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Message: It was more to imply a lament about the gradual loss of the "Porsche brethren" sensibility,
Changed By: Laz
Change Date: July 31, 2015 01:18PM
It was more to imply a lament about the gradual loss of the "Porsche brethren" sensibility,
Change Date: July 31, 2015 01:18PM
It was more to imply a lament about the gradual loss of the "Porsche brethren" sensibility,
especially because the guy was in a Porsche sports car, [i]and[/i] that it was a Boxster, therefore I don't think it was an identification issue on his part. He was with, possibly a grandkid, and turned into the local high school to drop him/her off, & I would think he'd get a kick from running that "errand," so I discount grumpiness. I'm neutral concerning public encounters with strangers, and just play it by "eye" particularly when walking on a local rail trail. Seeing earbuds & dark glasses dissuade s me.
Changed By: Laz
Change Date: July 31, 2015 01:17PM
It was more to imply a lament about the gradual loss of the "Porsche brethren" sensibility,
Change Date: July 31, 2015 01:17PM
It was more to imply a lament about the gradual loss of the "Porsche brethren" sensibility,
especially because the guy was in a Porsche sports car, [i]and[/i] that it was a Boxster, so therefore I don't think it was an identification issue on his part. He was with, possibly a grandkid, and turned into the local high school to drop him/her off, & I would think he'd get a kick from running that "errand," so I discount grumpiness. I'm neutral concerning public encounters with strangers, and just play it by "eye" particularly when walking on a local rail trail. Seeing earbuds & dark glasses dissuade me.
Original Message
Author: LazDate: July 31, 2015 01:16PM
It was more to imply a lament about the gradual loss of the "Porsche brethren" sensibility,
especially because the guy was in a Porsche sports car, [i]and[/i] that it was a Boxster, so I don't think it was an identification issue on his part. He was with, possibly a grandkid, and turned into the local high school to drop him/her off, & I would think he'd get a kick from running that "errand," so I discount grumpiness. I'm neutral concerning public encounters with strangers, and just play it by "eye" particularly when walking on a local rail trail. Seeing earbuds & dark glasses dissuade me.