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Can driving a 911 actually be good for your health?

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Aside from extending your life, a 911 can save you lots of money; like insisting to change your dvd movie instead of paying penalty for a day..

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Scenario: Come home from a hard day at the office in your non-911 conveyance. Dilemma: Really wanna drive the 911 to somewhere...anywhere. Solution: Drive it to the gym. Just the thought of opening it up on the way to gym makes you wanna goto the gym pronto Outcome: You are now healthier than before you bought the p-car. How has your 911 made you healthier? <img src="graemlins/xyxwave.gif" border="0" alt="[bigbye]" />

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Can say if it makes me any healthier but definitely a happy camper!!!! Regards. Mike

POST 3Original post

Dont know if it is healthy to drive a 911, but it sure is un-healthy if I dont drive it.....

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as i recall it is good to accelerate your heart rate on a regular basis. my 911 never fails to do that for me. <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" />

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Less money and less reason to buy good scotch.

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Aside from extending your life, a 911 can save you lots of money; like insisting to change your dvd movie instead of paying penalty for a day.. ask me. wael 996 c2 1999 A.silver

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!Yes! because f.ex in winter time, i do some home trainer (bicycle's kind of spinning)..quite hard. Then i have to go to my friend's house. What it make me go out is just for drive my 911!!! ps,Chicago i love your avatar!

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I find this interesting but I think this may be able to be proven scientifically that it does make you healthier. Laughter, contentment, comfort, having something to look forward are all GOOD things. Lowers your stress, provides comfort, ect. If a drive in the 911 can erase all the "bad" things of the day,(as apposed to drugs/alchohol) and provide you a motive to keep working hard, and give you something to look forward to, and give you a sense of happiness in one way or another that indeed can lower blood pressure, stress, and agitation. Maybe I should write a thesis on this. Would definately help the Porsche bottom line(so they can dump the pepper-fish). Imagine, the alternative to prozac... A 911

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