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as for einstein,
he rode his bike to school and work, as he was afraid of cars, citing the relative uncontrolled variables and statistical probability danger factors. these still hold true today, peolple are just willing to risk it... he also came to denounce nuclear weapons and organized against them. Quote:
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Ha,ha,ha,haaaa!!! You haven't been on the forum long have you? Some of these guys don't do shit all day except tap the keyboard every couple of hours so the boss thinks they're working. ![]() Or perhaps that's just me. ![]()
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: ex of santa cruz, california, usa
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it's true in my case, and i'm self employed!
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