[s-cars] old or diversity

[QSHIPQ at aol.com]

My 15yo could probably get Windows Certified at this point, hard to stay on  
top of that.  I just asked her that no FBI visits please...  Toys  *are* for 
the same reasons, just more global in scope, which can be a bit  overwhelming 
as a parent.  Lucky for me, my older daughter already knows  the RS2 Urq 
project well, and has her sights set on quattro, albeit my  supercharged Landcruiser 
is the her current awd vehicle of choice.  I  already got my mother and my 
wife to Steamboat, so Gruppe-q '08 will start the  next generation, right Lawson?
 
Skis, what no Hexcels with the too cool honeycomb graphics?  I just  can't be 
that old!
 
Cheers
 
Scott
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 3/16/2007 3:21:04 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
iduff at comcast.net writes:
Scott, you can't be old enough to be THAT  predictable. So your  
daughter's a pretty adroit social engineer? Or  did she hack into your  
net? In either case, time to be very careful!  Perhaps past time, as  
it is for me! Given my kids fondness for toys  that allow social  
exchange, IM, mobile phones, MySpace, etc, as well  as toys that  
enhance those social exchanges, guitar, piano, bikes,  skateboards,  
etc, the more things change, the more they stay the same.  Some new  
toys, but for all the same reasons.

Now to convince my  kids that VAG products are better to start off in  
than those from  Göteborg, Munich or Dearborn, not to mention trying  
to figure out  whether to take them to Skippy or Russell or Bondurant  
to teach them  to drive, rather than the vehicular appliance training  
they get  locally.

-Ian.
 



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