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Re: Makes you weep

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  1. "Ian Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    John Hearns said:

    The selfish would then start justifying other vehicles, for no other
    reason than to mark themselves out. Humvees - because 'I need to


    traverse

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    really large potholes'.

    Actually, in National Geographic a few editions ago some american
    woman justified it on teh basis that she loved knowing that whatever
    she might bumpo into teh other thing would come off worse. This
    accompanied by a picture of her two children happily playing behind it
    parked on the driveway - presumably she'll be ectstatic if she 'bumps
    over' her son one day.

    regards, Ian SMith

    These are the only class of motorised vehicle that I’ve heard Jeremy
    Clarkson be negative about (TV prog a year or so back).
    He thought the fuel consumption around town was pretty stupid.
    Interviewed a woman in Hampstead? and asked why she needed such a vehicle.
    When she said it could get up snowy hills better, he asked, “what was the
    car that she used to drive that couldn’t get up London hills”?
    He also likened them to nuclear arms in that you had to get one to protect
    yourself from others that already had them.

    Paul.

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