Segway HT/Demonstrators in group?

[Guest guest]

How about we ALL at get to be 'demonstrators' of the Segway HT?

Great press and test driving for ALL concerned! Now there's a

'challenge'! ~ G

Rick Alber wrote:

>

> The initial version of the Segway device that they're demonstrating holds a

> standing person. But there's nothing that prevents them from putting a seat

> on it.

[Guest guest]

Where do I go to sign up?? I want one! I wonder if it can sense when you are

not balanced. (LOL)

On another note - I was watching COPS with the hubby (his fav and I was tired

so...) Anyway, they showed a field sobriety test, I can do none of the

required movements, so does this mean my driving is impaired?? The cop did ask

him if he had balance or ankle issues (i thought was pretty good for a cop to

ask). Just hope I never get pulled over for DUI. I think the only one I could

pass would be the breathilizer test.

Just thinking!

Martha

Gretchen Glick <liliwigg@...> wrote: How about we ALL at get to be

'demonstrators' of the Segway HT?

Great press and test driving for ALL concerned! Now there's a

'challenge'! ~ G

Rick Alber wrote:

>

> The initial version of the Segway device that they're demonstrating holds a

> standing person. But there's nothing that prevents them from putting a seat

> on it.

[Guest guest]

I watch Cops often and I think about the sobriety tests too. I'd fail

them in a heartbeat. I do carry around in my wallet my CMT list of

medications I can't have and hopefully that in conjunction with showing

him my AFOs would allow me to pass. It would be a funny scene to have

on tape though. :-)

On Tuesday, December 4, 2001, at 04:30 PM, Martha Emery wrote:

>

> Where do I go to sign up??  I want one!  I wonder if it can sense when

> you are not balanced. (LOL)

> On another note - I was watching COPS with the hubby (his fav and I was

> tired so...) Anyway, they showed a field sobriety test,   I can do none

> of the required movements, so does this mean my driving is impaired?? 

> The cop did ask him if he had balance or ankle issues (i thought was

> pretty good for a cop to ask).  Just hope I never get pulled over for

> DUI.  I think the only one I could pass would be the breathilizer test.

> Just thinking!

> Martha

>   Gretchen Glick <liliwigg@...> wrote: How about we ALL at

> get to be 'demonstrators' of the Segway HT?

> Great press and test driving for ALL concerned! Now there's a

> 'challenge'!    ~ G

>

> Rick Alber wrote:

> >

> > The initial version of the Segway device that they're demonstrating

> holds a

> > standing person. But there's nothing that prevents them from putting

> a seat

> > on it.

>

>

[Guest guest]

and Martha

The cops thing. One of my local police forces have introduced the sobriety tests

and I can't wait to get pulled over. They showed a demonstration on the the

local TV (Birmingham UK) that included walking in a straight line one foot in

front of another. Can't do that and I can't guarantee being able to find my nose

with my finger with my eyes shut and that's without a drink.

But add that to someone who doesn't have a diagnosis for CMT it will end up with

urine and blood tests.

Could be fun?

Love

Sue X

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----- Original Message -----

From: sdgiftos@...

Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 10:25 PM

Subject: Re: [] Segway HT/Demonstrators in group?

I watch Cops often and I think about the sobriety tests too. I'd fail

them in a heartbeat. I do carry around in my wallet my CMT list of

medications I can't have and hopefully that in conjunction with showing

him my AFOs would allow me to pass. It would be a funny scene to have

on tape though. :-)

On Tuesday, December 4, 2001, at 04:30 PM, Martha Emery wrote:

>

> Where do I go to sign up?? I want one! I wonder if it can sense when

> you are not balanced. (LOL)

> On another note - I was watching COPS with the hubby (his fav and I was

> tired so...) Anyway, they showed a field sobriety test, I can do none

> of the required movements, so does this mean my driving is impaired??

> The cop did ask him if he had balance or ankle issues (i thought was

> pretty good for a cop to ask). Just hope I never get pulled over for

> DUI. I think the only one I could pass would be the breathilizer test.

> Just thinking!

> Martha

> Gretchen Glick <liliwigg@...> wrote: How about we ALL at

> get to be 'demonstrators' of the Segway HT?

> Great press and test driving for ALL concerned! Now there's a

> 'challenge'! ~ G

>

> Rick Alber wrote:

> >

> > The initial version of the Segway device that they're demonstrating

> holds a

> > standing person. But there's nothing that prevents them from putting

> a seat

> > on it.

>

>