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From: dcm@busch.UUCP (Craig Miller)
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: Re: Auto Encounters of the 3rd Kind!
Message-ID: <380@busch.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 15-Apr-85 15:29:06 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 15 15:29:06 1985
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Organization: Anheuser-Busch Companies - St. Louis Missouri
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Our 'Man' Ken tells a typical Taxachusetts (or southern New Hampster) driving
story, and then concludes with:

> But the interesting moral from this story, besides don't let things like this
> get STARTED, is that display of an ATTITUDE of unwillingness to be walked 
> over can sometimes carry you through.  Remember my comments in a previous
> posting about not looking like a 'victim' often forestalls or deters violence.

This sounds like the typical attitude of a Mass or southern NH driver.  Don't
let yourself get walked on!  Go out there and show everyone you're the most
aggressive driver out there!  Piss everyone off.  No wonder car insurance
is so high up there...

It's great living in a part of the country where at least some of the drivers
are reasonable!

		Craig

p.s.	Ken:  this did happen in Mass or NH, right?  Sounds like it...
	by the way this was a flame towards the jerks that sit behind the
	wheels up there, not towards Ken in any way.  (this time  :-)
-- 
Craig Miller
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The Anheuser-Busch Companies; St. Louis, Mo.