trinacriabob

Not quite, but I don't look like I've had electrolysis or shaved on purpose, either. It gets gross when you have hair everywhere such that, on a sweltering day, the sweat would make it soppy. Have you ever seen some real hairy Middle Easterners perspire right through their shirts and all their body hair sopping wet? Not too cool. Sometimes, they forgot their deodorant on top of that. I've had to sit next to some hairy foreign guys in college classes and you either wanted to leave the classroom or throw up, but you didn't have the nerve to tell them "You know, they sell Mitchum at Safeway."

Limburger

Now why would you do that, PB? I don't...but then I don't have any gold chains and silk shirts to complete the look, either. How much more speed does having shaved legs give a guy in certain competitive sports unless it has to do with being able to deal with the sweating better? Never figured that one out.

I think they do calisthenics in all 50 states...My response to thread: aerobics

Ha! Isn't it funny how fat pillowy broads are either super sweet or super nasty?

gallows

Gotta watch those intials, too. Naming your daughter Felicity Ursula Connors = FUC Naming your son Francis Alan Garrison = FAG Naming your daughter Teresa Inez Thompson = TIT And on and on and on....the kids will be merciless.

eject seat

What was that all about?

marker

Haven't been following the whole thing, but dislike both of them. Trump for: cheapening to the point of putting on something like "The Apprentice" which sells avarice and Machiavellianism, general flash level despite an Ivy League education (Penn's Wharton school), bad hair and....he is not a self-made man...he inherited and built on it....not from scratch as some others have done which, I guess, is ok. He is obviously a general-purpose jerk. You know that Ivana and Marla had to have been thinking of someone else when he was planted in between their legs. Rosie for: BEING ROSIE ...a truly abrasive and obnoxious bull-dyke. Even before "the announcement," how could anyone not have figured that one out. Also, "Cruise was a rouse" -- her ranting and panting for Tom Cruise was way too transparent and orchestrated. I am also disgusted with the other snively bitches (BaBaWaWa) who have gotten on Rosie's bandwagon on this. I've also often wondered if Roseanne is sort of wired the same way...she's kind of rough. Reg, you knew I'd weigh in on this.

Mile (as in Denver, "Mile High")

boots

What would be worse is if "Sharon Bush" and her came as a "package deal" for the occasional kinkier client.

cigarette

You needed an "other" category. When I did have access to one, I would downshift first, if decelerating from, say, 50 to 25 mph. If at low speeds and coming to a stop, I would put it into neutral. Ah, yes, memories....truthfully, I'm GLAD I don't have a stick.

Hey guys, I expect to be leaving my Regal parked from mid-June until the beginning of August. I will be out of the country. I will be taking the car up to Portland but, since my Mom doesn't drive, I wouldn't even want her to start it and move it up and back a few feet to get things moving...though maybe a neighbor could do it. Still, it may wind up sitting there. I've heard that leaving them parked for that long can cause some problems. Namely, the battery may fail but more so than that, tires are supposed to get a "flat spot" or something to that effect. Is there any truth to that? What other car components could be adversely affected by being parked for a long time?

Despite it not being Italian, they did appreciate it as having a nice silhouette. Only 1 of the 2 sisters has been here and that one has been here twice, having sampled American cars I've rented to take her around. She acknoweldges that they are very quiet, comfortable, priced very well for what you get and are amazed at their longevity. She marveled how 70 mph (114 kmh) felt so much slower because of the excellent isolation of the cabin. In short, it's "un salotto mobile" to them. Overall, they gave the nod to the LaCrosse over the Monte Carlo.

What sign? Is there a sign? My response to thread: Benjamin Franklin

Brooklyn

I just got off the phone with my cousins in Italy, having sent them pictures from Christmas and Montreal, which included MC and LaX pictures. Without even soliticing such a comment, they said they did NOT like the forward protuding very oval grille! I told them that, most likely, it will go away next year.

friends

I would have rather seen a from-scratch effort, rather than another Australian import. I was just at the PMD dealership this morning getting my car serviced (they work on other GM brands) and was looking at GTOs in the showroom. Good, but not great. It almost seems like we are running out of ideas, but then, are we? In the same showroom was a wonderfully executed GMC Acadia...tasteful exterior and beautiful dashboard/cabin...come on, get the creative juices going and give us a compelling all-American Bonneville replacement on Zeta that's right for the times.

Yeah, I may originally be from LA, but I'm boring...so I'll comment on the "W-bodies." What a nosedive for LaCrosse sales? Novelty may have worn off. What are the blue hairs buying, anyway? They are living longer. Impy is showing well, given that it's a good package for the money and now looks better than it did in 2005. Platform mate MC is just inching along. Oh, well, full-size coupes are a tough segment, though, I really do like them - especially when I see a pristine and properly equipped 1997-2002 GP coupe, for example. What? Still some new Aleros and Sevilles hanging around to be sold? Interesting.

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