RE: Jeremy's *motors and drivers*

[Joe Yakubik <75363.2524@compuserve.com>]

Jeremy wrote "I know, the correct term is "engine", but "motor" sounds
good-ole-boyish."

Actually, in german there is no "engine" Engines are motors and motors are
motors, since you're talking about german cars you just have to say "motor" with
a german accent, but then you're definitely not good-ol' boyish!  

Then Jeremy wrote:

A "non-driver" would be someone who is more concerned with the current
conversation, the song on the radio...

Kinda like Michael Schumacher, reigning Formula 1 champion.  He rear-ended (more
rear quartered, I guess) someone in a traffic jam this summer, because  he was
changing radio stations and was not paying attention to the road.  

It can happen to you, too.

Joe Yakubik