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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 9391124" data-attributes="member: 19675"><p>(Emphasis mine…<em>DUH!</em>)</p><p></p><p>Driving home today, I saw something I’ve seen thousands of times before: a small RV. Small enough to not be a navigational hazard on residential streets. </p><p></p><p>As soon as I saw this one, though, I thought about Major Mosquito and how he slept in the trunk of his car. WHY? Because that’s what the main character on <em>Forever Night</em> did. But because of his bicycle rack, his vehicle would have stood out as atypical among older muscle cars.</p><p></p><p>But an RV? Those things are practically indistinguishable and innocuous on so many ways. Almost an automobile analogy to beige unless you’re stuck behind one. Definitely less conspicuous on many levels to a muscle car with a bike rack.</p><p></p><p>If I ever revisit the Major or an analogous PC, I may have to opt for an RV as his vehicle of choice. The bike can be inside, out of sight just like his dirtbox. It could easily stow his smallish arsenal. He could have a fridge for storing…stuff.</p><p></p><p>Besides, as off-kilter as the Major was, a RV somehow feels more appropriate than the car from a supernatural action show.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 9391124, member: 19675"] (Emphasis mine…[I]DUH![/I]) Driving home today, I saw something I’ve seen thousands of times before: a small RV. Small enough to not be a navigational hazard on residential streets. As soon as I saw this one, though, I thought about Major Mosquito and how he slept in the trunk of his car. WHY? Because that’s what the main character on [I]Forever Night[/I] did. But because of his bicycle rack, his vehicle would have stood out as atypical among older muscle cars. But an RV? Those things are practically indistinguishable and innocuous on so many ways. Almost an automobile analogy to beige unless you’re stuck behind one. Definitely less conspicuous on many levels to a muscle car with a bike rack. If I ever revisit the Major or an analogous PC, I may have to opt for an RV as his vehicle of choice. The bike can be inside, out of sight just like his dirtbox. It could easily stow his smallish arsenal. He could have a fridge for storing…stuff. Besides, as off-kilter as the Major was, a RV somehow feels more appropriate than the car from a supernatural action show. [/QUOTE]
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