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Looks like the PO topic is right on track. Unfortunately, it's too late. I'm still thinking of getting a Hummer to tow behind my motorhome. I can finance it with zero down and put the gas on my home equity line.
Steve did a fantastic job and hardly looked like the usual Dr. Emmitt Brown (Back to the Future) they normally trot out. What was missing was the big so what?
Instead, maybe I'll get the 6000 lb Chevy Tahoe Hybrid they rolled out at the All Star Game tonight. It's a sacrifice, I know, but I want to do my part.
I wish we could attach sound. "Were dooooomed!"
I'm gonna miss peanut butter.
Yes, I realize I'm replying to myself. I thought my last line would make a nice topic.
What are you going to miss most when the trucks stop running?
As a Atlantic Canadian, I'll miss the fresh fruit (especially the citrus and melons) year-round. We grow Apples, pears, berries, some cherries, but they all ripen at about the same time, and only the apples really store well in non-frozen form.