Re: GIMP 3.0.0-RC1

On Sat, 4 Jan 2025 12:37:54 +0100, D wrote:

On Sat, 4 Jan 2025, rbowman wrote:
 

On Sat, 4 Jan 2025 01:49:55 +0100, D wrote:
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I think there's a sabb with an even wider one, but cannot find it. I
saw it in a garage many decades ago.

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Oh, the 900. I've seen a few of those. Saabs always were a minority
brand in the US. I liked the old ones, but there were some really
strange beasts like the Sonnet II. I don't know why there was a Volvo
on every block while Saabs were driven by middle-aged lesbians.
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Yes, that's the one! You sure know your cars!

Up to a point. A coworker had one and, yes, she was in the right
demographic.

https://www.gminsidenews.com/threads/saab-brand-most-over-represented-
among-gay-and-lesbian-buyers.78107/

I don't know what the attraction is but there seems to be one. Miata have
the same rep, though mostly gays.  This one had me worried.

https://gaycarboys.com/sexy-men-drive-2021-toyota-yaris-cross/car-reviews-
by-brand/toyota-reviews/

I didn't even know they existed. As far as the US is concerned my 2018
hatchback was the last one based on the Toyota platform. The sedans that
year were Mazda 2s, and the nameplate was dropped entirely in 2020. The
Japanese must like the name and recycled it into something completely
different.

As for knowing cars any red blooded American boy could spot a '57 Mercury
Turnpike Cruiser two blocks away and describe how it differed from the
less expensive Montclair.

My knowledge drops off rapidly in the '80s and today they all look the
same to me. There are a few exceptions and sometimes I will wander across
a parking lot to identify a car that caught my eye. As everything became
SUVs even Porsche proved they could make a butt ugly car if they put their
minds to it.