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Just need to get the hose and run it out the passenger compartment and wear a coat that prevents body heat from warming the windows.

Hi Chuck:

___That's nuts :D

___Good Luck

___Wayne

Who knows? Mike might help me with an exhaust hose for my Dr. Strangelove look. :D

Is that your "My Ride" pic? ;)

I'll tell you what, if I'm driving down the road and I see that pass me, I'm following it because clearly he knows something I don't! :D

I say, any day I can fog the windows is a good day.

You forgot the tinfoil hat. ;)

Chuck

I think window fogging will be the least of your problems with that rig. :)

Had an ex co-worker that was talking incessantly about Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, so one day I sliped into his office with the gas mask on wearing a black dress shirt and slacks....he jumped. :D
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Hi Chuck:

___I am still laughing every time I see that pic and I know it is you behind the mask and the wheel :D

___Good Luck

___Wayne

Gearin' up for that anthrax attack, are we?
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You definitely need a crash helmet to go with that...
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I've had a lot of fun with that gas mask.

Last year I actually slept with it, but invariably took it off after about an hour from self-induced sleep apenea. Why? Attempting to simulate being in the mountains for the Pikes Peak Marathon. People that live at high altitudes (over 5,000 feet) bulid up more red blood cells to scrape up the dimished oxygen. It takes weeks for that to happen. At sea level you have to some how reduce oxygen, but a 20K oxygen tent is not in my budget - thus the $69 gas mask.

On somewhat serious side, I've notice the driver's side fogs up faster.

I made a couple of other goofy pictures that day - just deciding the time and place to pop them up. :D