Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

"Leo Lee" <leeleo93@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "c" <c@me.org> wrote in message
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> > >
> > > Driving in US is getting dangerous and utterly illogical. Car is the
> > > symbol
> > > of the ultimate materialism. I'm not saying that it does not happen
> > > to other
> > > nation. But US is the leading the way. I know that some cities in
> > > European,
> > > you can't drive with gasoline-engine automobile for concerning their
> > > environment and allow only electric automobile
> > >
> > > I don't like US and their automobile culture. I hate America. I would
> > > not mind top drive a electric automobile in Swietzland to save Alp
> > > mountains.
> >
> > The fact that you use AOL and Google while you say you hate America
makes
> > you nothing more than a hypocrite.
> >
> > Chris
>
> That's cheap shot! Monopoly capitalism. You have no choice but AOL
monopoly
> capitalism.

No one said you had to use AOL. If they had a monopoly then everyone would
have to use it. I see in one of your other posts that you live in America.
No one made you come here, and no one is making you stay here. People like
you are more than welcome to leave. In fact most of us would encourage it.
There are lots of people that would be happy to take your place here, so
good riddance. BTW, why exactly did you end up here in the first place?

Chris

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

In rec.autos.makers.chrysler Dave Milne <jeep@_nospam_milne.info> wrote:
> You have never lived in Europe have you ? BTW, how can you hate a whole
> country ? Is there something wrong with you ?

He sure hasn't lived in Europe.
Driving in the US is childs play compared to the Netherlands and
most other parts of Europe. Spain is fairly easy as it has long and
quiet roads like the US interstates. Madrid is suicide.
Paris is a *cough* experience. Driving there will teach you to to
floor it while braking too and steering to get into that almost big
enough place on the next lane.
Belgium will show you that passing at speeds over 120mph is 'the right
thing' if you want to overhaul 3 cars so you can leave the exitramp first.
In Portugal people drive as fast as they can. So new cars do 120 while old
cars do 40. That's no problem there.
In Germany if you don't drive a Merc, Porsche of big BMW You Will
Let Them Pass.
And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
me.
Martin
The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.



> "Leo Lee" <leeleo93@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:53467eb7.0310182307.76826ad1@posting.google.c om...
> : aerial@cwcom.net (BW) wrote in message
> news:<fa2affc2.0310141103.55b10c52@posting.google. com>...
> : > I was searching through some past articles trying to answer the above
> : > question and came across someon who wrote this:
> : >
> : > "It's not the speed itself, it's the thrill of passing. Well... in
> : > that case you might want to mention the thrill of not letting anyone
> : > pass you."
> :
> :
> : You sound like an American driver. I do not believe most Euroepan
> : drivers trying to get high speed. Here is US, driving is going to war
> : I mean like back into the cowboy day that stupid idiot scum cowboy you
> : shoot and kill other or you will be killed. American driver is like
> : cowboy. This driving manic used to be white people but check in the
> : street of big city, you see the other race black, Latino and Asian
> : doing that too. In LA, Asian of modified HOnda has became their social
> : symbol of driving fast. I know three Asians with modified Honda got
> : wrecked their cars.
> :
> : Driving in US is getting dangerous and utterly illogical. Car is the
> : symbol
> : of the ultimate materialism. I'm not saying that it does not happen
> : to other
> : nation. But US is the leading the way. I know that some cities in
> : European,
> : you can't drive with gasoline-engine automobile for concerning their
> : environment and allow only electric automobile
> :
> : I don't like US and their automobile culture. I hate America. I would
> : not mind top drive a electric automobile in Swietzland to save Alp
> : mountains.

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

In rec.autos.makers.chrysler Dave Milne <jeep@_nospam_milne.info> wrote:
> You have never lived in Europe have you ? BTW, how can you hate a whole
> country ? Is there something wrong with you ?

