Daryl wrote --

>  JM>   If something ain't broke, don't fix it.
>  JM>   It something works, leave it alone.
> 
>   Tell that to Microsoft, and you'll be laughed out of the room.

  I've always like old cars, from the first horseless carriages to about
1970.  
  There are all sorts of videos on YT with old cars and I watch in order,
such as cars from 1931, 1932, etc.
  Some are shorts the car company would put out for dealers, and others are
tv ads from the late '40s onward.
  I'll watch the ones from various companies and its always "this is the
best car ever made, not some piece of junk like we made last year you need to
trade in right now for this great new car".  Well, that's the gist of the
ads.  :)
  Joe


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