Post by Clipper on Sept 5, 2019 6:50:58 GMT -5
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How convenient. Kathy's brother used to keep his Harley in the dining room during the winter, but this is the first time I have heard of someone parking a car in their kitchen. I wonder if his wife will serve him breakfast in the car if he pulls up to the kitchen island and toots his horn.
There is someone along the road that I take to go into town that has a smart car. They park it on a patio adjacent to the side door to their home. I chuckle when I see it on the road. The guy that drives it is as big as I am. When I see him all scrunched up and hunched over the wheel in it, it reminds me of a clown car. I once passed him on I-81. I-81 is 3 lanes in each direction with a 70mph speed limit where it passes through Bristol Va. Between exits one and seven the traffic becomes quite congested as it provides access to some of the most dense shopping areas, and services such as major hotels and gas stations. I thought to myself at the time that the guy was either very brave or rather stupid. Route 11 parallels the interstate and is much slower and safer for that puddle jumper. I would be terrified to go out on the interstate, surrounded by tractor trailers and larger cars and trucks, all flying long at 70+ miles per hour in such a small and vulnerable vehicle
How convenient. Kathy's brother used to keep his Harley in the dining room during the winter, but this is the first time I have heard of someone parking a car in their kitchen. I wonder if his wife will serve him breakfast in the car if he pulls up to the kitchen island and toots his horn.
There is someone along the road that I take to go into town that has a smart car. They park it on a patio adjacent to the side door to their home. I chuckle when I see it on the road. The guy that drives it is as big as I am. When I see him all scrunched up and hunched over the wheel in it, it reminds me of a clown car. I once passed him on I-81. I-81 is 3 lanes in each direction with a 70mph speed limit where it passes through Bristol Va. Between exits one and seven the traffic becomes quite congested as it provides access to some of the most dense shopping areas, and services such as major hotels and gas stations. I thought to myself at the time that the guy was either very brave or rather stupid. Route 11 parallels the interstate and is much slower and safer for that puddle jumper. I would be terrified to go out on the interstate, surrounded by tractor trailers and larger cars and trucks, all flying long at 70+ miles per hour in such a small and vulnerable vehicle
