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Re: 4WDs - High and Mighty

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  1. "Scotty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    : said earlier its not the vehicle thats the problem...its the person behind
    : the wheel....and a lot of people shouldn't be behind a wheel on a public
    : road. Just my observations..
    :

    Like...

    "It's not guns that kill people. People kill people"
    (not sure on the credit for that)

    I just say its a lot harder to kill people with a rotting banana and an
    anchovie.

    If I was to be hit by a car (again) then I would prefer to be hit by an
    excel that crumples up like a coke can with the chance of rolling up onto
    the bonnet than a 4wd with a bull bar at head height with a large chance of
    going underneath.

    Pete

  2. "Rainbow Warrior" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    : John Doe <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    : news:[email hidden]...
    : >
    : > If I was to be hit by a car (again) then I would prefer to be hit by an
    : > excel that crumples up like a coke can with the chance of rolling up
    onto
    : > the bonnet than a 4wd with a bull bar at head height with a large chance
    : of
    : > going underneath.
    : >
    : > Pete
    :
    : We'd all be so much safer if people used Excels to tow cherry pickers &
    : large boats/horse floats on the freeway I suppose.
    :
    : Pat
    : Brisbane, Australia
    : http://homepage.powerup.com.au/~mangey/
    :
    :

    Yes you are right because you wouldnt find anyone fool to do it so there
    would be a lot less of it on the roads.

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