Kia! So many features ...
- Sleek styling.
- Snow storm WHITE screams "Find me" in a crowded parking lot.
- Low CO2 footprint - a benefit of having hamster wheels for an engine.
- An "in the cab" turbo button: ON for air conditioning, OFF for the power to merge onto freeway.
- A spacious trunk - it can hold TWO bags of peanut M&Ms at the SAME TIME!
Oh yeah ... NO!
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and here was i looking forward to a food post...........
(*cracks up laughing*) Skeeter, that's my father in law's car. It's indeed tiny as you describe, but he better have something like this (he's 86) rather than a big one! LOL.
But it's cheap -there's crisis-, it drives and it's small -if you have parking problems, that's important-. So it's great for youngsters and grannies.
I have a Mazda 6, quite bigger and very reliable. Drove all over Europe with it last summer and never had a single problem since I bought it, 4 years ago. I love cars and I like to drive. If I could, I'd buy myself an Audi A3 or a small Lexus. BMWs are great too, but my budget is not that huge, so I think I'll keep the Mazda for the moment, LOL.
I couldn't agree more with you on the KIA!
I piss my partner off all the time by insisting that I would LOVE a Hummer and I honestly would. I hate Winter driving and I would love to have a big bad ass vehicle to plow through anything.
Thanks for the heads up about the KIA. *L* We have been looking at another kind of car. Bet you are glad to be home!
I'm always intrigued by water and cold. I haven't done this, but my cousin who used to live in North Pole Alaska tried throwing a glass of water into the air. It vaporized before hitting the ground. It was VERY cold up there.
That almost looks like hoar frost on the antennae. Here is a link to some pictures of hoar frost.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=1&oq=hoar+frost&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4TSHB_enUS246US246&q=hoar+frost+pictures
I'm almost positive I've seen it in my freezer. *L*
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