Sixty8panther

It was not about Ted Kennedy being a politician. He is a celebrity/famous person or sorts and also "got away with murder"... or is a referance to O.J. political now too? I think constant bitching about how Pontiacs and Camaros are driven my Mullets is borderline racist and could be political to some degree but no one here has chastised that in the past.

That's some funny $h!. The Enclave question is funny but hate mail about the lack of a Firebird Concept at NAIAS would be even better.

Actually I would. I'm dead serious about that. The car needs rear quarters as is... now some one else would be paying for new ones and a new gas tank and rear bumper and rear valance etc. A Tercel would not do that much damage to my car. Well, at 40mph it might really f@#k up a few crucial things and possibly make the car not worht repairing which would suck. But the initial impact would be funny as hell between a POS Tercel and '68 Camaro. Jezzus. Even Sodomy boy's all serious about this. Now if you had asked if it would be funny if a Blazer C/K rear ended me at 80mph I'd say no. That would be painfull not funny and I might be dead. This girl was rear ended at like 15 mph. It was NOT a life or death situation. Let's not doa complete apples-to-oranges thing here.

Happy Birthday Josh! Throw that Solstice into a nice powerslide on a patch of wet pavement for good measure. It'll keep you young. -er.

Wow... funny but weird. I'm surprised a few select members have not posted here yet.

Fly: I guess what you're saying is Don't Hate, appreciate![/XP]

We don't have the phone company out here in New England. To me SBC means a 1955-up V8 of 265-400 cubic inches. Small Blcok Chevy. WMJ: Yes I think about 3 million people and another 5 million cops are waiting & hoping for a new RWD Impala SS. Too bad GM would rather mount the engine sideways and call it a day. So sad to see a car with so much potential have rear tires that go to waste. They hold up the ass of tha car but that's about it. Ocnblu: Absolutely. A RWD midsize car for the Masses? Now there's an idea! See bold above.

COPO Camaros are special. Unlike Mopars wiht Sublime and GoMango Pint and lous HEMI graphics the COPO/ZL1 cars were stripped out ot the max. Dog dish hubcaps, no chrome trim, almost all were non-RS cars and most had NO emblems. True factory sleepers unlike a hundred other factory sleepers wiht an emblem on every body panel declaring what's under the hood. But yes, I do see your point. I think the 1969 Camaro is such a great car because it was a groudbreaking design. By 1970 the Challenger, Cuda and esp. the Mustang were just pale imitations of the '69 F-body.

How the hell did i manage to leave off the "skirt" in "Poodle Skirt"? It's not pavilonean I sear... I mean freudian.

It all depends on money in my case... I might have some spending cash by then but I think saddly, NY is more realistic.

I love flying. The G-force of the take off is, in my opinion the best part of flying. Every time I've flown I loved it. Even in 1989 when I flew on Czech airline's antiquidated Ilyushin 62(?) with the quad engines mounted on the tail Iwas not scared. A noisy, uncomfortable and rickety POS like that probably should have made me alarmed but the flight went off without a single problem. I do not even remember any terbulance unlike my two experiences wiht DC10s and one wiht an Airbus where terbulace got a little scary. There's only one time I got nervous durring a flight.... the second time I've flown to Florida the girl next to me was praying the rosary out loud and was sweating bullets. It started to freak me out after a while... her nervous energy rubbed of on me. I thought to myself if we die I'm at least going to grab her boob before we go down. She was cute and mildly flirtateous.

Esp. when there's always a small chance the car left the factory wiht a 440 or even 318 and someone who wrapped a HEMI around a telephone pole in 1979 decided to be creative wiht the engine & vin tag swap. It's pretty easy to replicate some of these cars.

Well I don't care how many f**king times Kobe scores.... he could sink a three pointer from 4 miles away I'd still say screw him he's a dirtbag. I was not going to post that here but when Croc (of all people) attacks a harmless comment by another member like he's "holier than thou" yes I'm tempted to chime in. Josh made a "funny" same as if this was a thread about Mike Tyson someone would make a coment about ear-munching or his rape trial. As far as attacking Teddy head on in a letter... bad things happen to people who go after the Kennedys. Just ask Norma Jean.

Ocnblu: Yes.... exactly. That's what I was saying to XP. This guy screwing out of there might make this girls life a nightmare for a long time to come. Like say she got rear ended last year and an expensive car was totalled out: now she's claiming the same thing etc... Insurance Co. immediately thinks "FRAUD!". Fly: You ever have a fried slip on ice and fall on their ass? You laugh because it's a gut reaction not because of your lack of concern. You give 'em a hand and ask it they are alright but you still have a good laugh about it. Perhaps you would have had to been there. It was a dark, aged, boxy GM truck and the Kia was this purple feminine little thing so right there the juxtaposition was funny. We had concern for the girl and who ever might have been in the Kia but the way it happened it was like Three Stooges funny.

All the best on your 23rd Birthday Aaaantoine! Here's a sweet Pontiac to brighten your day.

