Re: Bronco Busting or now I put my foot in it

["Dave Puterbaugh" <deputer@email.msn.com>]

Jenny, Jenny, Jenny!  You need to learn to mello out.  Instead of worrying
about what others drive, how they park, who is wasting fuel, look at the
great things that are happening around you.  You have an Audi, which is
nice.  You unloaded your Trooper on some poor camp which is nice for both
partys.  You sound gainfully employed, and hopefully your health is good.
Every morning that you wake up is a great day!

Dave Puterbaugh
I love my fuel wasting 'Burb when I tow my fuel wasting boat almost as much
as my fuel wasting chipped 200 20v.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jenny Curtis <jenny@physics.spa.umn.edu>
To: Q-list <quattro@audifans.com>
Date: Thursday, September 09, 1999 6:52 AM
Subject: Bronco Busting or now I put my foot in it


>Jim wrote:
>
>>First of all, a late model Bronco (78 - 96) is
>>not an SUV to a Bronco-owner. It is a truck.
>
>The key phrase here would be "to a Bronco-owner."  To me they look like an
SUV.
>I have a friend who's daughter got carried away driving one too fast to the
mall
>(younger, inexperienced driver to boot) and flipped it.  I have ridden in
them,
>but never driven one myself.  I got the impression that there was just too
much
>engine there for the size and weight distribution of the car--er excuse me,
>truck.  I am not an expert though, so I don't want to insult you or other
Bronco
>owners.  Your point about fewer "wimpy car-like components" is well taken
as
>they do seem to be more truck-like.
>
>Lately my crackpot crusade has been against big cars and trucks parking in
>compact spots in ramps.  Today I noticed a brand new A6 in a compact spot
in my
>ramp.  What do you all  think, is an A6 compact?  It is about as long as a
Ford
>Taurus which I wouldn't consider compact.  It didn't present an obstacle to
see
>around like most trucks and minivans, but I could see someone coming around
the
>corner and easily clipping the tail lights--far too nice a car to leave in
such
>a vulnerable spot.
>
>
>Jenny
>
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