Blake Noble

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXulXWD10-0 Too bad the G8 ST didn't get to come here as an El Camino. A similar commercial with it would have pretty interesting to watch as well.

"The Wolf Is Loose" - Mastodon

I just realized that you only need a Jeep to round out your driveway. :AH-HA_wink:

"Passive" - A Perfect Circle

"Pardon Me" - Incubus

I try to be trusting as much I can be. But I've found that the times where I have been one-hundred percent trusting of someone or in something, I have been very disappointed and have gotten very hurt as a result. I know that I try to keep my thumb on things as best I can because of what happened in the past. Sometimes, I step on a toe or two, but it's a small price to pay knowing that I will not get betrayed again. True. But, here's something I know that will raise your eyebrow, she started talking to the guy she cheated with again two months ago, someone I actually know. I have no clue if she has talked to him anymore since when I discovered they started talking again, but I know I do not trust her any more than I have since she told me what she had done in the past. In fact, I trust her perhaps a little less.

Before me. However, the fact that of just knowing that she did it before, that makes me watch her very closely, makes me trust her less than what I should. During one of our "discussions," I confronted her about her past unfaithfulness and it's like I asked her, "If you have done it once before, what keeps you from doing it again? What is keeping you from doing it to me?"

Oh, I understand where you are coming from, whole-heartedly. It is never a pleasant feeling to trifle with. Think about how much greater your suspicion and worry would be if he came right out and told you that he had cheated in the past, like my girlfriend did a few months ago. Your trust is never the same after that. I know I will never fully trust my girlfriend after she told me that. Any mention of another guy from her puts me on red alert.

radiant

I have a sledgehammer that is willing to make friends with his windows! j/k

"Megalomaniac" - Incubus

Hopefully, yes.

"Sweet Leaf" - Black Sabbath

I don't think too much will be different. :AH-HA_wink:

My, the air in here is thick!

I am very curious as to how much of a price drop in gasoline there will be once Bush's term in office ends and the new President is ushered in. Something tells me not to expect a drastic decrease.

Can't say I dissent with that sentiment. Which is why I am particularly interested in where GM is going next with the Delta II Cobalt, stylistically. :AH-HA_wink:

"Fire It Up" - Black Label Society

Ask and ye shall receive! Too bad that was just a concept! :AH-HA_wink:

Also, you have to remember that the rear 3/4 shot I posted wasn't taken by a crew of baboons with five-hundred dollar Nikon cameras.

It is that sort of talk that keeps PCS around. The more you try to shoo him away, the longer he sticks around. :AH-HA_wink:

Nope.

Actually, the official SS sedan photos weren't taken in a grey studio. Also, the official photography still doesn't capture the depth of the paint quite like the unofficial ones I posted do. Here is an official shot, which I neglected to post because, well, GM never does any car they build any justice through their photography department. On that note, sorry to kill some of the excitement in here.

Spied: 2009 GMC Terrain Pontiac's Torrent migrates to the GMC stable. Link to original Article @ Left Lane News Images and story after the link.

Revealed: 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Sedan Two-hundred and sixty raging horses on tap for Chevy's compact sedan. Link to original Article @ Motive Magazine More photos: