Before we do any more automotive analogies of the "personal
computer" definitions, . . .
Could somebody explain to me
What is a "muscle car"?
What is a "sports car"
I have heard the Ford Mustang, which seems like a Foulcon with
cosmetically redesigned body panels, referred to as each of those.
I think that the Mustang came stock with one of the wimpiest six cylinder
engines that Ford had. If you special ordered the optional four cylinder
engine, would it still be a "muscle car"?
Handling seemed to be pretty much unchanged from the Foulcon. Did you
need the dealer-option racing stripe to be a "sports car"?
We can at least all agree that the Ford Mustang was not a "personal
computer", nor "Personal Computer", although almost any Personal Computer
could fit in the back seat or the trunk, but probably not in the glove
compartment. A mini-computer, disunirregardless of whether it was
"Personal", would require the convertible model, with the top down.
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Grumpy Ol' Fred [email protected]
