Subaru's, liberals, smoke and mirrors.

[vlad_hombre]

One of my favorite Subaru commercials

I'm partial to this one ...

 

[danielpalos]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

The low centre of gravity allowed by a flat engine can reduce body roll in automobiles and enhance handling precision.[4] Historically they could be found in cars manufactured by companies such as Porsche, Alfa Romeo, Benz, Ford, Tatra, Citroen, Jowett, Rover, Volkswagen, Chevrolet, and Ferrari. The most prominent manufacturers currently using a boxer engine as their primary engine configuration are Porsche and Subaru.--https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_engine

In Western markets, the Subaru brand has traditionally been popular among a dedicated core of buyers. Marketing is targeted towards specific niches centered on those who desire the company's signature drive train, in particular the outdoors enthusiast and affordable sports car markets.[7]

...

In September 2008 Subaru announced that the diesel Forester and diesel Impreza will be introduced at the 2008 Paris Motor Show, with Forester sales to begin October 2008 and diesel Impreza sales to start January 2009.[42] The Forester and Impreza will have a 6-speed manual transmission, whereas the Legacy and Outback have 5-speed manual transmissions.--https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru#Technology

 

[Ray9]

A commercial that shows good parents in many situations watching that their children don't hurt themselves doing foolish things. Yeah what a horrible message that sends.

What does any of it have to do with buying a car? The subliminal message it is really sending is that if you don't buy a Subaru you are a bad parent.

 

[EverCurious]

This was back in 2002, we got 4' overnight, 6' over the course of a day. My husband had already gone to work in his Subaru (you can maybe see the legacy tracks.) The neighbor shoveled her driveway then she went to work too - outback.

 

[EverCurious]

... and this one saved my [ex] husbands life:

 

[boilermaker55]

And you are just like "the gropenfuherer" a whiny little bitch.

A commercial that shows good parents in many situations watching that their children don't hurt themselves doing foolish things. Yeah what a horrible message that sends.

What does any of it have to do with buying a car? The subliminal message it is really sending is that if you don't buy a Subaru you are a bad parent.

 

[Seawytch]

It's called targeted advertising...get a life...

 

[Seawytch]

More targeted advertising

 

[rightwinger]

A commercial that shows good parents in many situations watching that their children don't hurt themselves doing foolish things. Yeah what a horrible message that sends.

What does any of it have to do with buying a car? The subliminal message it is really sending is that if you don't buy a Subaru you are a bad parent.

Safety and peace of mind for a parent

 

[Ray9]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

I haven't seen the ad.

Actually, I see very few television commercials, because ... you know ... technology?

I can only imagine what your life must be like, dissecting television advertising for nefarious political intent and frothing at the mouth about the "librul agenda".

Maybe, a hobby would be more healthy?

In the reality based world, informed people buy Subaru cars because ...

1) reliability
2) utility
3) safety
4) high resale value

I'm a retired mechanical engineer and I just had surgery Thursday to remove my gallbladder. When I watch television I look deeper than most people because it has always been my job to figure out how things work and why they don't work better. All I can do is issue a warning. If you can't see what's happening it's on you.

 

[Ray9]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

I haven't seen the ad.

Actually, I see very few television commercials, because ... you know ... technology?

I can only imagine what your life must be like, dissecting television advertising for nefarious political intent and frothing at the mouth about the "librul agenda".

Maybe, a hobby would be more healthy?

In the reality based world, informed people buy Subaru cars because ...

1) reliability
2) utility

4) high resale value

I'm a retired mechanical engineer and I just had surgery Thursday to remove my gallbladder. When I watch television I look deeper than most people because it has always been my job to figure out how things work and why they don't work better. All I can do is issue a warning. If you can't see what's happening it's on you.

 

[Iceweasel]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

They're just trying to make money. In the old days they did it this way:

racist products - Google Search

Defense mode. Hurl race card and change subject quick!

Like a marine creature or something. It's automatic. Fact is Subaru and a few others capitalize on the lefties' feelings and are quite successful. I'd add Volvo and the Prius to it as well. You see one on the road and there's a 99.9% chance it a liberal behind the wheel. They drive like they live. Smug and superior. Often well below the speed limit to make their statement and slow everyone down to their Earth saving snail's pace.

 

[rightwinger]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

I haven't seen the ad.

Actually, I see very few television commercials, because ... you know ... technology?

I can only imagine what your life must be like, dissecting television advertising for nefarious political intent and frothing at the mouth about the "librul agenda".

Maybe, a hobby would be more healthy?

In the reality based world, informed people buy Subaru cars because ...

1) reliability
2) utility

4) high resale value

I'm a retired mechanical engineer and I just had surgery Thursday to remove my gallbladder. When I watch television I look deeper than most people because it has always been my job to figure out how things work and why they don't work better. All I can do is issue a warning. If you can't see what's happening it's on you.

Warning...warning!
Liberals are trying to portray negroes as regular people

 

[NYcarbineer]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

They're just trying to make money. In the old days they did it this way:

racist products - Google Search

Defense mode. Hurl race card and change subject quick!

