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Seems... ok I guess. The proof will be in the pudding. 0-60, quarter mile, braking distance, skidpad numbers...

Perhaps he's albino...

:AH-HA_wink:

Wow, drew770 is such a sweet boy. A bit clueless, perhaps.

Hmm... obviously Nick didn't click on the link to their other video, the one with the 5 Series in the skater park?

I've been an advocate of more bodystyles off a single platform, rather than multiple platforms for a good while now. Pontiac needs Kappa, of course, in roadster and fastback hatch coupe. Then they could build a sedan, coupe, convertible and sportwagon off their larger platform. All RWD, of course, with optional AWD for the clueless. Ecotec and 3.6L V6, up to forced induction variants for the highest performance models. If they have to shrink Pontiac, this strategy could prove popular. I just want them to have names.

Wassamatta siegen, jealous because they match a Ridgeline for overall fuel mileage?

Dodge Sprinter

My grandfather, mom's dad, bought his first Chevrolet, a Caprice Classic LS Brougham, new in 1989, at age 83. He was the only one who knew he was sick. He died a few months later.

TomKat

I was hoping the thing would break a u-joint while they were dragging that Horizon around the lonesome prairie, but the damn truck is like a rock!

You gotta use honey to draw Flies, hence my catchy thread titles.

bitches, hos and 40s, muhh f@#kas...

reg, my boy, if you've known him for 20 years he's not "too young" for me. How freakin' old do you think I am, anyway? Are you saying I'm a codger? :AH-HA_wink:

How comfortable is your couch?

Chevyvan 10 (with porthole windows and airbrushed violent Viking chicks wearing black leather bullet bras)

Is that a '67 Galaxie 500?

It's called "Planet Fitness", and the people I saw there today seemed like regular folk. There were some young, fit people there, but also some folks just wandering around listlessly wondering what to do next. The deal was too good to pass up... $59 to start and $10/month, guaranteed for at least 3 years, with no contracts. Unlimited access, and if I want to use the tanning beds, it's an extra 5 bucks a month. They have a personal trainer available for $60/hour, or $35/half hour. My goals are to work on muscle tone all over and work on cardio. It should also be good for me socially as well, as I am shy around people, believe it or not.

I just joined a gym, literally 5 minutes ago, online. It's only like 3 miles from my house. I stopped by there this morning and took a tour, led by a perky young lady. The place seems very low key, and I'm hoping it will help me keep fit over the winter. My biggest fear is looking like a complete doofus. Will the treadmill throw me off the back? Will I strangle myself when I drop the 25 pound barbell on my neck? I've never done anything like this before. I'm hoping it will be a good move. Does anyone else here belong to a gym? Do you have any funny or odd experiences you can share?

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Younger half-brother, he turned 30 in August. It seems I was closer to him before I moved to PA (he lives 15 miles away now). It's my fault.

Mr. Fly, would you turn your hat sideways to belong to that group? :AH-HA_wink:

Where do those pansies live? I'm gonna go out there to God forsaken Kansas or where ever and punk their dumb asses.

Everybody in Italy, girls and boys

Fiat 128