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RE: Do you drive a "singles" car? - 10/9/2008 9:53:04 PM
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OnWingsofEagles
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No singles car for me, I don't like those little cars....make me very uncomfortable...I once drove a friends Ford Fiesta and had a utility truck back into me because he couldn't see me behind him, I wasn't that close to him either....now give me my Dodge Ram 2500 Extended Cab with a V10 in it and I'm rarin' to go...not so great on the gas mileage I know, but is great to help out anyone in need of moving anything!!
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RE: Do you drive a "singles" car? - 10/10/2008 5:27:31 AM
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ebony101
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A Nissan Sentra.
But I'm looking for a smaller Toyota - something to suit my size "Good things come in small packages".
Or a Hyundai Tucson - be all up there with a little more power, demand a little more respect from the other drivers.
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RE: Do you drive a "singles" car? - 10/14/2008 8:36:00 PM
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When my kids were home, I had a wonderful tiny mini-van called a Mitsubishi Expo. You never see them. It was absolutely miniscule, but had 3rd row seating to seat 7 -- perfect for car-pooling and I could fit a whole sheet of plywood in it. Now I have a great car - a 1996 Geo Metro. It is in great shape and gets 40 MPG.
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RE: Do you drive a "singles" car? - 10/19/2008 7:29:46 PM
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creationtalk
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I drive a crew-cab dually pickup truck. I don't think it's a singles car. I bought it because I needed something big enough for the kid and saddles and strong enough to pull the horse-trailer...and I drive it all the time because I can't afford to operate two vehicles.
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RE: Do you drive a "singles" car? - 10/19/2008 7:46:26 PM
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ofa23
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Well, I drive a Saturn sedan that is big enough for my two kids and I. Its small enough that it looks like a singles car but then again it may not be classified that way because it is a sedan.
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RE: Do you drive a "singles" car? - 10/19/2008 11:48:31 PM
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Well, let's see here. On one side of my rear window there is a zoo decal, on the other side there is a decal from a martial arts school with my son's name above it.
You've got to, absolutely have got to, remove the name from the martial arts side and apply it to the zoo side  . See how long it takes him to notice.
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