Ahh - but Shakespeare was obviously a very politically incorrect fellow. To wit: "Heigh ho!". He must now be officially purged from our literature. :)
Bill Putney (To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with the letter 'x')
He was very un-PC at the time he wrote, but nowadays, very mainstream
-- *de rigeur* in fact. His work is compulsory in high school English.
Fran
Right. They're the ones who don't need or want one and refuse to understand or accept that there are people who do need and want them. IOW, people who bleat about personal freedom a lot, so long as everyone does exactly what THEY want to do.
(PS- I don't own one)
**Nope.
**Nope.
**OK.
Trevor Wilson
Yep.
Yep.
Your logic brain is just a bit screwed!
You're an extremist, extreme right?
The Corolla is a nice car and would fill my urban driving needs, but unfortunately it needs a telescoping steering wheel for me to drive it comfortably. I've looked at it very closely. I've had large vehicles, even a full sized van when I needed it.
A truck based SUV is unnecessary for me even though I could write a cheque for the largest of them. I don't buy something just because I can easily afford it.
I really wouldn't care if people drive large SUVs, but dam it they block the view of other traffic. Plus many driving them attempt to push others off the roads, driving far too close and too fast. NOTE I SAID MANY, not all. If they continued to buy the Transam GM wouldn't have had to shut the factory.
As for the need to have an SUV, nope not the way I see it in my necj of the woods. For example neighbors across the street have 3 large SUVs and two cars. Each adult has one large SUV and one of their three unmarried children. Obviously they only need one at the most, but like many they just have to spend their high income on SUVs.
BTW I'm already in another country, thank goodness!
And we agree on that.
Bill Putney (To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with the letter 'x')
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