My wife and I traveled almost weekly between her work in Maine and our
Vermont home... I steered the Westy, accelerated and decelerated all of the
trips, except when she followed in our old Saab.  When we arrived in the
Westy at either destination, I always tried to remember to thank her for
helping me find my way, not get in accidents, and for the general
"encouragement" I received when I was surely about to commit a grievous
driving error.
Hmmm.  I don't recall receiving any "your welcomes," though.
SamC
----- Original Message -----
From: "Evan Mac Donald" <macdonald1987@SBCGLOBAL.NET>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2007 9:29 PM
Subject: Re: The three classes of Vanagons..(long)

> Naah, the mouth does not work consistantly, cuz most of us don't listen
> very well. Especially to "the voice" - hell, even as a kid I was training
> to tune THAT out! LOL~!
>
> Jim Felder <felder@KNOLOGY.NET> wrote:  If the look doesn't work, there's
> the mouth.
>
> Jim
>
> On Jul 5, 2007, at 4:26 PM, Evan Mac Donald wrote:
>
>> But it must also be remembered that some of us are lucky enough to
>> be at least partially immune to "the look". Maybe it is courage,
>> maybe personal integrity, or lack of observational skills, or just
>> stupid. Every body, and every situation is different.
>>
>> And do not discount men, either. My dad taught high school, and
>> was a magistrate, and he had a wicked bad version of "the look".
>> Worked on total strangers, it did. I hope that someday, when I grow
>> up, I too can have something of that power... ;-P>
>>
>> Robert Fisher wrote:
>> They get their personal and unique version of 'the look' at that
>> same
>> assembly early in middle school in which they were given 'the
>> rules'. They
>> told us guys it was an assembly on subjects related to female
>> anatomy but I
>> know better.
>>
>> Cya,
>> Robert
>>