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Peter Pan peanut butter should, it's full of hydrogenated oils. Only go for Smuckers peanut butter, and other similar hydrogenated oil-free types.

As much as the 70s and 80s Japanese cars rusted, the Americans had a few rustbuckets too. Cancer-mobile Vega, the X-bodies, and the Eldorado/Toronado/Riviera of that period. That's just GM. Ford and Chrysler in particular had some rusties as well. Anything without galvanized steel tends to rust, and galvanized steel did not become standard fare until the mid 1990s.

I've been rained on GMs, and I still want my cars to drive well!

Wow I never dream like that...

Gotta agree with them, though. STS is NOT a breakthrough product.

This is beautiful and glorious. History in the making...

While what you say is true regarding the uppers of the unions calling the shots, the sheeple still strike when they're told to. If I didn't support it, I'd break it. People need to pull their heads out of their asses and start thinking for themselves.

Yea...not gonna happen, Chrominium. That would almost guarantee Buick to get the axe.

Actually Josh, I think it's great news for the industry. Not everything is a fight, not everything is an adversarial position. The most successful companies are the ones where employees and employers work together with pride toward a common product...the unions have not done that...ever. They have always looked out for their own best interests. That was good and all back in the day, but unfair labor practices are virtually outlawed in this day and age and the unions just add another layer of bureaucracy to the whole process. Josh, the emotional argument that these are lives and livlihoods at stake really doesn't do it with me. Face it, every industry has experienced this recently. Why should unionized autoworkers be above this? Do you want to blame Wagoner and Smith for this? I don't think so. The unions have brought it on themselves, and the writing has been on the wall. I don't want to make a sweeping generalization that autoworkers are ignorant, because they are not. Anyone, in any business, is ignorant if they are only a very specialized worker. One must present a portfolio of job skills to be competitive as an employee, and anyone who tried to buck this is, in my opinion, ignorant--autoworker or not. I don't want to come across like a jackass on this because I know it hits pretty close to home for you, but at the same time the writing was on the wall...this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone.

Only get that spare key for your bumper if you want your car stolen. Better to have an extra set of keys at home.

XLR has a lot more luxury features than the Corvette; it also doesn't scream "midlife crisis!"

so far seems to be working...thanks Z!

Oh ok...yea I'll post later tonight and let you know if it's fixed.

The top has to be like that for the folding motion so it has some give to it. With moving parts, you're gonna get that. Even the Sebring has it, just not to as noticeable a degree:

I know a very rich family who got a Rendezvous.

I regularly clear my cache...that's not it. Griffon seems to have it worse; mine stays logged in until I go to another site, but it won't "remember" me.

HAHA!! GARY COLEMAN! Made my day...

Nope, I stay logged into every other forum I frequent...this is the only one with issues.

You use Firefox, don't you? Me too. Same issue. C&G needs to fix the coding for Firefox, as it is the infinitely superior browser. The old boards had no conflict with Firefox.

Fieros are duck-turds :D

People are buying it. Affluent people are enjoying the new Cadillacs for one simple reason: in their circles, MBs and BMWs are a dime a dozen. They want something different, but still nice.

There goes razoredge with his emotions...calling me a GM hater :rolleyes: ...again :rolleyes:

Where do you live that housing is so cheap???? Not even Indiana has that cheap housing!

Exactly, just because Wal-Mart sells clothes, that say, last a while, are really inexpensive, and aren't ugly doesn't mean that everyone wants Wal-Mart clothes...some people want more stylish clothes, some want clothes that are more fitted, and others only want clothes that last a season or two because they buy new ones all the time.

Yea I haven't turned into a goomba-stomping plumber at all, so no.