with the naked eye
You determine when your number plate is obfuscated
The switch takes place in a split second
Whenever the cover is obfuscated, the number plate can no longer be discerned from any angle
Whenever the number plate is visible, it is so from all angles. You can only detect the cover (+ receiver and electrode) at a distance of 20 cm
All codes are unique and encoded, therefore during checks both the correct activator + emitter must be used to activate the cover
Consumes very little energy (see technical box)
Can be installed by anyone in 5 minutes
Is different from all other systems, since if you don’t activate it yourself you can’t detect the system! Furthermore the system can only be activated with the correct emitter
Can be removed very quickly and easily without damage to the vehicle
Dimensions are tailored to each country and are also available for motorcycles
Both front and back number plates are activated simultaneously with a single push of a button
If the emitter is destroyed the film can no longer be activated, which can be very useful in countries where such covers are prohibited.
The cover does not discolour and is resistant to all weather conditions
The price is half that of radar detectors, which do not always work and which, if found, are subject to heavy penalties. With respect to the law, our system only consists of a number plate protection

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A Lti ultralyte is being used by a chp on a motorcycle. His buddy in the patrol car already has someone pulled over.

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Installing a Powerlet socket is made simple with this step by step video. Front panel kits such as this are ideal for powering GPS, radar detectors, satellite radio and even powering a tankbag with our line of Luggage Electrix products. Check out our other installation videos and our excellent line of products at www.powerletproducts.com

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Radar Roy discusses mouning a radar detector on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. In this video Roy reviews the Escort 8500, the HARD system, TechMount and Blinder laser jammer

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