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  1. pablum
  2. full monty
  3. Dog gerbil or hamster?
  4. Cool '70! "Spacetruck"... cosmic, dude!
  5. Is that Peter Frampton?
  6. ocnblu

    Pictures!

    In the case above, it means Cheers & Gears is cool because of the people.
  7. Car & Driver. Tube or Crew?
  8. ocnblu

    Pictures!

  9. J30. If you can find one in brown, and put Bob Marley stickers on it, you can call it The Baked Potato.
  10. Chicken, you're breaking all the rules with this "both" situation, sir. Automobile. ATV or Jet-Ski?
  11. One word: O RLY???
  12. When I saw that last sentence I thought you were talking about the new Civic.
  13. Burick. Paper or plastic?
  14. Ah, don'tcha just love good ol' Pennsyltucky RUST HOLES? :AH-HA_wink:
  15. Is that a good or bad poltergeist hovering above it? Those old Mopars were tough as nails. Cool.
  16. ocnblu

    Pictures!

    Mr. Dart has a bit of a crush. That's cute.
  17. Coke. Kleenex or Puffs?
  18. It would be so frickin' cool to have like a button on your keyless transmitter that would start the engine and heat or cool the car to your settings, waddya think?
  19. Keep smiling, Viper. A lot of people here think highly of you and want to see you do well. You have one hell of a future. You're already ahead of the game v. millions of others because you're out to your parents, even if it was inadvertent. Once the shock wears off for them, I believe they will support you even more, and that's a great starting point in adult life.
  20. ocnblu

    WARNING!

    No problemo, Camino. Bring 'em on!
  21. '66 Chevelle Malibu SS in Marina Blue... first car I have a memory of. Mom got it in the divorce. First car accident for me, I remember standing up on the front seat, then *BOOM* I was looking up from the floor under the dash after she hit the back end of a parked 50's Cadillac. I guess I was barely 3. Marina Blue is a popular color for these at car shows, so I see one from time to time. '73 Pontiac B-body sedan, especially a Catalina. Very special memories for me because my grandfather gave his to me for my first car. These are rare as hen's teeth these days. '81-'87 Grand Prix. My first new car, silver/black landau top/red vinyl buckets. Another gift from grandfather. Grew to hate it then (lots of driveability problems with first-year engine computer), have fonder memories of it now. '75-'78 Imperial/New Yorker Brougham. Grandfather's last Chrysler in a long line. He loved his '77 NYB. '89 Caprice Classic Brougham LS, grandfather's last car. He never was a Chevy man, I always was (from dad's side of the family). I believe he bought it as an inheritance gift to me. He passed away that year, and the car was used to shuttle my grandmother to and from the grocery store and the doctor's office. She went into a nursing home, and I agreed to sell the car toward her care there. Sheesh, sorry for the novella.
  22. These people are punishing themselves for something they think is bad within themselves. Does that make any sense? Guilt can be a powerful motivator, then it becomes their mission to make others feel guilty. It is not healthy.
  23. empathy
  24. I'm very glad to hear things are happening for you, Vipes. Hopefully you and your parents are coming to an understanding, which can only enhance your relationship with them. "Ryan" is a very dangerous name, mostly good danger, but yeah. Have fun and be careful. You were in school when you had your "moment" with him? That's brave.
  25. bat
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