Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/08/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Actually, down here in Silly Cone Valley, BMW, Mercedes, and Porsche convertibles are thought of as "pick-up" trucks. The phone and computer are built-in. The dog, lumber, paint, and groceries go in the back seat. The fitted tool box is built-in in the trunk lid. An M6 is worn like jewelry. The megawatt Bose system in these cars will accompany any beach party. Jim Must be Friday. At 04:14 PM 8/6/99 -0700, you wrote: >Harrison writes: > > >>WOW...Mark has been on the left coast so long he has forgotten how to >>read..... > > >NO, NO, it is a cultural thing on the correct coast. Ford has been >traditionally considered the "breakfast of champions" on the correct coast. >In the old days, if you could not afford a Chevy truck, you bought a Ford. >This has changed. Now the "in" truck for the people demographically >considered as "Hick Chic" (sic) is a Dodge truck (which to our European >Luggers is a new and improved Mercedes). "Hick Chic" is a term coined in >_American Demogaphics_ which describes a person living in a rural area, >driving a pick-up, with a portable computer and cell phone in the truck (and >of course with a Leica in what was the beer cooler) and earning about $50 K >per year. The correct coast's idea of heaven. > >> >>On 8/6/99 2:32 PM Mark Rabiner wrote: >> > >>>You hated your Mother so bad you bought a Ford pick-up? >>>Mark :-) Rabiner >> > >Regards, Bill Larsen, demographer extraordinary and photographer mediocre. >