Are Retractable Headlights Banned?

#11

Rui Pedro Mendes Salgueiro wrote:

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"Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number Geek)" <liverpoolfc (AT) anfield (DOT) com> wrote:

So, I wonder what they'll make of the Hummers and other SUVs with
pedestrian cheese graters on them?

In Europe:

'nuff said.

Here is 'merika the soccer moms need these things to protect their
headlights. I believe it's covered somewhere in the second amendment
alongside the right to bear Uzis and AK47s near schools.

T308

#12

Paul Duffin wrote:

Quote:

"Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number Geek)" <liverpoolfc (AT) anfield (DOT) com> wrote

So, I wonder what they'll make of the Hummers and other SUVs with
pedestrian cheese graters on them?

What is 'pedestrian cheese' ? sounds disgusting. I much prefer
STILTON - KING OF CHEESES!

Stilton, Gorgonzola, Reblochon = Cheese Royalty

All others = Pedestrian Cheeses

Quote:

Back on topic, I'd always assumed that pop-ups had vanished as a
by-product of the desire to increase aerodynamic efficiency...

-Paul

And they're fugly too....

T308

(Who hates the look of his 308 with the lights up...)

#13

Great sig.

Rui Pedro Mendes Salgueiro wrote:

Quote:

David Halpern <photonicbandgap (AT) earthlink (DOT) net> wrote:

So are they

#14

There are no better places to have Uzis and AK47s than near schools.
Those little fuckers all sell drugs - and they all pack heat.

"Happiness is a warm gun."
John Lennon

Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number Geek) wrote:

Quote:

Here is 'merika the soccer moms need these things to protect their
headlights. I believe it's covered somewhere in the second amendment
alongside the right to bear Uzis and AK47s near schools.

T308

#15

"eskalith" <user (AT) example (DOT) net> wrote

Quote:

There are no better places to have Uzis and AK47s than near schools.
Those little fuckers all sell drugs - and they all pack heat.

I guess that bringing a Kalashnikov to the party gets you a good price
on the shit every time.

-PauloD
P.S. Did you like my use of teh term 'the shit'? did it sound kinda
'street' and 'kewl'? ...

....ok, no. ...

....never mind.

BTW, whilst googling to check the spelling for Mr K, I found this rather
fine example of a freedom fighter:

http://www.pentdego.com/2004/08/09.asp

I have no idea what the site is about. I guess it's Dutch.

#16

"Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number Geek)" schreef

Quote:

And they're fugly too....

T308

(Who hates the look of his 308 with the lights up...)

And in Italy and other European countries it is law to drive always with
lights on even in broad daylight so a car with pop ups would always look
ugly when driving.

#17

Paul Duffin wrote:

Quote:

fine example of a freedom fighter:

"AK, the freedom fighters choice"

T-M16

#18

"Bert Kanters" <bert308 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

And in Italy and other European countries it is law to drive always
with lights on even in broad daylight

It is? Are you sure about that? I never see many Italians driving with
lights during the day (of course, that might just be because they're
Italians) and I never do when in Italy.

-Paul

#19

It said so in some holiday travel guide I got.
The Scandinavian countries, Italy, Switserland and some more.

"Paul Duffin" <someone (AT) somewhere (DOT) com> schreef in bericht
news:mEafg.152563$aA3.19142 (AT) fe06 (DOT) news.easynews.com...

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"Bert Kanters" <bert308 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:e5ijdh$ar6$1 (AT) news6 (DOT) zwoll1.ov.home.nl...

And in Italy and other European countries it is law to drive always with
lights on even in broad daylight

It is? Are you sure about that? I never see many Italians driving with
lights during the day (of course, that might just be because they're
Italians) and I never do when in Italy.

-Paul

#20

Paul Duffin wrote:

Quote:

"eskalith" <user (AT) example (DOT) net> wrote in message
news:127p3patg4sut0e (AT) corp (DOT) supernews.com...
There are no better places to have Uzis and AK47s than near schools.
Those little fuckers all sell drugs - and they all pack heat.

I guess that bringing a Kalashnikov to the party gets you a good price
on the shit every time.

I still want one with the underfolder stock, or maybe a Polish Tantal
version in 5.45X39 instead...

Quote:

-PauloD
P.S. Did you like my use of teh term 'the shit'? did it sound kinda
'street' and 'kewl'? ...

As long as you don't slip into 1337-sp34k we'll all be fine... Well,
you did say "teh"...

Quote:

...ok, no. ...

...never mind.

BTW, whilst googling to check the spelling for Mr K, I found this rather
fine example of a freedom fighter:

http://www.pentdego.com/2004/08/09.asp

I have no idea what the site is about. I guess it's Dutch.

She has a magazine for her AK that plays MP3s... Wow, and I thought
only AR15 guys got the slick tacti-cool gear...

-Matt- :::whose AR has less accessories than his Mosin-Nagant:::

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