KKingsley

Well played… Well played.

Our elderly population may slide off the seat at that pace during hard breaking maneuvers.

Probably one of the many selling features they will undoubtedly come up with.

Two words…

The Matrix.

Sorry slightly off-topic post here.

I haven’t seen Paul mention this…
Perhaps someone at The Verge can chime in.
But what are his exercise habits?

With exception of work & hanging out with friends, does he not get out and exercise?
If he doesn’t, he should give it a try.
Even going out for a short 15-30 minute jog everyday.
The reason I bring this up, is that from his writings; it seems he feels somewhat out of sorts.
I think now he has more time, he could take the opportunity to pick up things he’s never done before, but always wanted to try.

Yes yes… I know Paul probably isn’t the type to do any type of physical exertion.
But maybe if he gives it a try, he might like it.
If he doesn’t like it, then he can stop.
No harm in trying.
Just a suggestion perhaps someone at the verge might want to pass in his direction.

You’ve raised some good points!
Food for thought.

Nice article Jeffburg.
I thought it was well thought out.
Pretty much sums up my sentiments about “luxury” cars today, vs the way they used to be.

Although, we should note that there is a fine line between what is considered luxury, and what is considered modern technological (in)conveniences. (ala. the first iteration of iDrive)
Eg. Back in the day having real wood on the dash & doors, and real stitched leather on the seats & dash was considered luxury.

-1 rather… I fail at reading/writing this early.

I really loved that show.

I also remember Harriet Winslow being a character (I don’t remember her role, but do recall her in elevator scenes with Larry & Balki), that later spun-off onto another rather show with a rather famous/infamous Steve Erkel. err… Family Matters.

I could be wrong… but it looks as if Paul is having some troubles…
Its like Paul is trying to read the newspaper as if it were a webpage…
(everything in front of your face)

One page or section at a time Paul…. just one page or section at a time.
I’m sure he’ll get the hang of it.