Really?
Michiko Kakutani reviews Jonathan Franzen's new novel "Freedom" in the NY Times today. Her review includes this sentence:
"His wife, Patty, also seems "nicey-nice" on the surface, but turns out to be an ill-tempered shrew, who rages at Walter and inexplicably slashes a neighbor's new snow tires."
Is that still possible? I thought modern steel-belted radials couldn't be slashed, not without an awful lot of non-nicey-nice application of power. Maybe she used a chain saw. Or am I wrong?
"His wife, Patty, also seems "nicey-nice" on the surface, but turns out to be an ill-tempered shrew, who rages at Walter and inexplicably slashes a neighbor's new snow tires."
Is that still possible? I thought modern steel-belted radials couldn't be slashed, not without an awful lot of non-nicey-nice application of power. Maybe she used a chain saw. Or am I wrong?
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