He sure hasn't lived in Europe.
Driving in the US is childs play compared to the Netherlands and
most other parts of Europe. Spain is fairly easy as it has long and
quiet roads like the US interstates. Madrid is suicide.
Paris is a *cough* experience. Driving there will teach you to to
floor it while braking too and steering to get into that almost big
enough place on the next lane.
Belgium will show you that passing at speeds over 120mph is 'the right
thing' if you want to overhaul 3 cars so you can leave the exitramp first.
In Portugal people drive as fast as they can. So new cars do 120 while old
cars do 40. That's no problem there.
In Germany if you don't drive a Merc, Porsche of big BMW You Will
Let Them Pass.
And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
me.
Martin
The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.



> "Leo Lee" <leeleo93@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:53467eb7.0310182307.76826ad1@posting.google.c om...
> : aerial@cwcom.net (BW) wrote in message
> news:<fa2affc2.0310141103.55b10c52@posting.google. com>...
> : > I was searching through some past articles trying to answer the above
> : > question and came across someon who wrote this:
> : >
> : > "It's not the speed itself, it's the thrill of passing. Well... in
> : > that case you might want to mention the thrill of not letting anyone
> : > pass you."
> :
> :
> : You sound like an American driver. I do not believe most Euroepan
> : drivers trying to get high speed. Here is US, driving is going to war
> : I mean like back into the cowboy day that stupid idiot scum cowboy you
> : shoot and kill other or you will be killed. American driver is like
> : cowboy. This driving manic used to be white people but check in the
> : street of big city, you see the other race black, Latino and Asian
> : doing that too. In LA, Asian of modified HOnda has became their social
> : symbol of driving fast. I know three Asians with modified Honda got
> : wrecked their cars.
> :
> : Driving in US is getting dangerous and utterly illogical. Car is the
> : symbol
> : of the ultimate materialism. I'm not saying that it does not happen
> : to other
> : nation. But US is the leading the way. I know that some cities in
> : European,
> : you can't drive with gasoline-engine automobile for concerning their
> : environment and allow only electric automobile
> :
> : I don't like US and their automobile culture. I hate America. I would
> : not mind top drive a electric automobile in Swietzland to save Alp
> : mountains.

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

In rec.autos.makers.chrysler Dave Milne <jeep@_nospam_milne.info> wrote:
> You have never lived in Europe have you ? BTW, how can you hate a whole
> country ? Is there something wrong with you ?

He sure hasn't lived in Europe.
Driving in the US is childs play compared to the Netherlands and
most other parts of Europe. Spain is fairly easy as it has long and
quiet roads like the US interstates. Madrid is suicide.
Paris is a *cough* experience. Driving there will teach you to to
floor it while braking too and steering to get into that almost big
enough place on the next lane.
Belgium will show you that passing at speeds over 120mph is 'the right
thing' if you want to overhaul 3 cars so you can leave the exitramp first.
In Portugal people drive as fast as they can. So new cars do 120 while old
cars do 40. That's no problem there.
In Germany if you don't drive a Merc, Porsche of big BMW You Will
Let Them Pass.
And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
me.
Martin
The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.



> "Leo Lee" <leeleo93@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:53467eb7.0310182307.76826ad1@posting.google.c om...
> : aerial@cwcom.net (BW) wrote in message
> news:<fa2affc2.0310141103.55b10c52@posting.google. com>...
> : > I was searching through some past articles trying to answer the above
> : > question and came across someon who wrote this:
> : >
> : > "It's not the speed itself, it's the thrill of passing. Well... in
> : > that case you might want to mention the thrill of not letting anyone
> : > pass you."
> :
> :
> : You sound like an American driver. I do not believe most Euroepan
> : drivers trying to get high speed. Here is US, driving is going to war
> : I mean like back into the cowboy day that stupid idiot scum cowboy you
> : shoot and kill other or you will be killed. American driver is like
> : cowboy. This driving manic used to be white people but check in the
> : street of big city, you see the other race black, Latino and Asian
> : doing that too. In LA, Asian of modified HOnda has became their social
> : symbol of driving fast. I know three Asians with modified Honda got
> : wrecked their cars.
> :
> : Driving in US is getting dangerous and utterly illogical. Car is the
> : symbol
> : of the ultimate materialism. I'm not saying that it does not happen
> : to other
> : nation. But US is the leading the way. I know that some cities in
> : European,
> : you can't drive with gasoline-engine automobile for concerning their
> : environment and allow only electric automobile
> :
> : I don't like US and their automobile culture. I hate America. I would
> : not mind top drive a electric automobile in Swietzland to save Alp
> : mountains.

