

| Subject: | Re: is it just a matter of perception? |
| From: | Joel Walker |
| Date: | Wed, 07 Dec 94 08:30:18 CST |
On Wed, 7 Dec 94 00:54:28 CST Stuart Hutton said: >Although I'm not the kind who takes drugs I'd swear that when I drive my >vanagon through snow (which is falling rapidly) that around 25-30 mph, >the world takes on a different sence. Instead of me driving on the road, it's the Magic of the WonderBus. :) but you're not the only one who notices it. i think it has to do with the size of the interior of the bus and the lack of any nose/hood on the bus. cause i noticed in chicago that you do NOT get the same sensation in a beetle or other 'cars' (specially LARBs ... Large American Road Barges). :) >another vehicle. For those that have noticed this, what do you do to >return your concentration to reality? move your eyes around a lot. don't 'stare' out the windshield: it is somewhat hypnotizing. fer real. look around out the sides and up at the roof/sky, and at any other people in the car. >Perhaps it is just that the vanagon runs so smoothly at 30 mph. Perhaps >it's too much propane. Who knows? yeah, that's it: too much propane. heheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheh. joel "no wonder this place smells like rotten cabbage!"
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