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I plan on going to the Philadelphia Auto Show, and maybe DC, it all depends.

This evening at Wawa getting gas in the truck, I saw a nicely preserved, light green metallic, '77 Pontiac Catalina sedan at the pumps. I took the opportunity to say to the old guy "Excuse me sir... I just wanted to say... that's a cool '77 Catalina!" He smiled and said "Well thanks! You're exactly right! How'd you know? How'd you know the year?" I answered "I just know..." and smiled. He said "You're on the ball!" It made me feel good to recognize this man's car... he's probably owned it since new, and he's lovingly cared for it all these years.

That's hot!

See what I mean about "loud complainers", Viper? :AH-HA_wink:

I am a fan of Hyacinth Bucket (no, it's not BUCKET! It's "booKAY"!)

Viper, take heart. The loudest complainers are usually the most curious. I wouldn't recommend testing this theory though, unless you're sure. Be careful.

Whoa Nos, you have a dildo? RUN, VIPER! HE'S TRYING TO CORRUPT YOU!

Oh my God... I think I've seen that teal '67 GTO in Ocean City! We hang out at Hooter's quite a bit too while there. Did I see that car in the lot down at the south end?

Cool, I love a sleeper... but new rims would really set it off.

Lordy, everybody's getting that gift this year. No wonder our Nosinger is fixing up his car. He's got too much cash money!

Jeez, and I didn't even have to touch your ribs. You're too easy, GI Joe!

I am eager to see the GMT900 pickups... I just know they'll be hot!

If you don't tell us, you will be tied down and tickled for a half an hour, or until you spill it, whichever comes first. :angry:

Damn, look at those abs! She'd put a hurtin' on ya.

"Vitamin water ice cubes"... that's SOOO California... :AH-HA_wink:

Yup, Borders Books, in the periodicals I was, looking at the car magazines (with my back to the gay magazines) when these two guys, dressed up-to-the-minute, 20-something, walk up to the gay magazine section. One of them pulls up a copy of "Gay Times" and laughs. They both look at the dude on the cover, then laugh again. "Hey, we should send in a subscription for (insert a missing friend's name here). That would be hilarious! We could put his address on it and everything!" They linger there, then move on... I need to ask a question here... what's the fascination? Would they have had as much fun looking at a yoga magazine? A magazine on knitting, rock climbing, or dogs? Why must this subject elicit so much nervous laughter among some guys? Unless "society" is keeping them from doing what they want to do. I cannot think of another esplanation, Lucy. Can you?

OMG that magazine is hilarious. You have quite an extensive collection of all things "gai", WMJ. Perhaps a sheep will tide you over until you meet a nice girl? Anything to keep your mind off the gay stuff for a while. :AH-HA_wink: Happy Birthday, Crocodile Dum E! (Sorry, it just popped into my head at the last minute, but the wish is there, curly.)

I had a delicious Bison Bleu burger today at TGI Friday's.

Real wrestlers are cool. This "WWF" and the like is sooo dumb, it's thinly veiled softcore gay porn... don't the fans realize? :unsure:

HA! Good one, TR. C'mon guys, it's not like Sixty8 popped his camera phone over the stall wall. It's on the road, she's fully clothed, he'll never see her again. What's the harm?

Duh, I just realized that's a scale model in your sig, Harley.

I always liked the looks of the first Vegas, with their "baby Camaro" face. Too damn bad about every other aspect of the car.

I liked the new Malibu when it first came out. Its upright stance and rear end styling reminded me of the '55 Shoebox. The front end never really gelled in my mind. The '06 front end is little better. I am liking the car less with each model year. The time is ripe for the GM Design reawakening to trickle down to the bread and butter cars.

As a rule, I prefer European cars to Asian cars, for their brave, interesting style. This Pug is no exception.

A different twist, eh? Well, I hope it's not suicide doors. If it is, they need to do much more work to stiffen the body to make up for the loss in structure, based on what's out there now.