Meanwhile I am ending "Flip A Hummer." I was offered a truck as my rental while the CRV had its rear end done, and being in the Texas spirit, I accepted. It was enormous. It had a "hemi" (though I still do not know what that means). Comfortable though (except for having to practically climb into it)! And I did fit right in here in Texas. But it does seem a bit contradictotory to be condemning Hummers after driving such a behemoth.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Chinese Hummers
I got an email from my friend Sloane Graff: "Well, it looks like your crusade worked. Read in the business news this morning that GM is selling Hummer to the Chinese. Will be a great vehicle for running over protesters in Tiananman Square...."
Meanwhile I am ending "Flip A Hummer." I was offered a truck as my rental while the CRV had its rear end done, and being in the Texas spirit, I accepted. It was enormous. It had a "hemi" (though I still do not know what that means). Comfortable though (except for having to practically climb into it)! And I did fit right in here in Texas. But it does seem a bit contradictotory to be condemning Hummers after driving such a behemoth.
Meanwhile I am ending "Flip A Hummer." I was offered a truck as my rental while the CRV had its rear end done, and being in the Texas spirit, I accepted. It was enormous. It had a "hemi" (though I still do not know what that means). Comfortable though (except for having to practically climb into it)! And I did fit right in here in Texas. But it does seem a bit contradictotory to be condemning Hummers after driving such a behemoth.
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