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Hey--I was going to say that! :AH-HA_wink:

Okay... the Amanti isn't selling, and American heads are saying cut back but the Koreans want to push forward? Uh...

Wow... the CVT sound part... wow.

Sigh. ... and my parents probably agree with her.

Actually--that's pretty common with a lot of the girls I know. When we were in college, we'd get to parties, the girls would get drunk, stripping as a joke would commence, and some girls would kiss.

Weird... I thought the original number was 261. Oh well, it's 5hp.

Screw Tom Welling.. give me Brandon Routh

See, that's what I'm concerned about--I'm a language teacher... I need to talk! So, work will be "creative" for a while. My students will have to help me out.

Cool... you footing the bill? :AH-HA_wink: And the FUNNIEST part--like I must have been delirious... on my way driving home from the doctor's office, I called my dad and told him about it (cause he loves the Park Avenue and was pissed when they got rid of it), and secretly I was hoping he'd say, "Oh, hey, here's a check..." Yeah right :AH-HA_wink: Sadly enough, some of my students could probably afford the car if they saved up their allowances. One is going to Hawaii when I get my tonsils out--he got the ticket in his stocking as a stocking stuffer.

Looks like I couldn't wait. I had to go to the ENT today (I'm sick, yet again), and the tonsils have to come out before summer. The surgery is set for Friday, April 18th (I have off the following week). He's also putting a temporary tube in my right ear because it won't drain whenever I get sick, and I lose hearing for a couple of weeks. Unfortunately, he said with the tonsils out, palette reshaping, and such, it's not going to cure my sleep apnea--the deviated septum is too severe. That'll be fun for the summer. And to make matters worse, there's an awesome price on a LOADED 2004 Park Avenue in White Diamond with headsup display, heated seats, rear backup sensors, etc., at my local Buick dealer that I just can't swing right now financially--but man, would I LOVE to have it!

Only the LTZ gets the 6-speed...

I had a friend like that--a guy friend... I mean, he felt like that about me, but he was totally straight. I of course, like a dumbass, fell in love with him. If he kissed me once, I swear, I probably would have been ruined for men for life. I had no idea what MJ Capelli was... all I knew is "capelli" means hair in Italian and I found it amusing. Now that I know it's a hair salon... it's not as funny LOL I have a very close connection with my friend Catherine. She's my "Grace" if you will... she was the reason I came out--I couldn't bear hurting her, and we were starting something after a long few months of "heated" (I can't even think of what to call it), between us. To this day, I think if I was straight, we'd be married.

And the 3800 didn't sit for a LONG time at about the same spot?

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WHY CAN'T FORD PRODUCE DESIGNS (INTERIOR & EXTERIOR) LIKE THIS IN NA?!

I saw an Accord EX V6 Coupe today, and it looked pretty sweet. I like this car a lot. This is my first non-Buick I'd consider buying (that I could potentially afford). I'm interested to see if the 6-speed improves the fuel economy any bit. Will it be thrown in the hybrid too?

When I think NIN, I think of 1994, Mom's Buick (cause it had the powerful bass you could still feel with all the windows down), and the song Closer.

LOVE THAT COMMERCIAL! My favorite part is when the woman walks into the glass door with her coffee.

This just gets better... Here's what it looks like and an article about it: Big Mo' The name Big Mo' is a play off of Earnhardt Jr.'s hometown of Mooresville, N.C., and the longtime moniker used for he and his closest friends, the Dirty Mo' Posse.

Probably has dry fruit.

What are your friends' reasons for thinking he's working/using you?

You want fun driving? Two words: Belt Parkway.

No joke, the guy I first fell in love with had that exact year, body, color inside and out, t-tops, etc. At the time I didn't know stick or I would have driven it. It's a nice ride Congrats!

It turns out it was a smart move to go to work... I left the 13 degree cold morning and walked into a balmy 50 degree classroom--while the classroom across the hall had to have been 85. Gotta love the efficiency of "the lowest bidder" when building a new school...