the_yellow_dart

Some of my less popular opinions have faded over the years as I grow up, so I find myself holding back less now. Some things I don't hold back - F**k George Bush.

Since you didn't specify where, and I know of a Boyer Pontiac in Pickering, Ontario, I'm going to hazard that guess. Is it that dealership?

A forum for the Chinese and not the Koreans?

Oil my springs more often if you're going to do that, bastard!! :AH-HA_wink:

Yeah it's only 27C (80F) here...

...and in a nice tribute to my hometown, I found out a few months ago that a girl I slept with in high school had died of a crack overdose and left her son an orphan. Yay to stupid people!

Fixed. :AH-HA_wink:

Thanks guys. I think my friends have bad plans, seeing how it is my 24th.

I have a friend like this as well. If only all women thought this way. :AH-HA_wink:

I'm (almost) in the same boat. Parents' wedding anniversary...

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My first car was also bought by my father... however it was decidedly less sexy... a '91 Trans Sport. So I didn't keep it.

While it's not inconceivable, you have to admit that it's unlikely in America today. 99% of the population is biased one way or the other.

How about this guy? He's hard as f**k!!! wiki - soldier survived crucifixion by Japanese for two days

I seriously doubt that anyone is actually swayed to buy a Porsche by any auto show. If you have this kind of money and want to spend it on a car, you already know about Porsche.

Just saw a new Saturn ad with this tagline. Not only are they getting a Camry in the dealerships, but an Accord too.

The Hong Kong Museum of History spoke of the American bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima like it was the best thing that ever happened to the world. They showed what happened to HK during WWII and how they were exploited by the Japanese, and then basically portrayed the Americans as saving the day. Mainland China may not appreciate America that much, but Hong Kong sure does.

On a side note, I reached 57 mph in a sea-doo this weekend.

I thought Nissan had the best CVT out there?

The GM electronic limit of 175 km/h (110 mph) in all four of my cars: '91 Trans Sport '01 Sunfire '99 Lumina '05 Cobalt Those pictures are all from Google - none are actually my cars, but they are mostly correct, even the colours.

There is a condo here in Toronto that has a giant boulder stuck in the cement between the building itself and the sidewalk. It's probably about 30 feet long by 20 feet wide, and about 8 feet tall. I have ridden my bike there a few times. I wait until there are no people on top, and ride up and down the sides (it's kind of difficult but I do it slowly so as to not endanger anyone walking). There was a fat guy sitting there in a chair near the rock when I was doing this one day. He yells at me that it's illegal to ride a bike on the sidewalk. First of all, that's not true, second of all, I'm not technically even on the sidewalk. I told him that I would be dead if I didn't ride on the sidewalk sometimes in Toronto, and he then told me "You need your head examined". This pissed me off pretty good, so I told him, "Just because you're a fat slob and want to enjoy the park by sitting here, doesn't give you the right to bitch at those who want to enjoy the park by being active", then politely requested that he choke on his next burger and fries.

'80s Saab commercial, "Saab Suite": video

Yes, that was the name.