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Sometimes you can just decided to take an alternative route as you Experience Mobility. Check out this “SLICK” Boatmobile and watch the video by clicking on the picture. I can just see myself getting one of these for my travels up North!
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Written by Jack Cook · Filed Under General
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I cannot stand the (c) warning in the RSS feed.
Mobility Site seems fairly popular. It’s blog copy uses a fairly unique narrative style that should be easy to sleuth. Posts are usually readable, specific to the blogs purpose, and fairly concise. Then the RSS feed goes and screws it up with a lengthy repeating threat and ballyhoo about copyright. It adds bulk, arrogance, mean-heartedness, and fills the screen, but offers no extra purpose or extra legal weight. While reading, is it three, four, five, six times that a long and snarly voice trumpets noise into the feed? Any pirate or plagiarizing you scare away isn’t worth inserting ugly throbbing copy into your good readers day.
Point well taken. Removing them now.