2002 Hummer H2
#1
06-30-2006, 02:29 AM
2002 Hummer H2
Designed to negotiate tight motor pools, trails, and war-torn streets, the relatively small turning radius of the 2002 Hummer H2 adds tremendously to the suburban driving ease. With a 26.5-foot turning diameter, the Hummer can pull into most parking spaces without a five-point operation.
Tooling through greater suburbia a decade after the Gulf War, the Hummer still turns heads. Motorists being aware of the vehicle helps on those occasions when you need to make a tough turn through traffic, there is less worry the oncoming vehicles won't see you. Practical? No. Fun? Oh, yeah. The Hummer can be used daily by an impassioned, well-heeled driver, but it's most appropriate commuting only as a reminder of the great adventures it can take on the weekends.
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#2
06-30-2006, 02:48 AM
RE: 2002 Hummer H2
funny, since the first model year was 2003. and the H2 was NEVER designed as a military vehicle, only the HMMWV, which got rebadged as the H1 for civilian use. back under your bridge, troll.
#5
06-30-2006, 12:18 PM
RE: 2002 Hummer H2
What kinda thread is this????
#7
06-30-2006, 06:22 PM
RE: 2002 Hummer H2
ORIGINAL: shortbus
i get banned for calling out a troll?
ORIGINAL: Dennis
This thread is a perfect example of how to be banned!
This thread is a perfect example of how to be banned!
#8
06-30-2006, 07:11 PM
RE: 2002 Hummer H2
shorty, you would never be banned i'm sure.
all that noted, and begging pardon if i'm a bit dense, but what was trollish about the initial post? sounded fairly hummer-positive
all that noted, and begging pardon if i'm a bit dense, but what was trollish about the initial post? sounded fairly hummer-positive
#10
06-30-2006, 09:12 PM
RE: 2002 Hummer H2
OORIGINAL: Shortbus
funny, since the first model year was 2003. and the H2 was NEVER designed as a military vehicle, only the HMMWV, which got rebadged as the H1 for civilian use. back under your bridge, troll.
funny, since the first model year was 2003. and the H2 was NEVER designed as a military vehicle, only the HMMWV, which got rebadged as the H1 for civilian use. back under your bridge, troll.
ORIGINAL: Katty
Tooling through greater suburbia a decade after the Gulf War, the Hummer still turns heads.
Tooling through greater suburbia a decade after the Gulf War, the Hummer still turns heads.
However, I think it's easy to interpret it the way you did Shortbus. It is very poorly structured, and very poorly written.
Katty, if you're going to post here...I beg you... PLEASE do your homework.