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  1. The part that gets to me is how oblivious they are to having all those people around when they are in a quest for food. I guess it shows how fearless they are. Good thing he was "dispersed into the wild" by Mama Bear. None of this would have been very pretty had she been around.
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  3. The ones at work function fairly well, except when they are out of paper and you send something from your desk. Now, at home, that's a different story. I have an HP 6110 All In One which I love. However, when I send something to print, about 25% of the time, it does nothing, shows that it's printing, essentially hangs up the printer (though not the computer) and I have to reboot and try to print again. I have no idea what conditions cause this to happen. I was on the phone with HP during the 1 year warranty period a time or two, but to no avail. Still, it's a great product (print/copy/scan/FAX) for $ 250 or so.
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    That's not a 2008. That's probably just a 2007 with some masking. Those 2 photos reinforce what I think about the car: Great side profile Great rear end Bad front grille You won't be catching many younger buyers with such a grille. Oh well.
  5. That's a riot. He looks like a big dog that couldn't hurt you. But those aren't waters I'd want to test! I don't think this would happen at South Lake Tahoe or Incline Village where the population density is a little high...and there are more than a few Starbucks, but way up on Kingsbury Grade, it's a definite possibility. In fact, if one approaches the lake from Carson City on US 50, there's a road sign with the bear graphics (much like the Cali flag) and the words BEAR XING. Now, coming up from the California side, on 50 or 80, there is no such sign. I would have loved to have seen that occurrence in person. Too funny.
  6. Why is it that ANY thread having ANYTHING to do with ocnblu within a matter of 15 posts gets dragged into the mud? Some things are so predictable.
  7. Who'll pitch and who'll catch, Reg? I'm afraid to ask.
  8. Very true....this will be the last cycle of anything for this car (tune ups, tires, struts, etc.)
  9. Well, they need RWD for the eventual "chase scene", right? But, what's more frightening, this pudgy sled or the mid 1990s RWD Impala/Caprice they used?
  10. That's a classic...and so true. Just think, I got hit with waves of those types at the convention....and I was trying to convince you to go!!!
  11. Much worse. My first place in one was leaving the Porto, Portugal airport lot and merging on a ramp. I thought to myself "what the f*** is this?". I was tempted to bring it (and all of them) back for a manual...and anyone who knows me knows I don't like to shift any more.
  12. That's a keeper. Very funny.I will look and make a few stealth phone calls as well. Thanks.
  13. You are a riot! The fact that you're so much more stealth than the others on here makes it that much funnier. :rotflmao:
  14. That is beyond "bitchin' ". You got that out of the front of Chilton's, right? I love those sketches they have in there. Here's my line up....boring: Monday - Buick LaCrosse CX - a reliable way to start the week Tuesday - Chevrolet Monte Carlo LT - a little more pizzazz (but not much more, lol) Wednesday - Cadillac DTS - the king of the road to conquer hump day Thursday - Pontiac Grand Prix GT - revving up for the weekend Friday - Cadillac STS - half day, if you can sneak out the back because the foothills beckon Saturday - Pontiac GTO - silver and burgundy, pull out all the stops Sunday - ditto - do it again, get your fill in before confronting responsibility...and the Buick, lol
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