How common are SUVs on the highways of other people's towns?
Up here in the snow belt (north of Syracuse) I'm a little bit worried about how we're going to do without one. SUVs and pickup trucks are the norm.
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Amy - Dec 06, 2005 9:23:01 am PST #8082 of 10003
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Sophia Brooks - Dec 06, 2005 9:25:12 am PST #8083 of 10003
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Also, we have many SUV's here-- not so many pickups-- but also a lot of Honda Accords, Suburu's, etc...
amych - Dec 06, 2005 9:25:18 am PST #8084 of 10003
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At least half SUV's around here too. Note that we don't have severe weather, just gas-guzzlin' republicans.
erikaj - Dec 06, 2005 9:26:29 am PST #8085 of 10003
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Gris - Dec 06, 2005 9:31:42 am PST #8086 of 10003
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They make reduced fat wheat thins, which are less greasy than the normal, but still too salty. They make reduced sodium wheat things, which are less salty than the original, but still too greasy. Why oh why don't they make reduced fat AND sodium wheat thins? That would be perfection.
Calli - Dec 06, 2005 9:32:35 am PST #8087 of 10003
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How common are SUVs on the highways of other people's towns?
Way too common. We're as likely to get iced up roads as we are to get major snow (that is to say, 2-3 times a year, at most), and 4WD, as connie mentioned, isn't particularly useful on ice.
Once we get any major winter precipitation around Durham, the best bet is to stay home (if you're lucky enough to be home) and sip tea. Or whiskey. People here just don't have the necessary experience driving in snow. That includes me, since I moved down from MI before my first winter with a drivers licence.
ChiKat - Dec 06, 2005 9:34:28 am PST #8088 of 10003
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I would like to point out that all SUV owners are not Republicans with tiny dicks who waste gas. I'm sure some are, but not all.
I love my SUV because it handles great in the snow. It gets 23-24 mpg in the city and 27-28 mpg highway, so while it's not a Honda Civic, it doesn't absolutely suck on the gas. I'm not a Republican, but my dick is non-existant, so I guess that applies.
Vortex - Dec 06, 2005 9:35:28 am PST #8089 of 10003
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GRRRR! The person in the office next to me has the EXTREMELY ANNOYING habit of singing loudly (apparently with music). I can hear it in my office, as my desk is next to the wall. Finally, I couldn't stand it anymore, and politely asked her to "turn down her music". Now, she''s stopped playing music, but is still singing. I used the "music" excuse as an attempt to be polite, but SHE'S STILL DOING IT.
ChiKat - Dec 06, 2005 9:36:54 am PST #8090 of 10003
That man was going to shank me. Over an omelette. Two eggs and a slice of government cheese. Is that what my life is worth?
Oh, Vortex, that sucks! Is there an office manager you can talk to who can ask her to keep it down?
Daisy Jane - Dec 06, 2005 9:37:44 am PST #8091 of 10003
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Huh. We may be getting frozen water falling from the sky tomorrow. Strange.