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Hello friends,
I guess my introduction is a bit belated because I am here since February. But I always believe that it is better late than never, so here goes my introduction.
I am Marcus Brutus, better known as "Brute", (but not 'brute'
).
I took up this pseudonym after studying Julius Caeser in class IX. Since then, Shakespeare has always been one of my favourites. I prefer not to disclose my age, but I am not so young so that I can be called a minor nor am I so old that people can address me as 'Aunty' (Except for kids below 5 years). I am a student and currently located in Bangalore.
I am interested in automobiles in general but brushing shoulders with real driving experience started only after I bought my first car last month. (I have narrated the whole experience in ownership review). All these days I have been reading only theoretical aspects of cars (e.g. - S.U.V. = Sports Utility Vehicles. Meaning - from Wikipedia; Torque - Meaning from physics book, ratio - mixing up with ratio and proportion in mathematics and ratio in law etc. ).
But I am seriously interested in learning about the practical as well technical aspects of automobiles. It is really unfortunate that even now we see so many inept and incompetent, I am sorry, let me rephrase, ummm ... not-so-proficient female drivers.![Cry [cry] [cry]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Cry.gif)
I personally wish to be not only a good driver but also a sensible, responsible and caring vehicle owner with some amount of technical knowhow.
I seek assistance from the expert "Petrol heads" here. Please help me to prove that women and automobiles are not antithetical to each other.
Thank you Automotive India.
Regards,
Brutus.
I guess my introduction is a bit belated because I am here since February. But I always believe that it is better late than never, so here goes my introduction.
I am Marcus Brutus, better known as "Brute", (but not 'brute'
![Anger [anger] [anger]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Anger.gif)
![Big Smile [:D] [:D]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Big%20Smile.gif)
I am interested in automobiles in general but brushing shoulders with real driving experience started only after I bought my first car last month. (I have narrated the whole experience in ownership review). All these days I have been reading only theoretical aspects of cars (e.g. - S.U.V. = Sports Utility Vehicles. Meaning - from Wikipedia; Torque - Meaning from physics book, ratio - mixing up with ratio and proportion in mathematics and ratio in law etc. ).
But I am seriously interested in learning about the practical as well technical aspects of automobiles. It is really unfortunate that even now we see so many inept and incompetent, I am sorry, let me rephrase, ummm ... not-so-proficient female drivers.
![Cry [cry] [cry]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Cry.gif)
I personally wish to be not only a good driver but also a sensible, responsible and caring vehicle owner with some amount of technical knowhow.
I seek assistance from the expert "Petrol heads" here. Please help me to prove that women and automobiles are not antithetical to each other.
Thank you Automotive India.
Regards,
Brutus.