dewey02 wrote:
bpounds wrote:
fulltimedaniel wrote:
Most RV's have pleasant names meant to foster good feelings and images of the outdoors and nature:...
That is not the RV experience for everyone. It may be your paradigm. Siting beside a lake, in the forest, maybe fishing, bird watching, nature loving.
For others it is the desert, off-roading, Glamis, racing, dirt biking. Adrenaline fueled activities. Some RV's are branded to appeal to that group. What's wrong with that?
I don't believe it has anything to do with gender, age, morality, or whether someone was raised right. Although the adrenaline junkies may tend to be younger, I've also seen dirt biking families families with grandma and grandpa right there with the toddlers that can barely mount a bike. I certainly cannot fault the way those kids are raised. They are part of a family that is enjoying the outdoors together.
It ain't my thing, but I respect it anyway.
This is a common mistake, that I am very guilty of myself. And that is only seeing things from the perspective of what I like, and doing things the way I do.
Still doesn't explain Vengeance, does it?
How many threads on outdoor lighting, loud neighbors, generators in parks and dog friendly campgrounds have you read on here...? Seems like vengeance would be the most popular model name ever!!! ;)
