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I guess so, although it seems a stretch to say "most".

Amazing. I should look up the equivalent numbers over here.

You missed the post in this thread where I posted a list of URLs & quotes to back up my argument?

His mother is very well endowed, & the little fellow had trouble finding her nipple without aid. ;^)

No, it's childish to complain about a service that one's benefiting from.

Did you whine about doing your chores when you were a child?

An ambition of mine is to do the whole length of Historic 66 in a 1950s 'Vette.

I wouldn't drive to the mall in a Dauphine, I got hemorrhoids :-)

Triumph Heralds were *all* built from junk chassis ;-)

Although not quite as bad as the Dauphine, they also suffered from the swing-axle rear suspension "jack up" problem, resulting in instant, unexpected pointing in the opposite direction, followed by a backwards excursion into the scenery.

Only Europeons could come up with independent rear suspension that was worse than a rigid axle.

Oddly, VWs didn't seem to do it.

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then declines to identify the facts he wants. Unsurprisingly - he was just posting his usual "me too" to John Larkin's equally unspecific

"Why do you make up stuff you know nothing about?"

which similarly failed to identify the "stuff I know nothing about", in typical right-wing nit-wit style.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

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Sure they did, until VW modified the rear suspension to prevent it. VW's used to flip over in accidents about twice as frequently as the average car.

Ralph Nader spelled it out in Unsafe at Any Speed"

I'm old enough to have read it whe it was first published.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

Lye - sodium hydroxide to the chemically educated - kills the grass, and if they catch you you end up paying for for new turf. Intelligent undergraduates use urea, which actaully makes the grass grow more strongly, so the letters show up as greener areas in the grass.

It's hard to construe that as damaging the lawn.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

Let's hope he outgrows that problem.

Seeing as I gave half a dozen links & quotes with relevant data, I believe that I've done my part WRT to providing cites. Now let's see something from him... ;^)

Well, he's just turned 8, so it hasn't been an issue for quite a while. ;^)

Hogwash. Don't be an ass (I know, an impossibility). He has no choice in the matter. Of course he's going to bitch. IT's the only way to make a change.

Were you born without a brain or did you lose it along the way?

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-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

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I didn't think you could. ;^)

Not puzzling at all look at the population density for correlation.

Exactly. One wonders: why produce at all? It's a lot of trouble, then they just bury you in paperwork, tax you, and hate you for it all the same.

Cheers, James Arthur

~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Who is John Galt?" --bumper sticker, recently spotted