----- Original Message ----- From: "Adam C. Lipscomb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Brin-L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 9:09 AM Subject: Re: Rabbits (was Re: Win 98 Registry)
> Jeroen wrote: > > At 07:39 18-2-02 -0600, The Fool wrote: > > > > > > Well, is there no safer car that you can get for $20k more?, $50k > more? > > > > $100k more? FWIW, I survived a side impact at 50 in a Rabbit 20 > years > > >ago. > > > > :-) > > > > > >It was probably higher. It was on a highway in the country, she was > > >passing me while I was making a left turn. > > > > > >What is a rabbit? > > > > You do not know what a rabbit is? You skipped childhood or something? A > > rabbit is a cute, furry animal with a high cuddle factor. Very popular > with > > children. Tastes quite good, too. > > Mmmmmm.... fried bunny... > > > Although given the context, Dan probably meant a car... :-) > > Yes. After the beetle was discontinued in the US, Volkswagen sold a boxy > little car called the Rabbit. Good cars - I used to take mine mudding back > in high school. > ROTFLMAO. That's the first new car we bought after we were married. I guess I'm older. It was not considered the safest in the world, but we were hit as a young family, with my 16 month old daughter in her car seat being the only injury. Her car seat was buckled in, but we had an older seat, from when she was smaller sitting next to her that we were moving. It wasn't buckled in, flew around, and gave her a small cut. The point was that one can survive in less than the most safe car. To ask a question of "The Fool" here, is your car the absolute safest on the road? Is there nothing you can do to make it safer? Dan M. Dan M.
