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Uh, Sly, RuPaul's pic is already posted! Hehe, you thought that was a girl, din't ya? And seriously... Hasselhoff is enough to make me embarrassed to be a male, can you say CHEESE?

I'm still leary of a CVT, and as far as I've seen from Dodge's "build and price" situation at their site, that's the only way an R/T comes, at least so far. They need to have at least a manual transmission available with all 3 engines, if not a stepped automatic to hedge on, in case the CVT proves unreliable. Also, after test driving an ION with CVT, I don't like the way they behave.

Hell no!

He's cheating. There are antennas hidden in his collar. Quick! Turn it down!

We know this. Wait, hairy what?

tongue

Dirt (Nos' age)

NGRA

Well YAH. I like the sound of my 3.5 at full bellow.

Bics, the lighter? I'm confused...

How does an El Camino compare to a Chevelle in terms of weight distribution/drag strip traction? Am I being a geek? Please splain.

jeans

I know he won't see this... but notice how this member turns on others in a flash, yet when the tables are turned he cries like a little baby boy? Not cool, imho. Sorry guys. I've got to learn to keep quiet about some things. But yay, I'm on ignore!

Actually, Decka, if you can do it, a credit card is a great way to improve your credit rating. Buy something small, pay it off. Do that a couple months in a row, then cut up the card, it's not like there aren't thousands of credit card companies out there for a subsequent account after you feel better able to carry a balance. Back on topic... I have a new Ridgeline coming soon. Ugh. That hurt just saying it. Ew.

Reg, nahman, Heath is hella fiiine yo, what I meant was, I am not going to get all pissy about a hot girly thread, how could I? I feel we already get equal time here. I certainly appreciate the thought though, dude. It was kind of you.

I work in a bodyshop, so I see wrecked cars every day all the time. Just last week, I totalled an '01 Celica with the front end completely wiped out, $11k in damage... driven by a new driver. The week before, we repaired an '05 Cobalt coupe with front end damage. The family paid out of their own pockets to repair it... over $2000, just so the kid's insurance wouldn't skyrocket. A new driver's safety is of paramount concern, of course. It should be at the top of the list, but why spend the money for a brand new car with requisite high insurance rates when the odds are stacked so steeply against you? There are plenty of 5 to 8 year old cars out there that are just fine for first-time drivers who are just getting the hang of things. To me, it doesn't make economic sense to spend the money for a brand new car for a 16 year old. If the kid proves him or herself a safe driver after a couple of years in the older car, the second car can be a reward, whether the parents help purchase it, or the kid works for it.

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Well, back in the day (Victorian times? Earlier? Later? Pre-60's?) it was considered a sign of "high breeding" if a lady was pale as a ghost, it meant that she didn't need to leave the house to work. Men and women alike used to powder themselves to achieve an even paler complexion. These pictures are mild. I don't understand all the hoopla. And Tom Ford? He's not interested in them anyway. Is it me, or are these pics not really hot? Thanks Reg, but you didn't have to post a Heath gallery, although he looks good in that little green hat.

Oh no, they cropped the picture! There was a GP parked next to it, I swear!

fresh snow NOS! :AH-HA_wink:

jalapeno (I was kidding, chicken.)

Are you missing a letter?

Why are the blades falling off, chicken?

Well ok Nos stole my joke but welcome back, bimmer. Looks like fun, can't wait to see more pictures.

Like, that is sooo uber-tubular! I knew it was you, chicken.