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    Space
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    Agree.
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    MARTA (Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority)
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    down
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    yuppies
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    Hey, here's another tip...especially in California. If you rent from a NON-airport location, especially picking up on the weekend, you get REALLY good rates and there are less taxes. Basically, you can put another $10 to $20 in your pocket on a $225 rental. I shop relentlessly for the best rental car deals.
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    hippies
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    I was referring to the demographics...ahem...that I don't much care for... Response to thread: antibiotics
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    I thought you would have liked that...the old 98s, the "rolling cathedrals," as I call them. But you do like the 75-76 GrandVilles, no?...they say roomy, well-proportioned and competent, but with a sportier Pontiac personality and styling cues. I especially liked the coupe with a landau and rallye wheels. I'd feed the 400 or 455 if I could manage to drive less.
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    vomit (...now tell me how you really feel )
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    Nevada (the only U.S. state in which they are legal - bring your "raincoat"!)
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    Favorites of this genre: 75-77 Cutlass Supreme coupe However, of the sedans: I would have to say 75 GrandVille Brougham These were nice boulevardiers
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    jazz club
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    The Bronx
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    Right! Whether or not it was a hybrid, a new Fusion was next to me for a while I was driving on a major boulevard here. What a great looking car and what a sensible arrangement. This model, together with the new Taurus, are competitors for the new Volt, partly because the Fusion and the Taurus are proven perfomers. People will have a lot of questions about the viability of the Volt. However, I hope it does well. Damn, the auto world is so Darwinian.
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    New York (the rose is their state flower)
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    East Side, baby, East Side. The ONLY side of Seattle to live in, if one's gonna live there. City central - weird City south - ghetto and white trash City north - someone that Heart would sing about East Side - normal people City west - well, it's water, so you'd be lunch for a killer whale
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    My next purchase will be something like that. With such a recent purchase, I'll enjoy that for a while before buying an "alternative energy" type of car. It will be interesting.
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    bon appetit
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    hide
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    kid
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    butch
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    Mount Everest
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    pseudonym
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    Queen Mary 2 *predictable answer*
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