Intrepidation

He was kidding apparently, he hasn't bought it yet. Funny thing is he's reconsidering it in favor of, can you guess? A Camaro LT.

Wow! That is really sharp! Thanks for posting! Love the color.

Oh cock.

There's a guy with a flat black Mustang II who thinks he's the $h!...and I just laugh every time I see it.

TheCaptain's thread got me thinking. Ever watched a movie, TV show, played a game or something along those lines and heard a phrase that you find yourself using or wanting to use?

The Pyro doesn't have any catch phrases, but the Heavy does. You! Yes You! You are dead! Nom Nom Nom...Om Nom Nom. Sanvich and I care coming for you!

Nothing says "I'm a dork" quite like that.

Well once again the Domestics lose a sale because they don't offer what people want. He got a blue Mini S. I can't wait to go for a ride in it, I love the Mini.

Patriots are selling well in your area I guess?

I'll wait to pass judgment until the camo comes off. Those uncamoed pictures are too small and pixelated to make an accurate judgment.

How long did it take to type that list out?

So he's decided to cash in the Nissan Quest his family has for a new car. Budget is $20-25k. Must get close to 30 mpg city. Doesn't want a Toyota, not sure about Honda. He's eying a Mini...not a bad choice at all. Any other thoughts?

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. -- Town officials in Framingham are trying to strike out a problem. A replicated Fenway Park in a Framingham yard is causing quite a stir. Ryan O'Connor, 18, the teen who built it, and his family are now going to bat for their ballpark. The miniature Fenway Park used as a wiffle ball field is adorned with signs, including a three-by-four foot Mobil sign in centerfield. "I don't know why anyone would complain; it's not a bad field of a public nuisance at all, and the Mobil sign, I mean we're not trying to be a gas station, we just want to have some fun in the summer," O'Connor said. But seems not everyone's a fan. Complaints from neighbors have resulted in an ultimatum from the city: Take down the signs or face being fined. The signs violate a bylaw that states there shall be no sign larger than two feet without a permit. The signs adorning their make shift field violate that law. Ryan's mother Toni thinks it's just ridiculous "A lot of people wrote to the paper and said a bunch of signs around town are illegal and not to pick on a bunch of kids, it just doesnt make sense to me," said Toni O'Connor. The signs, which were all donated by local businesses, need to be down by Tuesday, or the family will be fined. Framingham city officials could not make anyone available to comment on the situation. However, Ryan's friend Joe Hauck who maintains and helped build the field thinks he may have a solution to the problem. "I think, the neighbors, we should all get together and go to the White House...me, Obama, the building commissioner, all just go to the White House and drink some diet coke and talk about it," said Joe Hauck, Ryan's friend. http://www1.whdh.com/news/articles/local/BO121162/

I've only done it once, when I was like 6 or 7. However, I have been nicked in the leg by the corner of the door a couple times.

I'm quite aware of that, however the context yo used the word in conjunction with "engaging" made it seem more like a reference to performance than styling. That's all I'm saying.

Nice try.

Yes, but when you put it with dynamic it doesn't refer to that sort of thing.

See when you said "more dynamic and engaging" I thought in terms of handling and performance, because those are the words used to describe handling and performance, not how the interior feels or design. Dynamic could be applied to design, engaging no. Anyway, I agree that the car is designed inside and out better than the one it replaces, but in terms of being the way the car performs being "more dynamic and engaging" it's a step backwards.

Not it isn't.

Sounds like it!

Picked up a few knickknacks today, a center speaker for the dash (Infinity II sound systems had them, Infinity I don't, but have the wiring for it) and the sensor for the automatic lights. I also grabbed something to hopefully sell...real wood dash trim from a 300M. I didn't even know until recently they used real wood. Apparently it's a rare feature...most are plood.

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Don't forget the money you could make back up by selling your original powertrain.

Limewire has spyware, Froswire doesn't. I use BitTorrent for torrents.

What about just replacing the transmission in the Aztek?