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Robert Hall

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  1. I've had random people come up to me in public places and try and sell me on Jesus.. I usually answer that I'm a Druid or 'no habla ingles'..
  2. Wonder what the story on this one is...looks like an unrestored Firebird at a car show or auction. Nice patina of wear.
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  4. 404
  5. How about...Powdered Toast Man?
  6. What's on you mind? pure energy
  7. Sounds fun. I've played Fantasy F1 for the last 5 years. Maybe I should make a Cheers and Gears group there if there is any interest.
  8. While grinding along in bumper to bumper traffic this morning, a red '10 ZR1 rolled up beside me..first one I've seen on the road. This afternoon, on the way home, the same red ZR1 passed me... sweet. Also saw a faded dark red w/ white top '82-86 Bonneville (the downsized G-body model). Haven't seen one of those in ages. Also saw an '85 Olds 88 in silver green w/ darker green top, very clean shape (the last year of the RWD B-body model).
  9. Many climate change deniers are the same crowd that doesn't believe in science, believe in 'intelligent design' and believe the earth is 6000 yrs old. They are delusional.
  10. Interesting...the hood mod and other mods would be kind of interesting on a Pro-Touring style MC, without the ugly paint and monochrome trim (and doesn't the owner realize tinted headlight covers went away as a fad maybe 20 years ago)? R
  11. Not diecast, but for model builders like myself, Revell has had some solid new 1:25th scale GM kits released in the last month, incl. their all-new '72 Olds Hurst Olds convertible kit, their new '57 Chevy Bel Air 2dr sedan 2n1 kit, and reissues of their '60 Impala ht and '57 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham (an ancient kit--tooling goes back to '57!).
  12. One of sources I use for upcoming release info is the Hobby Talk forums. Under diecast, they have forums for Greenlight, Johnny Lightning, M2, Hot Wheels, Matchbox and others. I also check HotWheelsCollector.com (official site), JohnnyLightning.com periodically, and get the email newsletter from vendor Milezone. http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/forumdisplay.php?f=52 As far as new releases, I ordered a few new last night from Milezone, incl. the Matchbox Lesney Series issue of the '69 Cadillac (yellow w/ black top), the '76 Chevy stepside PU (blue and white two-tone), the JL Forever 64 '80 Malibu 2dr (gold).
  13. Toyota Says Cup Holders Still Working Great Rest Your Beverages With Confidence, Says Carmaker TOKYO (The Borowitz Report) – Embattled automaker Toyota today said that despite problems with accelerators and brakes, the cup holders on its most popular car models were “perfectly safe to use.” “Feel free to enjoy the beverage of your choice and know that you can rest it in one of our cup holders with confidence,” said Tokyo spokesman Hiroshi Kyosuke. “Our cup holders are world-class.” But Mr. Kyosuke’s upbeat comments about Toyota’s cup holders were undercut somewhat later in the day by congressional testimony from Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. “You should only feel safe to use your cup holder if your Toyota is parked in your driveway,” Mr. LaHood said. “At 80 miles per hour, the cup holder becomes a rocket launcher.” Toyota’s stock plunged 17 percent on the Transportation Secretary’s remarks, prompting him to issue the following statement: “Opposite of what I said.” More here. (note: The Borowitz Report is a humor publication, kind of like the Onion)
  14. Today was Chevy pickup day, saw 3 very clean '73-87 shortbed fleetside 2wd regular cab pickups. First, a dark colored(was at 6:30am, dark out) '83 or so (had the stacked rectangular headlights w/ parking lights behind horizontal grille), very clean...next was a two tone bright blue and white late '70s model, and then this afternoon I saw a very clean white '76-77 or so one.
  15. sleep (Took my Ambien last night, but the dogs kept waking me up..the neighbors cats were yowling..)
  16. I can see Woz with a Prius..he's geekier than Jobs and the Prius is an ubergeek car (some of the geekiest techies I know drive Priuses). IIRC, Jobs drives a Merc SL65 AMG among other cars..
  17. insomnia (unintentionally a night owl this morning)
  18. First Place: 1 Second Place: 3
  19. He wants something reliable and not to common..the G3 is very uncommon, and has Excitement!!! to the extreme..
  20. Here's a rather rare Pontiac, only 2900 miles. auction
  21. Sweet...I have a number of the Larry's Garage and Phil's Garage cars, will have to look for this one.
  22. Sounds like the year is off to a good start. Here's to continued good months for the rest of the year.
  23. Very nice..first I've seen of the LeSabre..is that a Hot Wheels?
  24. 106 is a mild late May, June or Sept midday temp in Phoenix. It's really uncomfortable when it's 110-115 for days on end. In July '08, I went from 110 and dry in Phoenix in July to Miami and the Keys where it was about 98 w/ 98% humidity for a few days and came back. Quite a contrast. I spent my first 26 years in humid climates (E/NE Ohio, S. Florida, SE Michigan) and most of the last 13 years in very dry climates (AZ, CO). I love Miami and the Keys in the fall/spring/winter.. and the Phoenix area is pretty nice from October through April. I guess it's all about what you get used to... having good A/C, a pool, and lots of cold drinks w/ ice is the only way I've been able to tolerate AZ heat..
  25. With the rains we've had lately, it should be nice and bloomy w/ flowers out in the desert by March...looking forward to taking a drive out to Tortilla Flat, maybe up to Superior and Globe and the Salt River Canyon.
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