

| Subject: | Was: I'll bite...diesel- safety...flipped off. Now: reactions to Westies/Vanagons |
| From: | neil |
| Date: | Thu, 14 Dec 2006 14:04:04 -0500 |
At work I was chatting with one of the flute players about my Westy. Her reaction to finding out that I owned one was that of (and I'm paraprasing here): 'I hate those people!' (Westy owner/drivers) 'They're too wholesome with their outdoorsy camping....' etc etc. Couldn't quite understand where she was going with her mini-rant, but since she's quite the amazon (6' +) and looked like she had a long reach, I let her unravel her tale. --- ;^) Of course we were just joking around, but I think at some level she really felt that Westy owners were not her "cup of tea". Of course I couldn't give a R'sA about her reaction, (she will never set foot in my van!!) just thought it funny/unusual. Me still being somewhat of a newbie to Westies. Cheers, Neil. --- Roger Sisler <rogersisler2000@YAHOO.COM> wrote: > I think it is now hard wired into most peoples heads > that the vanagon is > just slow. Even though few remember them,or ever saw > one,it is the > slowness of the origional Vw buses where this must > come form. Man has > evolved since that time, and it is just known that > VW things are slow. > Knowledge that one is now born with.When I pullout > form anintersection, I > dont get messages from other drivers.They just > somehow know I am doing all > I can. Either that,or they just gave up > justering.Dosent work. I have seen > that appoligic bumper sticker on diesels saying > "Caution 48 horsepower at > work" , or how about the one that says" yes,the line > begins here" > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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