>> Reason #529 for not owning a SAAB here in Washington, D.C.
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> Dan
>>> Reason #529 for not owning a SAAB here in Washington, D.C.
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> quite experienced in driving in poor weather to boot. Such
> generalizations are, ...well, generalizations.
I was in Boston and Nashua.
Dan
Stephen B. - 08 Jun 2005 05:42 GMT
> On 6/7/2005 8:33 PM, Malt_Hound wrote:
> >> This article gives the impression that Phoenix is safe. But it has 7
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> I was in Boston and Nashua.
I hope you kept off the sidewalks, except when driving ;-)
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Stephen B.
NYC
Malt_Hound - 08 Jun 2005 14:09 GMT
>>>>This article gives the impression that Phoenix is safe. But it has 7
>>>>of the 10 most deadly roads in America. I just got back from New
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> Stephen B.
> NYC
What sidewalks? Unlike NYC, we don' need no steenkin sidewalks in New
England. We just walk in the street. But you better not hit anyone.
It's an early retirement option... ;-)
-Fred W
Malt_Hound - 08 Jun 2005 14:06 GMT
>>>> Reason #529 for not owning a SAAB here in Washington, D.C.
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> Dan
Yeah, Boston drivers are pretty bad. And Nashua, though it is
technically in New Hampshire, being directly on the Mass border is well
within commuting distance to Boston. So most of the people living there
commute into Eastern Mass and get adapted to the Eastern Mass driving
insanity.
I like to call them Massholes. ;-) BTW - I am a reformed Masshole
myself, so I can speak directly from experience. But now, after several
years of my commute consisting only of climbing a set of stairs, I am
definitely a kinder, gentler driver...
-Fred W
Saab Guy - 08 Jun 2005 14:26 GMT
> >>>> Reason #529 for not owning a SAAB here in Washington, D.C.
> >>>>
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> -Fred W
Fred W,
I've lived in both places, I know what you mean. When I moved to VT, I heard the "oh you're an Masshole", and I was saying whooaaat?
SaabGuy
Malt_Hound - 09 Jun 2005 14:40 GMT
>>Yeah, Boston drivers are pretty bad. And Nashua, though it is
>>technically in New Hampshire, being directly on the Mass border is well
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> I've lived in both places, I know what you mean. When I moved to VT, I
> heard the "oh you're an Masshole", and I was saying whooaaat?
Yes, they do drive poorly, but at least they don't generally marry their
own family in Mass.
Tex - 09 Jun 2005 12:47 GMT
>> It varies greatly by exactly where in New England you are. Southern CT
>> is a bunch of metro NY city drivers, and Eastern Mass are Boston drivers.
>> Both are among the most aggressive in the US. OTOH, most of
Maybe, but at least we have low accident fatality rates. Mostly b/c the
accidents occur at low speeds due to heavy traffic.
;-)
- tex