binarycode
join:2003-04-30
USA
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Re: So?
It wasn't meant to be an analogy. It was only an example of limitations on things we buy that people have come to accept. Sometimes I think folks just need to get over it. It's fairly well known that you can't have your cake and eat it too.  |
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openbox9
join:2004-01-26
Alexandria, VA
 ·AT&T Southeast
| reply to binarycode
Actually, a better analogy would be why buy a car capable of 120 MPH if you can only drive it 100 miles/month? The answer is to be able to get somewhere faster for the few times that you need to instead of more times while driving slower. Buy a Prius for daily driving expecting to drive a lot of miles and save the Lamborghini for the once a month, show off to the ladies, drives. |
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binarycode
join:2003-04-30
USA | reply to flycuban
Why drive a car that has a top speed of 120 mph or more when the speed limit is no where near that? |
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