Posted by Wardner on December 30, 2011 at 11:04:06 from (4.154.232.213):
In Reply to: Blondie- TGIF posted by donjr on December 30, 2011 at 06:01:29:
How many fender benders will it take before you surrender? Or better yet, how many cars do you have and are willing to sacrifice? I think I would start her out on a riding lawnmower or snow blower. Give her some low impact OJT. You may only have to buy a few mailboxes.
At the other end of the scale, I was dating a woman at the time I had recently bought a tandem axle, long wheelbase, IH truck with a 13 speed RoadRanger. I couldn't believe how quickly she got the hang of it. In just a couple of miles of back roads, she was shifting it without using the clutch which, of course, is how they were designed to be shifted. I could have let her gone grocery shopping by herself with a few more practice sessions in traffic.
Just wondering if it might help if she dyed her hair another color?
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