from "Tom said:And the Volvo ?
Linz said:Stop shouting.
Christ, no, not googlegroups. Come back when you've read something
about Usenet etiquette.
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I am careful and logical and I look things up I don't understand!
When I hear people use the wrong words I get edgy! I am good with
cheese. I read books fast. I /think/! And I always have a piece
of string. That's the kind of person I am! (Pratchett, Wee Free Men)
IT BEING......?????
bongo said:hhmm made me think about outlook express,
after all of these years you would have thought that microsoft would make it so that the sig and reply would be at the bottom of the post automatically.
i was responding in kind to some idiot who chose to write in all caps.
Peter H.M. Brooks said:Of course I know that there are some girl rally drivers, at least those
of the feminine sex clinically, who rally cars. Good luck to them. If
there are any of them here they might have a view as to how often
they've felt moved to bonk in a rally car - or, more implausibly, in a
Volvo.
It's always seemed a strange thing to want to do in cars - sleeping inMoira said:I had a "gentleman caller" who drove a Volvo. I point out that I
never felt inclined to bonk in it. But it was a very comfortable
vehicle from the passenger point of view.
Peter said:leeping in
cars is also a strange thing to want to do and generally not a good way
to get a restful night.
jmcgill said:Peter said:leeping in
cars is also a strange thing to want to do and generally not a good way
to get a restful night.
It is often far better than the alternatives. Think [of a] "6,000 mile road
trip, $200 to your name."
leeping in
cars is also a strange thing to want to do and generally not a good
way to get a restful night.
It is often far better than the alternatives. Think [of a] "6,000
mile road trip, $200 to your name."
I assume you left out the 'of a' by accident'.
If you have a car and need to travel six thousand miles but only have
a small sum of money, one option would be to sell the car and travel
in comfort on a train.
OH YES I WOULD!!! I OWN A 1998 V40 2.0i & IT'S KEWL!!!
GOOGLE ROCKS 2 M8
And I suspect the alarm system was by Lucas, the way it can behave.Roger Hunt ([email protected]) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :
A V40's a Mitsubishi built by the Dutch, so it doesn't count as a Volvo.
<thinks>
That's probably a good thing, though.
Adrian said:A V40's a Mitsubishi built by the Dutch, so it doesn't count as a Volvo.
Steve Walker said:In message <[email protected]>,
How about Focus/Mazda3 based ones? SWMBO got a brand new V50 2.0 as a
courtesy car yesterday when her MX5 went in for a service. She hated it.
I didn't drive it, but from the passenger seat it felt slow, and
considering how much body roll there was (and how stodgy she said it
felt) it didn't ride particularly well. Bit of a poor show to start off
with a Focus chassis and end up with something with both poor ride and
handling.
What else would you expect going from a sporty roadster to a stationIn message <[email protected]>,
How about Focus/Mazda3 based ones? SWMBO got a brand new V50 2.0 as a
courtesy car yesterday when her MX5 went in for a service. She hated it.
I didn't drive it, but from the passenger seat it felt slow, and
considering how much body roll there was (and how stodgy she said it
felt) it didn't ride particularly well. Bit of a poor show to start off
with a Focus chassis and end up with something with both poor ride and
handling.
What else would you expect going from a sporty roadster to a station
wagon -- any station wagon?
In message <[email protected]>,
How about Focus/Mazda3 based ones? SWMBO got a brand new V50 2.0 as a
courtesy car yesterday when her MX5 went in for a service. She hated it.
I didn't drive it, but from the passenger seat it felt slow, and
considering how much body roll there was (and how stodgy she said it
felt) it didn't ride particularly well. Bit of a poor show to start off
with a Focus chassis and end up with something with both poor ride and
handling.