you know.

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Well, You people of WA, As I drove home last evening, from a friend's home, there was this juiced up BMW M-series that thundered around me , passing everyone to get ahead.

I caught up to him at the traffic light.

Lights went green, Thr car growled ,then left a bit of expensive Perelli rubber , I suppose, behind; made a gap of a half a mile in no time.

again, caught up to him at the nest traffic light , about a mile away.

At That traffic light, we both made a left turn on the green filter/ arrow.

The fellow, screamed off again.. only to make a right turn, about a 1/4 mile ahead of me.

If you know anything about West Los Angeles's streets, you cannot really enjoying driving such a car.

I have a 2003 ml350 which can easily cover distance in a short time rapidly; and I remained within the speed limit, and still , I arrived at the same place as that other fellow did.

my observations from this activity, is as follows:

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Do not expend valuable energy to go nowhere fast.

one step at the time will get you there.

Now, if the thing had wings. BY ALL MEANS .. FLY.

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On an open desert hi-way , out in the boonies, (middle of nowhere), on a 6 lane high way, yes, go there and floor the pedal safely.

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.......and those open roads are the ones I like. I have a heavy foot so I won't ever buy a red car. LOL.

the colour does not matter.. really.
It is the equipment under the bonnet that matters, also careful energy management do count for something.

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I just heard that the red is more easily picked up on radar.

Thanks JAHBOBCLATO...
Ed

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I like it, thanks.

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Good analogy, There is a time to harness the momentum, but slow and steady building a step at a time will save you from burning rubber
and adding wear on your breaks.
TRhanks for keeping things in perspective.

Marty

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The fast runner never runs past home.
He couldn't go past the red lights. What was the rush about!
It's not how fast but how well

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Slow and steady, good advice.

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Slow and steady wins the race :)

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This is a good one! I wish I could successfully practice the art of :

Do not expend valuable energy to go nowhere fast.

one step at the time will get you there.

These are both a good way to live and probably result in a longer happier life!

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hahahaha... some drivers! good advice...

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