Oracle of Delphi

Were you the buyer then blu?

I love the casinos in Windsor, Ont. C eh N eh D eh!

Oh come on, you're not afraid are you? You only live once, grab the bull by the horns and ride it hard!

Engineer

I personally enjoy reading your post, so I look forward to seeing this one. Welcome back!

Something tells me you will get to see your wish come true.

But I bid 1 dollar and 50 cents. Here online just a few weeks ago, lol! Did I win?

That's so cool!

Dollywood

Happy Birthday! :sign0200:

Pontiac is none of those brands and no one, say it with me :no one will pay the prices Pontiac needs to survive as a niche brand", except a few Gearheads! Kiss Pontiac good-bye, I have!

Three Mile Island

They have guards there to keep you off the pyramids and to protect you from Islamic extremists who killed 50 German tourist some years back at one of the temples.

I've been all over South and Central America for GM. I lived 2 years in Equador and 3 in Mexico. I grew up in Europe and spent summers in Italy as a child. Every Country has their areas that look like cesspools, but don't let that blind you to the beauty within other parts of the country. Even in the US this is true. Beside Bob, you know as well as I, Italy has some of the most primative restrooms I have ever seen in a western country, In the south it was basically a hole through a concrete floor with the outline of your feet (as to where to place them). Bombs away! Talk about scary!

Q

WOW, RWD to Healthcare! :rotflmao:

I have a great love for all things Ancient Egyptian, so I thought I would share some vacation Pics of Egypt last year. I'm posting them for all you Shutins who never get out of the house let alone the USA! Abu Simbel Al Jamila Boat Pyramids Edfu Temple Front of the Edfu Temple, this is actually my desktop background now. My hotel at night. Cairo Karnak Karnak again. Kefren Kom Ombo Temple Luxor Temple Memnome Colossus Nile Sunset

For all the coolness of a car that goes 180 mph, that has about as much relevance to the average driver in this country as a 180-foot yacht. Accelerating from a start, on the other hand, is sort of legal in every state in the U.S., barring law-enforcement officers with an inflated sense of purpose (don't ask how we know about "Unsafe Start" statutes). Below are the 10 quickest vehicles available with a base price between $25K and $30K, ranked in order of 0-to-60-mph time. Ties were settled first by quarter-mile time, then by which was quicker to the highest speed both cars achieved (usually 120 or 130 mph), in that order. Most cars at this price point offer basic luxury or at least decent amenities and looks in addition to speed, as buck-banger boy-racer models are thousands less, maybe having something to do with the fact that burger-flipper wages haven't budged in nine years. There's an arms race among auto manufacturers, with weapons of displacement, compression, and boost being waged segment- and industry-wide. It's no surprise that most entries in this list are not cut from traditional sports-car cloth; of the 10 vehicles here, one is an SUV and six have four or more doors. Link: http://www.caranddriver.com/features/12238...0-to-30000.html

Yeah but now you're talking about a part of Virginia which isn't in the DC Metroplex! Y'all know what I mean?

Mercedes

I love his CIA hat!

How much does a hood like this cost for this car?

That is my father's Oldsmobile, wait, that's my father!

Odd you say that, my alliegences will either switch to Cadillac or BMW after the demise of Pontiac, oops I mean the Holdenization of Pontiac.

Well that's the important part.