trinacriabob

ugh...thinking of what would be worse. That...or response to thread: shark attack

you know vampires? response to thread: rapids

Portland OR

nah... urban renewal

ship of fools

peeps (the marshmallow ones you eat for Easter)

music

Hey, I've only been to the Jersey Shore around Atlantic City. Is Virginia Beach, further down the coast, nice?

boogie down

Space

Agree.

MARTA (Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority)

down

yuppies

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.

hippies

I was referring to the demographics...ahem...that I don't much care for... Response to thread: antibiotics

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.

vomit (...now tell me how you really feel )

Nevada (the only U.S. state in which they are legal - bring your "raincoat"!)

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

jazz club

The Bronx

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.

New York (the rose is their state flower)