Re: English question

Roger Mills wrote:
> My interp:  he runs like an old man.  I've been accused of "dressing old".
> Hmmph. In Florida (Nik can confirm this) many people might "drive old"
> (except they are in fact old-- the little people who drive their Lincoln
> behemoths in the fast lane at 25mph, usually with the turn signal blinking)
Yes, people do that.  :-)  But, I don't think I've heard it called
"driving old", usually "Driving like a granny" or "driving like an old
man" or something to that effect.  If people say things like that, I
haven't noticed it.  Then again, I suppose I might've heard it and just
automatically figured from context what they meant, and didn't notice
it.

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