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    30 July 2007

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    Ah, traffic school. I didn't get a stand-up comedian as a teacher, but then again I was on the East Coast. Officer Reid was pretty hard core but gave us tips on how not to tick off the next officer (or trooper) to pull us over. Have fun, and good luck staying awake!

    Ha ha ha - imagine a traffic school in France! The roads would be empty of all drivers as everyone would be in 'school'.

    16 over the limit is hardly worth raising an eyebrow anyway - they are MAD.

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    • In Paris, the purest virtue is the object of the filthiest slander.

        –Honoré Balzac (1799-1850), in Scènes de la vie privée

      À Paris, la vertu la plus pure est l'objet des plus sales calomnies.

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    • Annual Geminids meteor shower (shooting stars!) coming this weekend, if it's not too cloudy out at night.