trinacriabob

Understood...that's why I will be in Quebec 3 days from now. I hope there is still some color left.

matzah crackers (sp?)

Spoken like 2 dyed-in-the-wool Southern Californians. Sexual comments from nippy Pennsylvania and materialistic comments from So. Cal. --- so what else is new here?

You are the 'effin coolest. Good Gawd. Where did you find that? I was looking at Oldsmobile and Buick and dying laughing. I was so sorry that 1975 and 1976 Oldsmobile brochures were not there! My first automotive love was the 1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme or Cutlass Salon coupe...bar none! But I couldn't drive then so I pressed my nose against the glass and made a spot on the window! Our next door neighbors got one and I would freeze in my tracks to watch it turn into the driveway or hear it purr as they pulled up their sloped driveway. "It's a Good Feeling to Have an Olds Around You." But I did go to 1977. Check out the Brougham seating in the Cutlass line that has the "tuxedo stripe" plump velour seats. It's killer! Both beautiful and super gaudy that you don't know what to think! THANKS. Still scratching my head as to why some years would be missing.

Now even Z is starting to tread on thin ice....

veggie burger

round-up

Lawn Guyland

January River (they actually thought it was the mouth of a river which they discovered on January 1st, but it was merely Guanabara Bay). My response to the thread: Sao Paolo

Rio de Janeiro

Well, P, what's to stop you now! You still can...better you than a boa constrictor... It looks like BV as been left as the sole picture post wh*r* on the board...where did Mute go? That one had an overly inflated sense of importance.

I concur to the "yuck" portion ... note that I edited out the other smilies you chose!

Agreed. That Toro is bitchen. It takes true GM aficionados to extol its virtues. I did have the pleasure of driving one. After college, I am in South Florida (FLL) visiting a friend who took a job there. Had a Grand Am size car reserved and they were low on cars---"How would you like a Toronado?" ---I'm thinking "Is Eddie Murphy black?". It was great and the trestle shifter feels awesome. The steering wheel is oddly composed, no doubt, and the number of little buttons is annoying. As DN90 said, someone liked the looks of the 90-92 better. Agreed again. Of the FWD era, the early 90s were the best looking! I just don't remember if those had a trestle shifter. (It's referred to as a trestle shifter). And that burgundy interior, "effin' A" --- God, I love it --- bring back the burgundies and the blues for the interiors --- General, what are you waiting for? I have burgundy cloth right now and it makes for a nicer driving environment than does tan or gray.

I think those are called: My response to thread: doilies (sp) (I once saw something where they had mininature windmills that actually rotated, placed about where the aureola would be)

Cher needs to come over to T.O. and do what she did to Nicholas Cage in "Moonstruck" and then say: "Snap out of it"

I concur.

Jiffy Lube

Don't really dig it ... like "I Love L.A." a LOT better. Response to thread: Los Angeles

Where's the Silhouette? Just joking! If you're happy, I'm happy...but I do miss that 1976 Grand Le Mans and the lady with the goofy scarf in the ad! I'm so low-tech, I can't change my sig unless I get help from Z-28 from Long Island. I'll have to learn Photoshop one of these days.

mental midget

ser gut ... as long as it isn't Limburger (sp)...I don't get it...but it's making me hungry

razor, if you want to stay on my good side, you won't put together phrases like "blu and bob"....

I hate this condition but I run into it a lot, juggling a full time job and taking 2 tough classes at night. Usually, one of the two parts of my life slides a little bit and then I play catch up. I can pull a "marathon" and get it done, usually with decent results. The problem is that I almost always get sick right after making a big deadline or the end of the semester as all of the pressure lifts all at once.

bat

Valparaiso