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Post by Hostrauser » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:46 am

Yeah, but a 100-mile commute in Montana only takes about 75-80 minutes. My 11-mile commute in central San Diego usually takes me about 45 minutes.

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Post by mkosbie » Mon Mar 31, 2008 1:46 pm

I don't mind being in the car for long periods of time, but doing it on a frequent basis is expensive. Gas prices aside ( :evil: ) just maintaining a car that sees high mileage is expensive. I used to work ten miles from where I lived and that was too much. When the office moved into downtown last month and the commute became twenty miles, I switched to telecommuting.

Oh, and as far as traffic is concerned, you should all move to SLO. We have 2 lanes in either direction on 101 (which is our only freeway) and there's NEVER traffic.
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Post by thunderdrmz » Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:22 pm

I can say that I am truly blessed by not having to go through the pain of losing someone "before their time". I see these these on peoples cars and I also see the makeshift memorieals on the sides of roads occasionally. I suppose the pain of losing a loved one, many of these instance being needless circumstances, motivate people to place the stickers on their windows to help with their recovery.

I guess the good thing is that they probably don't care what some of you think about them either
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