Like a marine creature or something. It's automatic. Fact is Subaru and a few others capitalize on the lefties' feelings and are quite successful. I'd add Volvo and the Prius to it as well. You see one on the road and there's a 99.9% chance it a liberal behind the wheel. They drive like they live. Smug and superior. Often well below the speed limit to make their statement and slow everyone down to their Earth saving snail's pace.

I merely pointed out the indisputable fact that the agenda of advertising is to sell stuff.

Want to dispute that?

 

[Iceweasel]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

They're just trying to make money. In the old days they did it this way:

racist products - Google Search

Defense mode. Hurl race card and change subject quick!

Like a marine creature or something. It's automatic. Fact is Subaru and a few others capitalize on the lefties' feelings and are quite successful. I'd add Volvo and the Prius to it as well. You see one on the road and there's a 99.9% chance it a liberal behind the wheel. They drive like they live. Smug and superior. Often well below the speed limit to make their statement and slow everyone down to their Earth saving snail's pace.

I merely pointed out the indisputable fact that the agenda of advertising is to sell stuff.

Want to dispute that?

I just agreed with it. Can you read?

 

[NYcarbineer]

This was back in 2002, we got 4' overnight, 6' over the course of a day. My husband had already gone to work in his Subaru (you can maybe see the legacy tracks.) The neighbor shoveled her driveway then she went to work too - outback.

That woman can't afford a snowblower? Damn!

 

[NYcarbineer]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

They're just trying to make money. In the old days they did it this way:

racist products - Google Search

Defense mode. Hurl race card and change subject quick!

Like a marine creature or something. It's automatic. Fact is Subaru and a few others capitalize on the lefties' feelings and are quite successful. I'd add Volvo and the Prius to it as well. You see one on the road and there's a 99.9% chance it a liberal behind the wheel. They drive like they live. Smug and superior. Often well below the speed limit to make their statement and slow everyone down to their Earth saving snail's pace.

I merely pointed out the indisputable fact that the agenda of advertising is to sell stuff.

Want to dispute that?

I just agreed with it. Can you read?

Then why accuse me of changing the subject.

 

[Moonglow]

There is little doubt that modern Democrats, and in particular liberal Democrats, are emotional basket cases and likely cognitively challenged. Nowhere is this more evident than in television commercials that target them. Most of us have noticed that many liberals drive Subaru’s because they have been led to believe that Subaru’s are lovingly safer than other cars. Because liberals desperately need to feel superior to their peers they are easy prey for a car manufacturer that capitalizes on their feelings and manipulates their limited intelligence.


The frustration many of us feel when confronted in traffic by lane-swerving socialists whose rear bumpers are plastered with stickers that say “coexist”, “peace not war”, “rainbow coalition” and of course, “Obama” on older models is outstripped only by the shatteringly frightening reality that such a significant percentage of the population could be this dumb. Subaru’s latest television ad demonstrably brings this to the fore.


In the ad several teens and preteens mostly Caucasians, are chastised for attempting to do innocently negligent and dangerous things. Things like taking nunchakus on a camping trip, risking electrocution by pulling neon lights from fixtures, trying to ski down a flight of stairs as well as playing with a fire extinguisher and a taking a sledgehammer.


Then an African American teen (political correctness is important here) is shown telling his mother he is taking the Subaru. The mother responds with “don’t be late”. For Madison Avenue this implants two things in the simple liberal mind-moral superiority and fear of those who think differently or drive a different car. It’s the same mechanism used to fool liberals into believing people are going to die if Obamacare is repealed.


Let’s focus on the three words in the response of the mother-“don’t be late”. This implies that the teen should use the car to speed if he falls behind. So if the car is parked in the driveway with two homeless drifters embedded in the windshield that’s apparently ok because he was told not to be late and he was just trying to do the right thing according to his feelings.


Subaru’s ad is a sad microcosm of everything that is wrong with our society today. The truly wicked in our society are playing on the intellectual infirmities of a large portion of our population. The evil lead the stupid astray with smoke and mirrors.


2017 Subaru Outback TV Commercial, 'Take the Subaru'

I haven't seen the ad.

Actually, I see very few television commercials, because ... you know ... technology?

I can only imagine what your life must be like, dissecting television advertising for nefarious political intent and frothing at the mouth about the "librul agenda".

Maybe, a hobby would be more healthy?

In the reality based world, informed people buy Subaru cars because ...

1) reliability
2) utility

4) high resale value

I'm a retired mechanical engineer and I just had surgery Thursday to remove my gallbladder. When I watch television I look deeper than most people because it has always been my job to figure out how things work and why they don't work better. All I can do is issue a warning. If you can't see what's happening it's on you.

I was in TV production for years and when a commercial is developed it is a natural selection to have the product being advertised as a superior product..No company wants to run ads that claim they are mediocre or even remotely inferior to another product..

 

[EverCurious]

That woman can't afford a snowblower? Damn!

She was retired and had to go back to work. It was kind of a shame but divorce sometimes fucks up all your plans...

 

[Moonglow]

That woman can't afford a snowblower? Damn!

She was retired and had to go back to work. It was kind of a shame but divorce sometimes fucks up all your plans...

I couldn't handle the winters period...