Despite the Mods keeping my "Warning Level" at 100% for the past 4 months I do not usually get into politics. Just telling it like it is in this instance. The only sport i'm into is Hockey so I'll skip commenting on his ablility to play Basketball.

As long as no one is hurt there's really nothing you can do other than laugh it off. When I "drifted" my G/Fs Mazda MX3 GS into a metal light pole on a wet day I laughed. I'm sure a few other pople did as well. Too bad the car got wrecked but it had some seriously HARD 157,000 miles on it. Burned through oil like an Iraqi oil well, suspension was about as tight as a 42 year old Crack Whore's *$@&% and the whoile car reeked of cigarette smoke. Gross. With some luck the scumbag who rear ended her will get what's coming to him, she'll get KBB for her KIA and will step into a much nicer car... like a cobalt or HHR.

Jeezus! The G800 has stacked headlights so you KNOW it's a great truck! THe XEF on the other hand looks like it's bordering on copywright infringement of the MB SL300/500/600 of the 80s in a really gross and hideous way.

I agree Moltar... some of those little RWD Japanese cars are intriguing. Take away the RWD though and they go back to throwaway status again. Randle: That's a 1961. One of my favorites after the 1959 Buick.

You know what they say about the mind blockign traumatic memories. Yes just buy the Knight Rider DVDs season One. The KR2000 Movie is on there.

I think if I had Jay Leno kind of money I'd own a McLaren F1 and/or a Bugatti Veyron. But first I'd buy up a bunch of way more cool cars from more glorious eras. I want that Boat tail Cadillac V16 Roadster made by Pinninfarina. It's SOOOOO gorgeous. I could go to Cadillac-only and Italian only shows with the same car! I would also want a few Deusenbergs, Cord 810s, Auburn Speedsters, Dual Cowl Phaeton Packards and perhaps even one of the Tuckers. Those are cars that are worth their wieght in diamonds.

Hmm.... I might make it to PENN or to NY... or perhaps (just maybe) to both. NOS: Yup... Sofia's birthday was a blast. XP got me, uh... I mean HER a Hot Wheels track. The classic one wiht the figure 8 and loopty-loop. (sp?) We figured out that the PERFECT combination of cars on it are the white diamond SIXTEEN and blue "Torque Screw" muscle car. They keep flying aroudn the track for hours. LOL

That Jag is an outdated POS compared to the XLR. The Benz is nice but a tad overpriced.

Me and XP715 are driving around at like 10:30PM tonight and we come to a stop sign... we're the third car in line. A 1992-ish Blazer S10 in front of us suddenly slams into the back of the first car in line. Glass shatters & the sound of crunching metal fills the air... both cars pull over. the rear of a 1998ish KIA Sephia comes into view. One tail light is pushed into the trunk... the litle Korean $h!box is probably totalled. Me and Ross give each other the "Oh $h!" look and start laughing our asses off. No one was probally hurt but a purple KIA just got wrecked. THAT's funny. I high-five him and we laugh like hyenas. Then something NOT so funny happens. The dirtbag in the Balzer lights up his rear tires on the black ice and takes off! I look at Ross... he just stares stunned. I tell him to floor it as his foot touches the firewall & we take off after the asshole in the Blazer. As we pass the KIA we get the deer in headlights from a girl in her late teens or ealry 20s. We desperatelly try to catch up to the Blazer but it's a lost cause, he flies down the road at dangerous speeds. Black ice & snow is still all over the roads since we got like 10" of snow today and this prick is doing like 60 in a 35. The asshole must have ducked into a side road because as soon as we hit a straightaway he was gone. Lucky for the girl Ross managaed to notice the plate, or at least most of it. Maine plate: "2507MC" to the best of his recollection. We went back to the scene of the accident to see if she was okay but the KIA was long gone. I blame myself for our inability to get this guy. If I had had my cell with me I could have called 911 right then and there and told all the local towns to be on the lookout for a dark colored Blazer S10 with a bent front bumper. As it stands we went back to my house and called the Chelmsoford Police Dept. but it was probably too little too late. What started as a funny story about a totalled purple KIA Sephia turned real ugly. I feel for her. Insurance companies suck and the burden of proof will be on her.

1987: Vienna Austria -via- Hamburg, Germany to JFK (NY, NY) & then JFK -to- Logan the same night (when I moved to the USA) 1989: JFK -to- Prague Czechoslovakia (visiting grandparents and relatives, flying solo at 10 Y.O.) 1992: Boston -to- Hamburg -to- Vienna (visiting relatives in Slovakia again, flying solo at 13 Y.O.) Lufthansa is such an awsome airline!!! 1994 & 1995: A few flights in a Cessna 172... got to take the controls a cople times 1996: Boston -to- Las Vegas (family vacation) 1998: Manchaster, NH -to- Charlotte N.C. -to- Tampa (visiting G/F & her mom on spring break) 1999: Boston -to- Cleaveland, OH -to- Tampa (visiting G/F & her mom on spring break) 2001: Boston -to- London UK -to- Vienna (visiting relatives in Slovakia) 2003: Boston -to- Las Vegas (vacation)