

| Subject: | Re: Bus smashin' wife |
| From: | Killer Banshee Productions - Kriss De Jong |
| Date: | Tue, 10 Nov 1998 14:42:33 -0800 |
I don't know that I would agree with this...my partner has damaged our vehicles 4 times while driving (good thing for him that I am laid back about such things), while I have had nothing worse happen to me than not seeing some nails in the road soon enough and getting a flat tire due to hitting it. He's never gotten any speeding tickets tho'. ;) I think it is more based on driving experience and spatial relations ability truthfully. Do you drive more when you go out, or your partner? I almost always drive...I think that it makes a difference as well because I am more used to the movement and handling and size of the vanagon... Kriss At 17.58 -0800 11/6/98, Steven Min wrote: >I am a wife who often gets the same sort of smirky comments. Last I heard, >wives were a little more likely to dent the car/van/truck, but at least we >don't kill the passengers! > >-----Original Message----- >From: Steve Caslowitz <scaslowitz@BERKSHIRESCHOOL.ORG> >To: vanagon@VANAGON.COM <vanagon@VANAGON.COM> >Date: Friday, November 06, 1998 5:36 PM >Subject: Bus smashin' wife > > >>I am the wife who smashed the side of the blue '88 Westy. >> >>Please excuse me if this subject has been discussed before, but I would >>like to know if anyone has compiled stats on who is more likely to smash >>the bus: husband or wife? I refuse to believe that wives are more likely to >>get into accidents, but since this bus-smashing incident I've had to endure >>several stories about "The time my wife smashed <insert your vehicle >>here>." >> >>Mary Anne Caslowitz >> -------------------------- All that is, is semiotics. Killer Banshee Productions co-owner Kriss De Jong kbanshee@killerbanshee.com Bay Area http://www.killerbanshee.com 510/444.2649 ICQ# 7190667 Res Rocket, Inc. http://www.resrocket.com TekNoSan@resrocket.com Technical Support Director Jam the Vortex! Real time collaboration on the net.
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