Date: Thu, 28 Nov 2002 16:12:38 -0400 From: J Dexter <noaddressnopsamantispamtrick.org> Subject: Re: Any thoughts on safety?
Salutations: No pwob at all - it was a happy learning experience for me too.. In the end, I think it's a question of 'perception' and branding for your young fella.. The truth is that if you offer the wheels to the boy and say "look - here's a car you can have for free - you won't hurt yourself or anyone you love in it and the back seat is very comfortable and large enough for two.." then say nothing else and smile knowingly - not only will you really catch his attention - but you will forever link safety with with fun.. .. :) .. J Dexter - webmaster - http://www.dexterdyne.org/ All tunes no cookies no ads no news no weather no phone in All the Time.. Elizabeth wrote: > > Thanks for the post J, your story is really chilling, - but this is > what I wanted to hear (reassurance is a good thing!)...I can't believe > these stories I've been reading, your car cartwheeled, rolled, smashed > and slid and we're talking BRUISES?? Not in many (any?) other cars, > I'm certain of that! > > He'll be driving in the American North-East - rough weather is a > factor for us to consider, I hadn't thought to point that out to him, > though. Thanks for the reminder. He'll also be driving on a lot of > back-country roads, every member of our family has hit - or nearly hit > - a deer at some point. So safety and good handling are good points > to bring up regarding that. Thanks again :) > > Elizabeth > > J Dexter <webmannnopsamantispamtrick.org> wrote in message news:<3DE40380.506191D8nopsamantispamtrick.org>... > > Salutations: > > > > Don't know if this helps - but here goes..
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