The Lotus  Elise

It isn't "perfect" and we don't own one and don't know if we will, but
currently she is coveting an Escape hybrid.  Seriously.  Says it can haul
some things, lift height is perfect for her and it's reasonably green.  Says
the seats and driving position are good.  Has to climb a bit to get in one
and that's the only negative.

AJM

I don't think there is enough time in ones life.
if you think you can figure out what a woman wants,
then you have way too much wasted time on your hands.
ya might as well try to figure out when
"yes" means "no"   and    "no"  means "yes".

my2¢

all-around, ideal sportscar:

Porsche 911 Turbo

1. Color must have two words of which a male has never hear of.

2. Seats must be movable so they can be rearranged at a moments
notice.

3. Seats will have plush upholstery, protected by plastic with dollies
on top.

4. Windows will need shades and some sort of trendy curtains.

5. Valet for her new coat to hang in the window so the other gals can
see it.

6. Floor mats must be covered with oversized throw rugs.

7. Roof to be high enough so it will not mess up her do.

8. Propulsion, only if you must have it to move. (Does it cost more?)

9. Fuel, done by someone else when she doesn't know about it or its
cost.

10. Heater to have finger nail polish drier duct.

11. A/C that senses her mood/temperature swings and adjusts correctly.

12. Mirror, or should I say mirrors, must be lighted and not show age
spots.

13. Brakes must be power and anticipate when they should apply
themselves.

14. Power steering, "You mean I have to guide this thing, what if I
break a nail."

15. Brakes, and steering must react correctly to shopping/potty/eating
needs.

16. Guidance system must know her needs and go there without asking.

17. Must be able to park itself.

18. Doors that open when she approaches with her arms loaded from
shopping.

19. Someone will come in the night and maintain it without her knowing
the cost.

20. Insurance will be for damage to her body and then maybe the car,
not.

Not perfect but a starting point. Some things were left out to protect
the innocent, like the back seat size.

At this point in my life with women, it is best I do not suggest or design
such a vehicle.

I'll reference this below.

Margo Howard <letterformargo@yahoo.com> wrote:

yours is not the only letter I got making this point.

This email was submitted from the Creators.com website at 07:13 11/05/2007
Name:  Tom

Text:  Dear Margo,

Your answer to the 55 year old wife with the 60 year old husband on his
flirting missed one important point. Is it the wife's fault? A lot of women
reach that point in their lives where they become overbearing, uncaring,
unresponsive, and quite simply, a real pain to live with. Yet they think
they are still "perfect". After years of living in such a life, many men
begin to wonder if there is life elsewhere. Some leave, some cheat, some
flirt, some fantasize. This isn't an excuse or an attempt to say it is
right, but sometimes, the blame has to go where it belongs - the wife.

Right now, my wife hasn't had sex with me in four years. I don't drink, run
around, be gone all the time, or ignore the family. Yet she constantly blows
up about things. She exploded the other night because I was looking at
convertibles to buy. For the first time in 30 years, I have not required a
truck, van, SUV, or station wagon for family or work, and so I wanted to let
the top down for a change. I'm tired of driving a truck. And the convertible
was going to be cheaper than the old man's car. It wasn't taking money out
of anyone's mouth or purse. I have been looking, and telling her, for about
three months.

The other night she exploded, acted like it was the first time she had heard
it, can't understand why I can't get an old man's car, and said she was
going to take all the cash out of the bank to buy her dream car.

I'm not looking for other women and I'm not hanging around other women, but
I am getting tired of how she acts. This has been going on for about six
years now and she is in her early 50s.

And I'm not alone. A friend has not slept in the same bed as his wife in six
years, is faithful, at home, does all a good father should, brings in the
paycheck, and so on, yet the wife constantly berates him to everyone. He
isn't perfect, but he isn't nearly what she says.

Another friend has a similar situation.

So before you blame the husband, take a careful look at the wife next time.

Here's why I think it can't be done.
Just substitute "shoe" for "car"
Can anyone imagine a woman who owns only one pair of shoes?

Check this out.
http://www.dodgelafemme.com/