SoCal, the car chase capital of the world.
Almost every day, there is a car chase being televised in real time on
TV, someplace here in SoCal, but not today.
Today we get to see a white pick up truck being chased in Pasadena, TX
(Metro Houston), in real time.
Guess it is a slow say in the newsroom.
Must be the weather.
Tis a tad warm today. About 100F at 2:00PM local time.
Lew
Lew Hodgett wrote:
> Almost every day, there is a car chase being televised in real time on
> TV, someplace here in SoCal, but not today.
>
> Today we get to see a white pick up truck being chased in Pasadena, TX
> (Metro Houston), in real time.
Nothing on TV irritates me as much as turning on to CNN Headline News and
finding them spending 20 minutes on a $#%^& car chase. As far as I'm
concerned, that's LOCAL news, not national.
--
It's turtles, all the way down
Larry Blanchard wrote:
> Lew Hodgett wrote:
>
>
>>Almost every day, there is a car chase being televised in real time on
>>TV, someplace here in SoCal, but not today.
>>
>>Today we get to see a white pick up truck being chased in Pasadena, TX
>>(Metro Houston), in real time.
>
>
> Nothing on TV irritates me as much as turning on to CNN Headline News and
> finding them spending 20 minutes on a $#%^& car chase. As far as I'm
> concerned, that's LOCAL news, not national.
>
>
That's not even news, IMO.
j4
"jo4hn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> That's not even news, IMO.
It's REALITY TV! REAL reality TV. It's REAL COPS. It's what the
average American wants to watch.
--
"New Wave" Dave In Houston
"Larry Blanchard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Lew Hodgett wrote:
>
> > Almost every day, there is a car chase being televised in real time on
> > TV, someplace here in SoCal, but not today.
> >
> > Today we get to see a white pick up truck being chased in Pasadena, TX
> > (Metro Houston), in real time.
>
> Nothing on TV irritates me as much as turning on to CNN Headline News and
> finding them spending 20 minutes on a $#%^& car chase. As far as I'm
> concerned, that's LOCAL news, not national.
One L.A.W. rocket and car chases would not last twenty minutes.
CW wrote:
> One L.A.W. rocket and car chases would not last twenty minutes.
I've often thought you get a military chopper, mount a 50 caliber in
it, then announce that in 90 days, vehicles trying to escape from
police will shot with the intent to kill.
Probably cost $100 million or so to settle the nuisance lawsuits till
things get under control.
Oh well, just a thought.
Lew
"Lew Hodgett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> SoCal, the car chase capital of the world.
>
> Almost every day, there is a car chase being televised in real time on TV,
> someplace here in SoCal, but not today.
>
> Today we get to see a white pick up truck being chased in Pasadena, TX
> (Metro Houston), in real time.
>
> Guess it is a slow say in the newsroom.
>
> Must be the weather.
>
> Tis a tad warm today. About 100F at 2:00PM local time.
>
> Lew
Please don't confuse any of the Houston area residents as being anything
like the "we can't shut up" news people that you have been watching.
105 degrees F here today, too hot to go out in the shop.. Hey thats why
they made computers lol
Al
"Lew Hodgett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> SoCal, the car chase capital of the world.
>
> Almost every day, there is a car chase being televised in real time on TV,
> someplace here in SoCal, but not today.
>
> Today we get to see a white pick up truck being chased in Pasadena, TX
> (Metro Houston), in real time.
>
> Guess it is a slow say in the newsroom.
>
> Must be the weather.
>
> Tis a tad warm today. About 100F at 2:00PM local time.
>
> Lew