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Date:         Wed, 31 Jul 2002 11:14:44 -0700
Reply-To:     John Dagastino <themisanthropicmeanie@YAHOO.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         John Dagastino <themisanthropicmeanie@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      (OT,
              but important) The Ford Excursion is DEAD!!!! YEEEEEEEAAAAAHHH!!
              YES YES YES YES!!! W00000H000000!
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die. evil SUVs. every last one of you. DIE DIE DIE.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/788016.asp?0dm=T13IB

quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Ford Motor Co. has decided not to build a second generation of the Excursion sport utility vehicle, the New York Times reported Wednesday, citing people close to Ford’s future product program.

THE EXCURSION, seven feet tall and able to seat a softball team, was oft criticized as the auto industry’s most visible symbol of sport utility vehicle excess, the paper said, and is expected to be discontinued at the end of the 2004 model year.

Introduced in 1999 as a 2000 year model, the end of production will mean the Excursion lasted just one generation.

Sarah Tatchio, a spokeswoman for Ford, declined to confirm to the Times whether the company would drop the 19-foot vehicle, which gets 10 miles a gallon, is too long to fit in many garages and takes up two conventional city parking spaces. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! MWHAHAHAHA! YES!!! THANK YOU FORD!!! could it be that someone at ford actually had a moment of lucid, logical thought?

wow.

(every body cheer with me)

DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! DEAD! YES!!

*big smile*

FORD: Excursion offers an impressive 165 cubic feet of available cargo space. That's about eight times the trunk volume of a full-size passenger car.

TRANSLATION: Some other things you might be able to relate this to: *About the size of your first apartment after college *Could hold 10 cubicles, and a water cooler *Enough room for optional lap pool

I really hate all the SUVs there

Now I'll just have to figure out how to decomission all the existing ones on the road...

i repeat

I really hate all the SUVs there

Now I'll just have to figure out how to decomission all the existing ones on the road...

and again

I really hate all the SUVs there

Now I'll just have to figure out how to decomission all the existing ones on the road...

once more for good measure.

this calls for a celebration of some sort :)

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