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  • Photo Op - Mini Woody next to a Smart Car

    So, they thought the Smart car was small, did they?

    Best regards,
    MSH
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    Last edited by Mark; 03-09-2009, 07:23 AM. Reason: Photo linked, I think!
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  • #2
    looks like gordon s car in "downtown" vashon
    Peter

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    • #3
      Do I have to ask which one is the SMARTER car?

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      • #4
        Yes Peter, it is! My Islander Co-Worker saw this and couldn't resist. He knows of my Mini-ness and is a Smart Car owner.

        Regarding the cars intelligence, I'd have to say, in terms of computing power, the Smart wins hands down. However, we all know about the intelligence of the Owners. Far higher for us Mini owners, of course, with a touch of either insanity or masochism!

        Have fun out there, and,
        Best regards,
        MSH
        All Together Now..... Everybody.......

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        • #5
          that is truly a beautiful photo statement!
          Bother free is the way to be- Winnie the Pooh

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          • #6
            Which car would hold the most SEEDS dude?

            What you were looking for wasn't found. Maybe we can help you figure out where to go.


            You might have to actually read the entire article to get the connection.

            Don

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            • #7
              read the whole article. i must be a bit dense. dot tto dot for me please.

              or are we talking potato seeds?
              Bother free is the way to be- Winnie the Pooh

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              • #8
                The potato EYES have it. Smarter means more stylish. Not nouveau.

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                • #9
                  The Times reporter interviewed Gordon Smith,61, Samoa member and the owner of the Mini. How Gordon ended up in an article about seed potatos I don't know. Perhaps he'll chime in. Don

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