In a message dated 2/25/2004 7:18:00 PM Central Standard Time,
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The other method we use to locate
> the van is to use the remote starter and the running lights as well as
> the
> motor come on to give a bit of a clue if you are close enough to have
> the
> gadget work.
Although, as I found, there can be disadvantages in being easily-recognised!!
In our old house, our next-door-neighbour was a real sticky-beakhe was out
on the front driveway all day long, and we could do nothing without him seeing.
However, yesterday, I drove down the street in the new car -
Well, Ruth, "being English" you should paint the cross of St. George on the
roof of your car - easier, too.
Patricia in Wales
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My little Ford laser is a very unusual bright marine blue. It really stands
out in the car park and everyone in town knows it is me. DH is a paramedic.
When I pass an ambulance in my car they always wave to me but if I drive my
DH's car which is a very generic white car they don't know and don't wa
Ah! Yes, Tamara - but here lots of our local carparks are multi-storey, and
when I can't find my car on one level, I walk down the steps to the next floor.
Stop on the landing half-way down and survey the multitude of cars to see if I
recognise any of them. Now *that's* where a Union Jack would c
On Feb 25, 2004, at 23:14, Ruth Budge wrote:
Well,being English, I've always fancied painting the top of the car
with a very
large Union Jack - thought *that* should make my car stand out amongst
all the
Aussies!
Only if they're tall enough to see it At 5'2" and shrinking, I
can't *reach*
Well,being English, I've always fancied painting the top of the car with a very
large Union Jack - thought *that* should make my car stand out amongst all the
Aussies!
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
"Tamara P. Duvall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But I love the idea of tying something to the ant
On Feb 25, 2004, at 3:53, Darlene Mulholland wrote:
The other method we use to locate
the van is to use the remote starter and the running lights as well as
the
motor come on to give a bit of a clue if you are close enough to have
the
gadget work.
My car manual says that if you use the remote k
When coming out of a grocery store with my two preschool children, both who
are now mid 30's, I commented that I wondered just where we had left the
car. An older woman overheard me and commented I'd made her day and that
she'd rush home and tell her husband a young thing like me did the very same
At 10:07 AM 2/25/04 +1100, Ruth Budge wrote:
[snip]
> .you'd be surprised how many grey cars there are in
> Sydney!!
I *adored* my bright yellow Omega. It was nowhere near as useful a car as
my little grey Toyota Tercel, but I never mislaid it!
--
Joy Beeson
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On Feb 24, 2004, at 12:13, H. Muth (Heather) wrote:
The nice thing about being senile is you can hide your own Easter
eggs.
I'm not senile but I have a disease which affects my memory (among
other things). I have hypothyroidism. When my car was stolen a few
weeks ago, I stood in the parking l
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