keith

Your park/neutral switch (most likely) or your brake light switch (less likely) may be out of adjustment.
The car uses input from the p/n switch to allow the brake/transmission switch interlock solenoid to release the shifter from the park position, but only when the brake is applied hard enough to turn on the stop lights.

If the problem is getting worse, it will probably continue to get worse until the car is no longer driveable without exessive shenanigans. I can't really give any sort of educated opinion beyond that as I haven't seen the car in person. If I might be candid, Tauruses suck ass and you'd do well to get rid of it while it's worth anything at all - and before the steering rack takes a dump, a common, frustrating and expensive repair since they tend to vomit power steering fluid out of the reservior endlessly due to a bad design, fixable only by extensive vacuum bleeding of the reservior. Transmissions and A/C are also mucho sucko.

Let me know how things work out.

edited because spelling is kryptonite for me tonight, apparently

[Edited on Jun 06, 2005 9:40PM]

new music can't penetrate that...

it most often disappoints me actually...

I bought like 3 new release albums this year...and one of them was the Gang of Four reissue.

I listen to jazz, so I feel your pain...or bliss.

I cant believe I missed it!

Must have been a weekend story?

What movie was that bad? I have a feeling it rhymes with "Schmar Mores"

For a good flick, i strongly recommend "Layer Cake"

Hah I found it almost immediately after you signed off the other night. *dances* Oooh I wish there'd be a journal entry...

I've seen a few episodes with that kind of movie. It makes me sad. It's a good thing most of the movies they pick are hilariously brilliant.

[Edited on Jun 03, 2005 10:43AM]

Wow! I totally want to buy that book!

vibrating with anticipation.

I can't wait to buy and read this book!!!
How can you have any pudding when you didn't eat your meat?!?!?!?!?!

It is a brilliant book. I highly recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Floyd, or of 60's rock in general. Mason writes with honesty and clarity about a wondrous band in a turbulent time. There's also an abridged audio book available, read by Mason himself.

I want to thank the SG website for scoring this interview. I really appreciate Mr. Daniels questions, and his smoothness in talking with Nick Mason.

This site has some of the best interviews I've read in years. They are always honest, straight to the point, and not mythologized.

Thanks again, SG!

Ha! No kidding.

Thanks for posting that "playing in a band" thread. Very interesting.

Thanks for your concern, but there's nothing i can do. And like I said in one year I won't be using any potable water. So if you want to go ahead an do the math, say i live another 80 years, that one year of a dripping faucet amounts to 12 gallons a year. I can live with that. And I'd still be willing to bet we use less than 1/2 of what other people use. Because the water we don't use adds up just as quickly.Choose your battles.

Call me (call me) my love
Call me, call me any, anytime
Call me (call me) for a ride
Call me, call me for some overtime
Call me (call me) my love
Call me, call me in a sweet design
Call me (call me), call me for your lover's lover's alibi
Call me (call me) on the line
Call me, call me any, anytime
Call me (call me)
Oh, call me, oo-hoo-hah
Call me (call me) my love
Call me, call me any, anytime

dude... you meeped!

Dizzy in the head now, I'm feeling blue
Things you say, well, maybe they're true
I'm getting funny dreams again and again
That cannot be explained

(Sorry if half of those lyrics are wrong, I just typed them from the top of my just-woken-up head. )

...out of my brain on the train.