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

Where I saw people passing us going at least 220 kph.


"chris" <cjcortel@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:UZHkb.140098$xx4.26050429@twister.neo.rr.com. ..
> Ah yes, and the autobahn is where?
>
> > You sound like an American driver. I do not believe most
Euroepan
> > drivers trying to get high speed.
>
>

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

Where I saw people passing us going at least 220 kph.


"chris" <cjcortel@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:UZHkb.140098$xx4.26050429@twister.neo.rr.com. ..
> Ah yes, and the autobahn is where?
>
> > You sound like an American driver. I do not believe most
Euroepan
> > drivers trying to get high speed.
>
>

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

Where I saw people passing us going at least 220 kph.


"chris" <cjcortel@neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:UZHkb.140098$xx4.26050429@twister.neo.rr.com. ..
> Ah yes, and the autobahn is where?
>
> > You sound like an American driver. I do not believe most
Euroepan
> > drivers trying to get high speed.
>
>

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

Hi Martin,
Are the streets of Amsterdam still cluttered with bicycles?
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Martin Boer wrote:
>
> He sure hasn't lived in Europe.
> Driving in the US is childs play compared to the Netherlands and
> most other parts of Europe. Spain is fairly easy as it has long and
> quiet roads like the US interstates. Madrid is suicide.
> Paris is a *cough* experience. Driving there will teach you to to
> floor it while braking too and steering to get into that almost big
> enough place on the next lane.
> Belgium will show you that passing at speeds over 120mph is 'the right
> thing' if you want to overhaul 3 cars so you can leave the exitramp first.
> In Portugal people drive as fast as they can. So new cars do 120 while old
> cars do 40. That's no problem there.
> In Germany if you don't drive a Merc, Porsche of big BMW You Will
> Let Them Pass.
> And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
> me.
> Martin
> The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

Hi Martin,
Are the streets of Amsterdam still cluttered with bicycles?
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Martin Boer wrote:
>
> He sure hasn't lived in Europe.
> Driving in the US is childs play compared to the Netherlands and
> most other parts of Europe. Spain is fairly easy as it has long and
> quiet roads like the US interstates. Madrid is suicide.
> Paris is a *cough* experience. Driving there will teach you to to
> floor it while braking too and steering to get into that almost big
> enough place on the next lane.
> Belgium will show you that passing at speeds over 120mph is 'the right
> thing' if you want to overhaul 3 cars so you can leave the exitramp first.
> In Portugal people drive as fast as they can. So new cars do 120 while old
> cars do 40. That's no problem there.
> In Germany if you don't drive a Merc, Porsche of big BMW You Will
> Let Them Pass.
> And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
> me.
> Martin
> The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.

Re: where's the THRILL in driving?
 

Hi Martin,
Are the streets of Amsterdam still cluttered with bicycles?
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Martin Boer wrote:
>
> He sure hasn't lived in Europe.
> Driving in the US is childs play compared to the Netherlands and
> most other parts of Europe. Spain is fairly easy as it has long and
> quiet roads like the US interstates. Madrid is suicide.
> Paris is a *cough* experience. Driving there will teach you to to
> floor it while braking too and steering to get into that almost big
> enough place on the next lane.
> Belgium will show you that passing at speeds over 120mph is 'the right
> thing' if you want to overhaul 3 cars so you can leave the exitramp first.
> In Portugal people drive as fast as they can. So new cars do 120 while old
> cars do 40. That's no problem there.
> In Germany if you don't drive a Merc, Porsche of big BMW You Will
> Let Them Pass.
> And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
> me.
> Martin
> The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.