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Follow women like a car and you will not go wrong; don't get too close to them, stay far and keep the distance long twixt you and her, and when her lights turn red accept that you have come too close --- she feels her rights are violated. Do be careful when you follow her that you do not offend her, to sin is human but to err may cost you --- don't rear-end her, but if you do don't claim it was her fault for driving slow, make sure you pay at once because that is the way to show repentance for the fact you drove too close to her, behind, and let your racing eyeballs rove with other cars in mind, not concentrating on her rear although her red lights flashed; do this and she will hold you dear when into her you've crashed. Learn carefully this highway rule in detail, don't be hazy about the facts, and surely you'll be driving women crazy. |
| Inspired by a poem, "Bloody
Men," by Wendy Cope.
Copyright 11/24/98
Gershon Hepner
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