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Robert Plant is the king of rock singers, easily. Not only did he have an amazing voice, but he used it more like an instrument than any other, using vocal melody to really enhance the feel of the song. For someone newer, Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria has some amazing range.

Duh, you guys, it's only a moonroof at night.

Sure, why not . . . I'm with BV, Nos, and Nick.

Yeah, I still like doing a lot of those.

I suppose that no matter your orientation, those images will kill any sexuality you had.

I like music from all genres, with a few stipulations: 1. Gotta have good musicianship. The quality of music is much more important than the genre. 2. I don't like party music. If it's a song that you're likely to hear at a dance party, I probably don't like it. I've also noticed that most of my favorite songs have a tendency to be dark, depressing, or just creepy.

It appears that the boards are showing excessive aggressiveness due to missing the soothing presence of your old sig.

Come on, I already gave you a hint. It's one that Mustang guys would know . . .

The Tribeca isn't a "love or hate" design. It's a "hate it or be blinded by your own idiotic urge to be different" design.

I know it :D I bet Mustang84 does too. I just can't get or

$$$$$$$$ Carfax that thing and see if you can find some other reasons to lower the price.

My aunt works at the DMV, so one year for Christmas, she had custom vanity plates made for my brother and me with the UNC logo and our initials on them. They can't actually be used as a legal license plate, and I hate plates on the front, but it makes a nice addition to my wall.

Holy crap, a good looking Sunfire!

What's with that huge gap between the bumper and quarter panel? It looks like it's been in a wreck.

Isn't the Accord the one that's on an updated version of the old platform right now?

Pretty cool. And that guy's voice is hypnotic. I just played that video through about ten times because of it.

No, insulting Fieros in particular sends him into a homicidal rage, making him take others with him before he kills himself.

My thoughts exactly. I don't completely love everything about it, but the Crossfire is one of the few examples of true artistry going into a car's design, so I can't help but admire it. Edit: and possibly the best production example of Trevor Creed's importance to Chrysler. He does what J. Mays can only dream of, taking retro cues and making it into a beautiful work of art.

Well I did read a lot, and now I'm thinking about having English as one of my majors, so . . . maybe. I can't think of any fun sociology toys I had when I was little, though.

In North Carolina, it's illegal for unmarried men and women to cohabitate together. Of course, nobody enforces it.

At home, it's mostly domestics, especially Ford and Chevy. At school, the ones I see most are Honda, Toyota, and VW. Then the richer kids drive BMW or Audi. There is also one 1950s Cadillac Coupe Deville that I see around campus sometimes. It really stands out amidst the background of compact sedans.

...wait, didn't ocnblu's mom get a cobalt?

If they made a cologne that smelled like that, I might wear it. :) Edit: Actually, I might be able to soon. My dad just bought a 68 Camaro RS/SS. He's gotta rebuild the engine first, but he tells me the body's in great shape.

None. And it seems to be working, because I've had several girls compliment the way I smell.

The role of the family isn't in a state of destruction, it's in a state of transition. It's happened before in times of economic transition. And people didn't take it well then either. And the 50s nuclear family was really a huge exception in itself that only lasted a few decades. The whole two parents, two and 1/3 children, father works and mother stays at home family couldn't happen before because people couldn't survive on one person's wages, and the same is happening now. <<sociology major giving his 1.3 semesters' worth of expert knowledge on the subject. http://www.cheersandgears.com/public/style_emoticons//AH-HA_wink.gif