... to extremely severe (a hard spanking, forcing the child to stand in the corner for 2 hours, and depriving him of television privileges for a month). The more severe the threat, the greater the likelihood that the youngster will mend his ways while you are watching him. But he may very well hit his sister again as soon as you turn your back. Suppose instead you threaten him with a very mild punishment. In either case (under the threat of...

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... <jag...@riseup.net> wrote: Oh dear, what a shame! Maybe this might force those car addicts to leave the cars at home though or even get rid of them. Also cars are now so electronically complex most drivers can't mend them cheaply themselves as they used to. The prospect looks bleak. Come to think of it, I don't think this is a new problem. For example, imagine the following, which might have taken place a few years ...

....com>, Doug says... Oh dear, what a shame! Maybe this might force those car addicts to leave the cars at home though or even get rid of them. Also cars are now so electronically complex most drivers can't mend them cheaply themselves as they used to. The prospect looks bleak. "The cost of servicing a car can be as high as £200 an hour as labour costs soar ahead of inflation. The average cost of labour at a ...

... <jag...@riseup.net> wrote: Oh dear, what a shame! Maybe this might force those car addicts to leave the cars at home though or even get rid of them. Also cars are now so electronically complex most drivers can't mend them cheaply themselves as they used to. The prospect looks bleak. Come to think of it, I don't think this is a new problem. For example, imagine the following, which might have taken place a few years ...

...riseup.net> wrote: Oh dear, what a shame! Maybe this might force those car addicts to leave the cars at home though or even get rid of them. Also cars are now so electronically complex most drivers can't mend them cheaply themselves as they used to. The prospect looks bleak. Come to think of it, I don't think this is a new problem. For example, imagine the following, which might have taken place a few years ago. Someone drives ...

....googlegroups.com>, Doug says... Oh dear, what a shame! Maybe this might force those car addicts to leave the cars at home though or even get rid of them. Also cars are now so electronically complex most drivers can't mend them cheaply themselves as they used to. The prospect looks bleak. "The cost of servicing a car can be as high as £200 an hour as labour costs soar ahead of inflation. The average cost of labour at ...

... to extremely severe (a hard spanking, forcing the child to stand in the corner for 2 hours, and depriving him of television privileges for a month). The more severe the threat, the greater the likelihood that the youngster will mend his ways while you are watching him. But he may very well hit his sister again as soon as you turn your back. Suppose instead you threaten him with a very mild punishment. In either case (under the threat of...

...>): Oh dear, what a shame! Maybe this might force those car addicts to leave the cars at home though or even get rid of them. Also cars are now so electronically complex most drivers can't mend them cheaply themselves as they used to. The prospect looks bleak. "The cost of servicing a car can be as high as £200 an hour as labour costs soar ahead of inflation. The average cost of labour at a ...