An Airplane (n.) is the only place where you cannot walk out on a dull movie.
Airplane (n.) is an unfortunate invention that did away with distant relatives.
The Airplane (n.) is a modern vehicle invented to make the world smaller.
The Airplane (n.) built for speed high up can no longer land in a field; the first aeroplanes, worse at flying, could set down in any meadow.
Amtrak (n.) is public transit that survives on scenery and apologies.
An ATV (n.) makes a path by damaging it
An ATV (n.) is bought to work a field and used to leave it
An ATV (n.) is a white trash golf cart — All country, no club.
The Automobile (n.) shrinks the travel acquaintance to half-threatening encounters with hitchhikers; people roll on rubber tires in strict isolation, talking about what every family in the same class of car talks about.
The Automobile (n.) is too heavy with psychic and social meaning to be a good place for technical progress; its real advances are borrowed from planes, ships and trucks.
An Automobile (n.) is like a living room you can argue in at highway speed.
The Automobile (n.) made distance cheap and parking expensive.