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Using your common sense to solve a physics problem.

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Nighttrain
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09-22-2004 3:53 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by coffee_addict
09-22-2004 2:25 AM

Just clarifying---Is the offending driver a fundy? Is the lawyer?
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09-23-2004 1:19 AM 		Reply to: Message 11 by coffee_addict
09-22-2004 8:09 PM

Once lawyers are involved, you can throw away commom sense. Should the formula factor in the mass of the vehicle? Cadillac or Beetle? Mass of driver? Pre-lunch or after? Was the sun in driver`s eyes. Did his biorhythms affect his ability? Were there any signs of a Great Flood? All valid lawyer tricks.
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