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trinacriabob

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  1. You disappointed me. I was looking for "Westheimer." Next word: Plymouth
  2. Olds, I think it's a Phaeton.
  3. Ruth
  4. Einstein
  5. must be a CE among us
  6. FAT
  7. Balthy, you need to go to a casting call for a "Starsky and Hutch" remake. That must be south/central NJ because it looks too new (not enough trees) compared to Teaneck where I went to the 4th grade before my Dad longed for the palm trees and moved us back to LA-LA-land.
  8. flush
  9. Yes. I know about King Charlemagne. It's just that the song now comes up in my head more readily than medieval history. We can take the association anywhere our mind takes us.
  10. City
  11. No...it's called Kid Charlemagne. It's a song about druggies. Not knowing how old you are, you may not even know about it. I loved Steely Dan as a kid...fusion rock/jazz type stuff.
  12. Charlemagne by Steely Dan
  13. Thanks guys. My budget and desires opt for the base GP which means cloth. I, too, was more destined for the white exterior. I will probably go black on the inside, though it will have to be cloth. (The tan is nice, but the 'effin car has too many black bits when you get a tan interior).
  14. Negatory. I don't like big bulbous grilles. The Ram/Dakota look has to go. The angular and chiseled Escalade/STS look needs to stay.
  15. I was looking for ....child" That's how me and 3 other co-workers greet each other in the hallways at work when no one else who might be offended can hear: "Walk on, child"
  16. Granola. (Where's the barf icon when I need it).
  17. Damn it, Nick, was that you that stole the center caps missing from mine (see photo)?
  18. Chrysler (the company-bleh) Sebring (coupe only) (nice little sled)
  19. And I apologize if I implied that. I didn't, as I don't know you beyond your posts and your av. (Ocn slapped me around on that one, as you can see). One side comment: your list is detailed and a little rigid and, whether hetero or homo, the setting up of tightly defined boundaries makes it damn near impossible to end up with anyone. We all need to ask ourselves: Are we perfect? I'm going to drop it since I'm not getting it. It's amazing where Ocn's posts end up. Ocn, you damn instigator!
  20. Don't even get me going on Intrigue. At its 100th anniversary, Olds introduces the best looking American sedan EVER (IMO)....and then announces it will cease to exist in December of 2000. Life sucks.
  21. baby factory
  22. "Walk on...
  23. I'm sorry. I like to dish on PB but you threw out a good one, P from L.I.My question to you: is that because that fills a void (bad choice of words) or, better yet, represent qualities you feel are lacking in yourself? I'm wondering because you mention these very specific attributes, yet nothing about personal characteristics. My cousin was here visiting me a couple of summers ago and she is...well...quite flat. (We were at the beach a couple of years back with a group and I remember thinking that my pecs have more surface variety than what her bikini top was covering). As we were driving down the freeway in a rented God knows what, she was checking out a billboard with the Coors twins and all the cleavage that goes with that. I think, for instance, that a lot of "under-stacked" women are quite taken by a woman with full breasts. However, I seriously don't think she and most of the other captivated women are "carpet munchers." So, there's a weird line between covetous acknowledgment and covetous attraction I guess.
  24. Two comments: 1. That's what you do? I am sometimes clueless. How/where did you learn that craft? 2. Brenda Priddy...the name Brenda cracks me up! It says: Reno cocktail waitress who has a husky voice and needs a smoke break bad.
  25. Here's my 84 Cutlass Supreme Brougham coupe, photographed at a turn-out in the American River Canyon in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in Northern California. I actually kept it concurrently with my Regal for 5 years...to keep the miles off the Regal. I loved this car. It was a lot more pleasant and nimble to drive than the larger Cutlass Supreme that preceded it. Incidentally, Vipes, that 8-? Cutlass you show is most likely a 78 or 79. It could be an 80, but I doubt it. Also, what happened to that 89 Regal? Does your family still have it?
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