I think my paintball attire is fantastic...

It's a course place, so no need for camo but I'm wearing BDUs and a bright orange cap. Shoot me, I'm Elmer Fudd!

Are you nuts. With the 40 degree temps, those balls are going to be extra hard.

So. Many. Puns.

Well, EZ-Pass makes sense in the Northeast because those states are relatively small, and there's a lot of traffic driving between them. Texas is a very long way from the EZ-Pass states in the Northeast, and the costs associated with integrating those systems isn't probably beneficial, considering the relatively small number of drivers who would benefit from such a change.

At least for now, tollways in Texas are mostly in urban areas, and generally function as alternate routes that run parallel to a freeway, or as loops around an urban area. There are currently tollways in the Houston, Austin, and Dallas/Fort Worth metro areas, as well as a short, new loop that's still under construction around Tyler that's tolled.

It's not like the Northeast where tollways are often interstate highways that run all the way across the state, and are the only option for getting from point A to point B.

It would make sense for Texas and Oklahoma to hook up, though, as there are several interstates in Oklahoma that are tolled, and in some cases, driving across the state line from Texas to Oklahoma puts you onto a tollway almost immediately.

I'm wearing long johns and clothes underneath the BDUs.

If they are hard it's alright, it's better than being given a faulty mask and having one of the buggers hit you right below the face plate, bounce up and explode inside.

LOL. Will this be making its way onto Flickr?

So are IL and IN and they are part of EZ-pass. Just busting your chops.

so many places to go so little time. ;)

My thoughts as well. Pictures are a must!

They're closer than Texas is!

Ohio is the state that really should be added. That would connect Illinois and Indiana to the Northeastern states.

OT (as if that is possible in the box)

I just did ord-man in BMI y+, the main benefit is the seats and they are looking very tired. My seat was in fact missing the neck light (as was about half the cabin) and it was slightly broken (the footrest did retract all the way. The seat reminds me of the CO 757 bf seat. The CO seat has way more recline as well as it is slightly wider. I did in fact find the recline on BD surprisingly slim (not much more than Y, and the seat very narrow.

All of that being said, I slept like a rock.

That's lame.

Man I must be bored today. I didn't realize I had the View on the TV as background noise and then turn to watch W and I actually paid attention to him.

How many bl**dy toll authorities are there in Texas?

Is there some reason to spend $2.50 for the toll road if you are headed to the airport on I-45 and whatever else during off-peak hours? I never have gotten caught in slow traffic traveling downtown from IAH during off-peak hours using the non-tollway option.