Two Cheezeburgerz and a large SNARK

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mountainmist said:
Hey spike! Could you post pics of your 17? I have an ESEEE 4 I might be interested in trading.... I would have all the Tweeners!!!!!!!! :D
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no problem, here you go

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the pictures are turned weird but they should work
 
granitestateofmind said:
Yes....but still kind of....ew. 70 year old lady with her hair dyed purple driving around in a Pathfinder with plates that say "NAKEDCAT"? I'm sure she's surprised/disappointed a few people.
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Could be worse. She could wear t-shirts that say "I love Nekkid Pussies."
 
worldwood said:
James.. Any difference in the '69 and '70 Chevelle SS?? Love that ride!!
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Not a whole lot, really... mainly just that I was born in '70 :D I'm not sure about the 454 option and when that started. The 396 is no slouch either... either engine is honestly a few steps above my skillset to handle properly, anyway, sooo.... I wouldn't be picky.

All of which is pure silliness. You have gotten me thinking again about the ultimate pick'em-up truck, though... that's not nearly as "sexy" as a classic muscle car but frankly it actually appeals to me a good deal more... a person can do a heckuva lot to trick out a pickup for serious homestead/survival/bug-out stuff, blow many sports/muscle cars away clean off the line and not even attract one wink of cop attention just rolling down the highway... stealth, baby. Stealth. Just another long-haired redneck on his way to Sonic for a cherry Dr. Pepper and a burger... nothin' to see here, occifer... ;)

In other news, fresh batch of JT's World-Famous Hot Pepper Sauce, done. One jar sealed and set aside aside for the Gathering. Chicken and pork in the smoker. Time for a beer.
 
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granitestateofmind said:
NOT that creepy....holy $H!+ that's funny/creepy. You are leaving some interesting trails on the interwebz, I'll bet.
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I just went to google images and typed in Sphynx cats... Then i seen a tab that said tattooed... And i clicked on it... And here we are LOL

But if you use an incognito window when doing crazy searches you are completely safe and there is no way to track what or where you have been right??? :rolleyes: LOL
 
granitestateofmind said:
....and on a side note to that, I have an aunt who raises and shows Sphinx cats - they're hairless - and she has a license plate that says "NAKEDCAT" (or something like that). Even though she's pushing 70, I'm sure she's aware of the double entendre.
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I went to high school (1976-1980) with a guy named Richard Wacker. I don't know what his parents were thinking. Certainly they knew the meaning of these terms. He spent a lot of time trying to convince us to use "Rich" as his first name....life can be cruel at an all-boy Catholic high school taught by the Jesuits.

bigghoss said:
In on six like a big back of...sticks.
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Tdhurl1103 said:
Dude, its page 11.
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They apparently didn't teach kids to count where bigghoss went to school...

worldwood said:
Im thinking you just learned about this rule while searching the internet for unthinkable fetishes :p :D

I had to google rule 34, and at first i was searching BF rules for it LMAO
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Me too. I was clueless. Glad I'm not the only one oblivious to American popular culture...
 
james terrio said:
Not a whole lot, really... mainly just that I was born in '70 :D I'm not sure about the 454 option and when that started. The 396 is no slouch either... either engine is honestly a few steps above my skillset to handle properly, anyway, sooo.... I wouldn't be picky.

All of which is pure silliness. You have gotten me thinking again about the ultimate pick'em-up truck, though... that's not nearly as "sexy" as a classic muscle car but frankly it actually appeals to me a good deal more... a person can do a heckuva lot to trick out a pickup for serious homestead/survival/bug-out stuff, blow many sports/muscle cars away clean off the line and not even attract one wink of cop attention just rolling down the highway... stealth, baby. Stealth. Just another long-haired redneck on his way to Sonic for a cherry Dr. Pepper and a burger... nothin' to see here, occifer... ;)
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Yea a good truck or SUV is much more useful than a muscle car..... But every time i see a Chevelle SS i get all tingly inside LMAO!!!


james terrio said:
In other news, fresh batch of JT's World-Famous Hot Pepper Sauce, done. One jar sealed and set aside aside for the Gathering. Chicken and pork in the smoker. Time for a beer.
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Hey hey now.... This is false advertisement right there.... Its not WORLD famous until someone IN Philly tries it.... And i know the perfect candidate :D
 
I'm no expert, but for actual work I have yet to drive or even see an "SUV" that comes close to a regular pickup with the same class of powertrain and suspension. All that extra weight and usually-useless BS sacrifices a whole lot of carrying capacity and towing capability. Some years ago I spent quite a bit of time tooling around in a "Magnum V8" Durango. It was fun to drive for sure, but it didn't haul any more gear, people or groceries than a basic 4-door sedan, and it got a whopping 11MPG in the city and mayyybe 15MPG on the highway with the cruise control set. SUV's are like the worst of both worlds between a "family car" and a Jeep. What's the point? :confused:

Now, if by "utility", one means soccer moms hauling a whole bunch of kids around town, yeah... I can see the SUV option I guess. But then you might as well just drive a 4-cyl mini-van... or a panel truck with remo seats.

Which is really not a bad idea actually... like many, many other folks who spent a lot of time hauling band gear around from gig to gig on the weekends, my wife's Dad had an old bread truck that he used for everything from band stuff to camping with the family.
 
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james terrio said:
I'm no expert, but for actual work I have yet to drive or even see an "SUV" that comes close to a regular pickup with the same class of powertrain and suspension. All that extra weight and usually-useless BS sacrifices a whole lot of carrying capacity and towing capability. Some years ago I spent quite a bit of time tooling around in a "Magnum V8" Durango. It was fun to drive for sure, but it didn't haul any more gear, people or groceries than a basic 4-door sedan, and it got a whopping 11MPG in the city and mayyybe 15MPG on the highway with the cruise control set. SUV's are like the worst of both worlds between a "family car" and a Jeep. What's the point? :confused:

Now, if by "utility", one means soccer moms hauling a whole bunch of kids around town, yeah... I can see the SUV option I guess. But then you might as well just drive a 4-cyl mini-van... or a panel truck with remo seats.

Which is really not a bad idea actually... like many, many other folks who spent a lot of time hauling band gear around from gig to gig on the weekends, my wife's Dad had an old bread truck that he used for everything from band stuff to camping with the family.
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So much win. You nailed it with this post.
 
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