At 07:48 PM 10/29/97 -0600, Charles A Harris wrote:
>Yes Fred, it is a religious issue. And as a born again, evangelical 4/4
>follower, I am aware that a study of the old religion is necessary to
>understand how things got to the glory that Morganist find themselves in
>at the present time. Since there is a possibility that God did tell P. H.
>G. Morgan the true way, and that even Moses did not follow His will, God
>must most certainly intend for me to study three wheelers and thus if any
>are known to be available, and are willing to live in abject poverty,
>succor unto me. It may be that 4 wheels are just an effeminate
>affectation, that any conveyance with more than three wheels are a
>social adjustment that was made just to conform to the laws of man,
>except for pick-up trucks, and should be abandoned upon re-examination.
>Surely we must do this , or at least me, if such a vehicle could be
>obtained.
>Faithfully, Chuck Harris
Just as trolleys disappeared and have come back all shiny and 'new' as
light rail, electric vehicles were the rage, then passe', and now new again
- three wheelers are being touted by the future mongers as IT! Morgan knew
it all along of course and only bowed to the populace opinion that they
were antiquated late enough to seed the market for a resurgence. Alas,
their popularity with the proletariat will be limited since there just
aren't any cupholders...
On the 4/4, Plus 4, Plus 8 issue - if you can't be with the one you love,
love the one you're with. The grass may be greener in the other pasture
but how much fertilizer did they use? Personally, I have my eye on BOTH a
4/4 and a Plus 8 I'd like ot own even though I currently own a Plus 4. Go
figure...
"Nice Guys don't finish Nice!"
Michael D. Miles, PE Consulting Design Engineer
(503) 292-1234, FAX: (503) 292-1105, email: mdmiles@teleport.com
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