IMPULSE Grown to Machine Age impatience when putting away the bicycle, that brand new motor vehicle gleams a promising innocence like a newborn baby's smile - with one you train for a licence, the other is simply nominal where often left to the trial and error of circumstance, if drunk, insane or a criminal you cannot legally drive, though a car is not alive, it's okay to raise a child???

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