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PB, have you gone Canadian on us?

Excellent point. That's the primary layman's technique for diagnosing wheel bearing/hub bearing problems. They are also a little more "metallic" than tires in their drone.

So, does this mean I can talk about carpet munchers? As long as I say it nicely? Great! I guess it's their "edge" that I find to be such a trip...gay guys don't seem to have that same "edginess" so, except for the occasional flaming Richard Simmons type outburst like your elevator story, they are not that interesting in the sense that calls for analysis and scrutiny. And, don't worry folks, I probably have one of the broadest spectrum of friends on here....national origin, age, gender, education, religion, sexual proclivities, everything...I might even have some munchers in my arsenal that have gone undetected. I still find them interesting. Like the ones at Starbucks who wished I was dead!

It should be RWD. Is that Zeta? This is a nice car that really needs to be in their line-up. It would anchor the top end of the personal luxury segment for GM whereas MC anchors the entry to personal ("luxury") coupe vehicles. It just needs to be done right! It needs to be a showstopper.

1. Better drive it with the NEW tires to see if it went away. I, too, had a front hub go out on my early 90s previous gen Regal, as NOS pointed out. They're not THAT costly but still it would not to be replaced so you can fully trust the car on the open road. 2. I hate leather seats. Wrong person to ask. They will eventually develop hairline cracks. A lady at my work has a mid-90s Sedan de Ville and those fine hairline cracks are evident. But, for the near-term, the seats should be fine if they are fine now. 3. That in there would be Series II. I have a Series I 3800. No problem thus far and looking at the quarter million mile milestone. I think it was probably the earlier ones within the Series II family...can't be sure. What kind of "dot" does Consumer Reports give the Regal under "Engine"? Bon chance.

Volkswagen

Ask about the Halcyon combined with one of the air sickness things. Hong Kong is a long flight. Are you doing the nonstop from T.O. on AC?

Get on a plane? Let's go! Seriously, TC, I feel for you. Can't do the empty stomach thing if you so inclined. Need bland foods in there - like crackers and club soda, for instance. See your physician before you travel - people say Halcyon is good for the long trip, but I just stay awake for it all. Ask about meds ahead of time and bring 2 kinds in case 1 of them just doesn't do it for you. I don't mind the bumps here and there but those 100 ft. air pocket drops, especially on a '47 when you hear a "sonic boom" type of sound and watch the wings flap, well, it can get a little disconcerting. Lufthansa from FRA to YYZ was that way last July about 1 to 2 hours after departure. It's always nice to glide over YYZ on approach.

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hormone (or whore moan)

I don't drink. The few times I have, it just wasn't fun. Now sex...that's fun.

Will a tamer version of this general shape be grafted onto the LaCrosse/Allure CX and CXL next MY? I certainly hope so. Or will it happen in 2008?Also, regarding engines, I put some stock in what that one guy who comes out of the blue and makes these long well-informed technical posts says. The engine line-up (except for the Super) will stay the same through 2008 to match the flow of the model changes. After 2008, when there's a revamp, the drivetrain combos will change as well. Seems logical.

Yes, Pantho, I need to go there...again. I was in Maine once and I loved it...very beautiful. But, aren't there snively Subaru-driving tree-hugging "packaged" liberals over there...and in great numbers? I wouldn't like THAT part.I can't do beef jerky right now. I just had my lower braces put on today. I once knocked off an upper bracket merely biting into a Safeway (West Coast supermarket chain) deli lunch sandwich with crusty bread. BTW, Mr. Mass/NH, is the Big Dig done? Is it easy to get around downtown Boston now?

BINGO, DN90, that was the kind of $h! I was looking for...weird interactions of sorts. Really immature and combative on his part...how OLD was he?

gland

You must live somewhere near Yonge and Carlton, right? There is a high rise Days Inn at that corner I've stayed at (under $ 100 CDN in downtown T.O. and it's a reliable chain !)...and the neighborhood is...well...sensory overload.Knowing me, if I had to live in T.O., I'd probably live in Woodbridge. That's where all the assimilated WOPs moved upon leaving Little Italy. I went there to get something to eat on a Sunday afternoon before heading to YYZ for a flight out and, I swear, EVERY single 'effin restaurant said they didn't open to the general public until later because all the Italians, Portuguese, etc. were having BAPTISMS. And this was like 3 pm and I couldn't eat! Still, they have some nicer new construction out there. But, I'm a warm weather critter so T.O. will be a tourism destination for me. But I do like it. Incidentally, this thread would "SECOND CUP stories" in the Maple Leaf country.

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My Torontonian friend:I am not sure what I think of this. I guess I don't think about it. I am only responding to your indifference toward any kind of marriage institution falling apart. I think it's kind of sad when this occurs. And I speak mostly for kids. I don't think that many kids come through a divorce unscathed. My parents are "old world European" and would have never dreamed of divorcing. Still, they were not the best parents - they really fell short in this department and would have probably been better parents on their own turf rather than in the U.S. However, I will have to say that I liked knowing I had a Mom and Dad that stayed together. The whole problem is that people ought to view their spouse as their "best friend." With so many people marrying to get out of the house, "don't know if a better offer will come along" or for "gold digging" purposes, it's no wonder many marriages fall apart. I think that trying to keep marriages together is a good thing and that all the trendy poly-whatever crap just isn't cool. Just my opinion.

Bourbons (what's the difference between a Felswabian and a Swabian?)

Can't believe it....my Service Engine Soon light has been ornery. Both yesterday and today, I took short road trips. Today, I went to Tahoe and thunderstorms developed later in the pm. Yesterday: 27.7 mpg Today: 26.6 mpg I am amazed. With a Chevy 3.4 or 3.5 V6, I'd be passing 30 mpg.

Sagittarius (the cool people )

Here's one I like way more from them: Down on the Corner That's a driving song.

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