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that's what she said....

Perspective is always relative. Dave is 6'6", I'm 5'8". To me, his 204" Escalade is 'small' ('64 GTO is 203"), when my cars are 213", 217" and my DD is 237".

As much as I hate to admit it, but if you go by definition of the original French word: "1825–35; < French coupé (in defs 1, 2 short for carrosse coupé “cut-off or shortened coach”), past participleof couper “to cut off,” verbal derivative of coup coup" Then, even those abomination CUV's with cut roof qualify to be named as a coupe.

Wood's the best; it warms you twice. Plus a piece of wood sitting there can't asphyxiate you. - - - - - I really like this pic. I knew a lot of these 'hard' girls growing up- they were tough AND cute at the same time.

People say all sorts of things in polls tho, don't they? Look no farther than the '16 Election. - - - - -

205 mm = 8.1"

My client has a weird mix of Lenovo Windows 10 desktops, VMWare Windows 10 VMs (I have a dedicated VM that I RDP to everyday) and our server environment is IBM Websphere on Windows 10 Server. I'd rather have IBM products on Unix platforms, but it seems to perform well overall on Windows 10 Server. I loathe IBM products for their needless complexity (they really aren't DIY) but I've come to know them quite well.. I used to dabble in Linux at home, with Ubuntu, SuSe and RedHat..I got tired of dealing w/ differences in Linux distros and having to do a lot of sys admin. I like MacOS for it's consistency and simplicity.

3 of their 5 bullet points are opinion based. "small" is subjective. What's small to dfelt is very likely not small to me. Roofline is "likely" to be sloped. "generally" sporty. Plus, did you rear the link? They wrote that article as if they were writing to a friend. Seemed less professional than a high schooler's homework assignment.

Unfortunately, my client is all Windows 10 and Windows Server. But Remote Desktop from my Mac works very well. What I love about MacOS is it is UNIX inside, so I have my favorite command line environment when I need it.

It looks fine on my iPhone and iPad. It's on Safari and Chrome on MacOS that I see the weirdness. I haven't checked on my Windows 10 laptop, but I try and avoid using Windows whenever possible.

They put a 6.0L V8 in those? Thought they only had an inline 6. The Buick was called the Rainier, so it would make sense to see one in Washington..;) Haven't seen one of those in a long time, had to look up the name because I couldn't remember it.

But in this case, are they wrong about what they're complaining about?

I disagree that the greenhouse has to be smaller than the sedan, I disagree that the rear seat has to be small. Even the roofline bit, while not wrong, is not a rule.... but I agree with most other things. A Coupe Deville was anything but sporty... but it was, somehow, marginally sportier than the Sedan Deville.

Thanks, though that's not me who drew it, it's my artist, Pipin: https://www.facebook.com/TheArtPageOfPipinTobing/?ref=page_internal I simply wrote the story, actually came about when I wanted to do a crew scene for the Rival crew, then he said lets draw the girls and I basically decided why not write a comic out of it instead

If it was one of the old Grummans, those didn't have AC...I remember talking w/ my delivery guy in Phoenix a few years ago about it.