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365 Days of A	by DesertRat66	2011-03-04 06:42:37
I’m Jonathan Klinger and I’m spending one full year driving a 1930 Model A everywhere I go. (Starting October 13, 2010) Why? Because not everything a person owns should contain a computer.
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That was an awesome read! (n/t)	by Baenlynn	2011-03-04 08:10:41
Agreed, my other comment notwithstanding. :)	by kelli217	2011-03-04 08:16:48
Why go back that far?	by kelli217	2011-03-04 08:12:13
If I were to guess	by DesertRat66	2011-03-04 08:51:27
I drove a 1971 VW Super Beetle for 5 years.	by kelli217	2011-03-04 12:26:23
I am spending the last 18 years	by voxwoman	2011-03-04 08:15:45
But were they created with the help of a computer?	by SaylorA	2011-03-04 09:56:44
I bet they were.	by vetitice	2011-03-04 10:03:20
I would believe sliderules, but	by SaylorA	2011-03-04 13:24:09
Not electronic computers, organic ones.	by kelli217	2011-03-04 13:36:41
yup. I forget where I saw it	by Freakazoid	2011-03-04 13:49:42
Yep. "Computer" is a job description.	by vetitice	2011-03-04 13:53:00
e.g.	by vetitice	2011-03-04 13:53:57
I thought they were called Mentats. :) (n/t)	by SaylorA	2011-03-04 14:01:42
Blame the Butlerian Jihad for that. (n/t)	by vetitice	2011-03-04 15:06:51
aaaand Ufie'd (n/t)	by KeineAhnung	2011-03-04 08:17:47
I got a brand new rental car last week ..	by aix tom	2011-03-04 09:59:31
Oh, and the next problem, ..	by aix tom	2011-03-04 10:08:10
Electric locks saved me some serious coin once.	by kahuana	2011-03-04 18:45:14

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