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Originally Posted by Tranquility
(Post 3043325)
Miatas are not sports cars.... :D
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Originally Posted by OpentimeVirus
(Post 3043484)
Crack your knuckles, absorb some crack (intake your preference) and get to the dictation of these 25 scenarios. No flying, no drug test! I expect a full crack addled report by morning.
No, I'm not going to help you frame some stupid argument about how your airline category can beat up the other airline category. |
Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER
(Post 3043532)
The hell they're not!
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Originally Posted by senecacaptain
(Post 3043188)
Generally agree. Good points even those that I disagree on. Disagree that Zoom/Teleconferencing will not impact business travel. Court hearings are being held on Zoom/etc. now. The folks that say Zoom will not impact business travel are the same ones who said a blackberry was a dumb idea circa 2005, who wants to walk around and check email ?
Zoom can be hacked, so can email. JP Morgan did not write that article, this chick did: https://twitter.com/jfsklar?ref_src=...Ctwgr%5Eauthor She also wrote about an app for menopause: https://neo.life/2018/06/wheres-the-killer-app-for-menopause/ Uh.... The article was about zoom fatigue, if you google it, it's being widely discussed and appears to be legit, not just the one chick. The JP Morgan comments were quoted in several publications that I don't have digital subscriptions to, one of them was a very recent edition of Aviation Week (last week or week before). |
Originally Posted by Andy
(Post 3043614)
It was a well disguised chick test, Ms Whackmaster. :D
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Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER
(Post 3043793)
The saying “It’s more fun to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow” is so true, and damn that little MX-5 is one fun car to chuck around twisty rural roads. Top down, of course :D
Want a great small car to drive on windy roads? Cayman S hands down. And you'll never be told it's a chick car. |
Originally Posted by Andy
(Post 3043842)
Okay, convertibles are never better choices than coupes when driving fast on windy roads. Or fast on any road. This is due to the stiffer handling and less rigidity in a convertible. In addition, convertibles are heavier.
Want a great small car to drive on windy roads? Cayman S hands down. And you'll never be told it's a chick car. |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3043897)
Convertibles are fun. Deal with it. You’re not wringing 100% performance out of your street car. Ever.
And if you have never gotten 100% out of a sports car, you drive like a chick. It sounds like convertibles are a good choice for you. Deal with it. |
Originally Posted by Andy
(Post 3043907)
Convertibles are for chicks and tourists on scenic roads such as the PCH. They are never sports cars.
And if you have never gotten 100% out of a sports car, you drive like a chick. It sounds like convertibles are a good choice for you. Deal with it. I'll take it to the track otherwise. Convertibles are hard to design with max chassis stiffness so you can end up with the front and rear suspensions doing slightly different things. Also don't want to roll in one. |
Originally Posted by Andy
(Post 3043907)
Convertibles are for chicks and tourists on scenic roads such as the PCH. They are never sports cars.
And if you have never gotten 100% out of a sports car, you drive like a chick. It sounds like convertibles are a good choice for you. Deal with it. and you’ve never gotten 100% out of a sports car, especially on public roads, regardless of your sexist insult attempts |
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