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Car of the Future

flatline23 — Wed, 07 May 2008 13:05:20 +0000

i think that in the futer we will all be driving electric cars. there will be no more hybrids,just electric.

If i was to buy a new car today no matter how much i would buy a jacked up jeep wrangler.

i f was to buy a car today and money was a concern i would rumage around the scrap yards and want ads and find a jallopie.

procter and gamble

flatline23 — Wed, 07 May 2008 12:57:35 +0000

I knew most about crest, just because i use it everyday.

The porduct i knew least about is head and shoulders. I had no clue the proctor and gamvle made it.

I have used many product from proctor and gamble, some of them are crest gillet, and charmin.

On proctor and gambles website they say they nead products for health care and cleaning products. so i think they should make something that does both. like a product that cleans the floors and puts a type of medicine in the air making it eissier to get over colds or something.

i think they have a good idea on how they are changing the game.

who killed the electric car?

flatline23 — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:13:21 +0000

1. the manufactures of the so called electric car turned on there own product and started to destroy them. i think they started to destroy there own cars becasuse they made a deal with the big oil companies to keep making oil burning cars. because if the car companies stoped making fuel burning cars then big oil companies would go bankrupt.

2. the part that made me most upset is tha fact that the “carb” turned down the electric car even though there job was to make california cleaner.

Gun control laws do not work!

flatline23 — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 12:47:46 +0000

In this paper I will be debating the fact that gun control laws don’t reduce crime. Even though there are many gun control laws restricting what people can and cant do with there personal fire arms, there are still many deaths a year from gun violence. I believe that no matter how many laws we make preventing certain fire arms, there will always be someone breaking it. The laws they put in place are not helping. Sheldon Richmond states in his article GUN CONROL LAWS DO NOT REDUCE CRIME; he states some laws that turn out to not having an impact.
There are specific laws that seem to have no impact; one of them is licensing the dealers. It slows down the process of illegal gun sales, but there is and will always be some people that just don’t care. They will produce guns to gang members and illegal owners. Mr. Richman states, “If people who would use a gun to break laws, would also break laws to use guns.” I think he is one hundred percent right with this statement.
The second law that is barley noticeable is unseen murders. There are hundreds of gun related deaths everyday, and most of them never find the criminal behind them. Most of the reasons the criminal is not found is because people don’t always get there guns registered. Seeing how they don’t get it registered means no paper trail making it almost impossible to track down the criminal. In the movie Bowling For Columbine, they show a clip a student talking about selling and buying stolen guns. If it is that easy to get a hold of these weapons think of how easy it will be to use them.
There are many laws out there that are not enforced as strictly s they should be. These are only two of them, if ones like these and others don’t change or watched millions of people can and may get hurt. People need to change the way they think about things before this effects them.

The risk

flatline23 — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 14:10:42 +0000

gun control laws have been set in place to keep people safe. In this blog i will be debating the pros and cons of certain gun control laws. please feel free to comment and leave your own opinions.