🚀 go-pugleaf

On 15 May 2000 18:48:07 GMT, Kiki <tigress@havoc.gtf.org> shared with
usenet this thought:

>Sheesh. I'm just pointing out the law does have a point. And Atlanta has
>air worse than LA's now. That should scare you. Why not try to stop it
>with things that only make it slightly more inconvenient than later on
>having to do all sorts of shit to try to stop it (L.A. is very stringent
>with laws cause they were so bad. They're finally improving I believe).
>Hmm, like L.A. you cannot use lead gas (this 914 I was driving had a
>modification on it that would not allow a leaded nozzle to go into the
>tank because it was originally in California). Besides, they can use those
>employees in the drive thru to speed up people's orders who walk in (if
>they get organized they can make it quite speedy. I know a Wendy's at the
>CNN center that gets a ton of business, only has two cash registers, and
>gets people in and out real quick).

	I was in Home Depot the other day, and one of the workers got
lippy with me for buying an oil-based exterior glossy paint.  "It's
destroying the ozone layer!"  "That's illegal in California!"  I
answered, "What isn't?"  Latex exterior paint turns chalky too soon,
so I'm glad I was able to get the oil-based stuff before it was
discontinued.

--
bruce
The dignified don't even enter in the game.
--The Jam