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  1. Yeah, well so was I, and they are not fascinating to me. I went to Univ. of Illinois and was on a plane 2 hours after my last final.
  2. house
  3. Yo, I like the house (or at least I think I do, at first blush). What part of the country is it in?
  4. check
  5. Considering it's a LeSabre and a Park Avenue rolled into one, they should be selling about 15,000 a month. And they need a bigger margin over the Charger, which is butt ugly while the Lucerne is pleasing to the eye.
  6. diapers
  7. Gregorian
  8. tribal
  9. True. The price point for the amenities is what makes it sell. I've rented a few. Its body structure is definitely taut though the E.P.S. hits people in different ways...I like it, I know you commented that you DIDN'T like it (once upon a post). I think the seating fabrics are absolutely horrendous, though. The seat itself wasn't that comfortable either after a longish drive. A little 2.2 EcoTec LT with a couple of nice options is truly a good buy. And if it can turn over 200,000 miles, like the EcoTec is supposed to, all the better.
  10. Where are they "wedged in", PB? C'mon...fess up.
  11. Panama (Ipanema is a beach in Rio de Janeiro)
  12. Ipanema
  13. thongs
  14. Is the Zeta a for-sure thing as far as (since I'm a little myopic, for those who know my posts): 1) Release date of 2009 or 2010 2) RWD 3) larger than current W-body Impala? 4) will Pontiac, Chevrolet and Buick each get one?
  15. Yeah, Vahn-koo-vair, baybay! Been more times than I can count. Stunning...right up there with SF for taking someone's breath away...every one I've taken there does the "Ooooohhh" from the viewpoint coming off of UBC into the Kitsilano area, with the West End and North Van in the backdrop. However, it is awfully gray (thanks for the summer pic), expensive, the women are unattractive as this is an extension of the Pacific Northwest (except for Diana Krall), a little smug (it is British in its roots) and the multi-cultural aspect isn't as "multi" anymore (it tilts to a few dominant groups) whereas years ago, it was a true mosaic. The other thing is I tell people not to get TOO excited for this is Canada's Miami. Left to right: West Van (beyond), West End, Granville Island, Yaletown, Cambie Street Bridge, Canada Place with Hyatt revolving rooftop restaurant (beyond), GM domed stadium, False Creek, Expo 86 site, Grouse Mountain (beyond). Gorgeous!
  16. marginal
  17. Yo, Sci, should we interpret that as a white woman and a black man? Or vice-versa.
  18. back on track... average
  19. I LOVE IT. Screw today's aggressive bolstering. That's like my Cutlass Brougham. Try those on a long trip! Awesome.
  20. crushed velour interiors (I do remember them...don't you?... that's when I started becoming aware of the world around me and that decade was...ehm...unique)
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