*** Quoting Barbara McNay to All ***
BM> Say, I have a question for you folks.  Occasionally, I stop at
BM> the side of a highway in a rural area among flat, treeless or
BM> bushless fields, for various reasons.  Sometimes the reason is
BM> car trouble, and in that case I appreciate it when somebody stops
BM> to help.  Sometimes, though, I not only do not need help, I
BM> don'twant anybody to approach.  Let's say I've got to go, or
BM> freshen up, and have the necessaries for accomplishing this
BM> without getting out of the car.  How, in a case like this, can I
BM> make the would-be good Samaritan understand, even before he gets
BM> out of his car, if possible, that I want privacy, not help?
Yes.  If you don't want people to stop and see if you need help, then don't 
stop on the side of the highway to do your "freshening up".  Do it at home 
before you leave, go to a gas station, or wait until you get home.  Most 
decent people who see someone stopped on the side of the road in a rural 
area, in the middle of nowhere, assume you just might need help...so if you 
don't...then don't give them the impression that you do......pretty simple 
when you just think about it isn't it??
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