Justin Bimmer

just dumping lots of fuel in the cylinder then I guess.

Why does his truck smoke so much? He must beat the $h! out of it. It looks like a 2 cycle.

Truck and Bus. . . what great products they designed and built. The RTS is still a staple in transit systems today. GM transit buses became TMC - Nova Bus- Now they are made by some jabrone company in New Mexico GM coaches became Greyhound - MCI All the buses built today for transit are basically crap that last 12 years in order to meet the Fed requirements. The only coach builder that's worth anything is Prevost now.

I'm kinda liking this one right now.

It has been on the front page of Yahoo all morning. I'm sure MSNBC and CNBC have talked about it.

So I watched Live and Let Die again last night and I didn't realize that Bond uses a 44 magnum in one of the final scenes. Its kinda strange how the Sheriff in the movie is a lot like Sheriff Justice in Smokey and the Bandit.

A Fiero was featured on How I Met Your Mother

Right now -- my contracts professor

I call TGI, Chilli's and Applebees "The trifecta of mediocrity"

Seville, back in the 70s it created a smaller Cadillac that was extremely successful. In 1992 it won COTY.

Yes, Sirius has it. When you are driving 10 hours a day, sometimes it helps kill time when you have already listened to Howard Stern and Bubba the Love Sponge for the day.

K-9 EXCITEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The guy who played Jaws lives near Fresno. Either right next to it in Clovis, or up in the hills a bit. Golden Gun was great. TGG was built by Colibri, the lighter maker. I always laugh too when Moore tries to say Scaramanga. He says "Scaramunger"

I think my favorite Bond car was the one used by Dalton in the living daylights. I remember reading in motor trend a long time ago that in one of the bond movies, either the aston martin or the BMW stunt car had a 350 chevy in it because they needed an easy to work on engine with power.

To comment on how Bond films draw period elements. Live and Let Die draws on the Blacksploitation or however you spell it. Which was very popular in the 70s.

Bourne is a rip of Bond. What you are describing is classic Bond. International locations, fist fights. Don't know exactly what you mean by the camera work.

With Dalton too, the series became more about guns and shooting people. It was suprising to me after watching all the older ones how much Pierce Brosnan uses guns to kill his enemies. I wonder if it is all shooting in the new movies that are a "reboot"

In OHMSS, Blofield tries to claim Royal lineage and his name had Balthazar in it. I thought that was interesting.

That must be the last Brosnan film. Clease took over for Desmond Lewellen as Q in that movie.

I really liked the two movies that Timothy Dalton did. It really was a sharp contrast from Roger More. After seeing all but the most recent 3 so far, I have to say it is fun to see the character change with every actor. Sometimes I wonder what OHMSS would have been like with another actor. Lazenby fit the role, but never was able to put his mark on it. For some reason, Dalton was able to put his mark on it, but maybe that had more to do with how 3 others had played the role and he knew he didn't have to follow any mold.

QUOTE (YellowJacket894 @ Mar 7 2009, 08:10 PM) How did you resist the urge to just violently rip his vocal chords out of his neck? He was watching his girls play tennis at Stanford and the Boardwalk has concerts on the beach and he was there with his family and my dad spotted him. We were on a walkway above the main area and my dad yelled down to him. He yelled back and threw a football up to my dad and my dad threw it back. I like the guy, he is EXCITEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zombie EXCITEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They wouldn't give her her money back. Isn't that a robbery in progress?

What about the dead animal in the corvette?