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    > > These are whaty we have, too -- tyhe new ones have a bay behind the driver   
    > > where I back in against a padded shock bumper & no straps needed.  Much   
    > > more independent & speeds the buses up, especially in rush hour.   
      
    >   Sometimes it takes a while to get the person on and off.   
      
   Same here; but the last hook-based system isn't bad. The chair is backerd up   
   againsta bumper, them there are two hooks on hreavy duty cables on a vacum   
   cleaner cord-like pulley so judst yank & hook one, two. . done.   
      
   Getting them off can be a pain, as the driver's maniacal speeding around   
   corners tends to twist the chair a bit, tightening the connections.   
      
   If the driver listens to me, we get me out in quick time, as I know the tricks   
   by now.   
      
    >   Huntington, WV where Ohio, WV and KY meet on the banks of beautiful Ohio   
    > River.   
      
   I bet the term "Tristate area" gets thrown around?   
      
    > > My main block of memories begin when I was 5. . .   
      
    >   Mine is around three or four, but only a glimmer of something.   
    >   Off hand, one is being fascinated by windshield wipers.   
    >   One time I was around four and on the hood and moving them back and forth   
    > with my mother yelling from the door to leave them alone, I was going to   
    > break them.   
    >   Then later being in the car in a downpour and her wipers flies off and   
    > she saying "I told you were going to break it".   
    >   I have no memory of getting on the hood, what I did afterward, etc.   
    > That's what I referred to when I mentioned a glimmer of a memory.   
      
   Could be that what you mainly remember is your mom telling the story?   
      
   Your friend,   
      
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