When the ban took effect in MA, there were 3500 or so fewer deaths in the next year. I wonder what fraction were due to fewer strangulations. We also seem to have reduced the number of bed (sleeping) fires, but have more (planting) bed fires.
My fix at my previous house involved a sledge hammer to take a few inches off the tops of rocks too large to roll with a come a long. Smaller ones got added to the nearest stone wall/pile.
A friend’s father’s obit (in the last year) mentioned that he was MAD magazine’s longest subscription holder (from 1963). I think the magazines as you board plane things went away in the late 1980’s or early 90’s. About the same time that the movie moved from a screen at the front of the cabin to bitty CRT’s hung every few rows from the ceiling.
There have been limits in congested areas (in/around cities) for a couple decades now. The sections between cities are still as fast as you like, just keep to the right until you need to pass and then only shift left when your rear view is clear. Also, use your blinkahs.
What’s The Frequency Kenneth.