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Re: Whew!!!! Glad thats over
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Posted by FreeRanger on September 20, 2006 at 10:52:24 from (130.47.34.2):
In Reply to: Whew!!!! Glad thats over posted by Jon Holt on September 19, 2006 at 21:38:40:
I am of the belief, "drive the biggest vehicle you can afford". In 2000 on a sunny afternoon while driving a dark red plymouth grand voager mini-van, my children and I were struck head on at 55mph by a neighbor driving a Jeep Wrangler. 1 hour and twenty minutes to cut me out of the car. I now have metal rod in leg, metal plates in my arm and total metal face reconstruction. The only thing I could have done differently is drive a bigger car. Wife now drives fire-engine red suburban and I drive a four door Chevy truck. On the outside I look perfect but on the inside I am a mess....old age will be a painful life for me. The price of gas is just part of living my rural lifestyle. I commute 50 miles a day to the big city so every evening I can "retire" to my farm in the country. I will not downsize no matter what the cost is.
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