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I'd like to see Pininfarina's take on the A&S theme. They could do wonders for the XLR.

Hanes boxer-briefs. The support of briefs, the security of boxers. I hate Hanes' comfort waistband undies. They are stitched in weird places and always bunch up in my rear.

Am I the only one who LIKES what I've seen of it so far?

I really hope that she makes a full recovery. It's always comforting to know that so many people care about youself and your wife.

How about a Morgan? =P

Black Pontiac G8 GT, first one I've seen on the road.

Paul & Storm - Too Friggin' Hot

White 1975 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight coupe

Buicks need more chrome trim like that era did. I'd never seen the interior of one of those; it seems the antithesis of the exterior. It still looks very good. I never would've thought it was pink.

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - Straight Ahead

Will new Camaros be allowed in the F body club, even though they are Zetas, not F bodys?

Good job! It's a veddy nice.

Again, if I had unique cars like those, why would I want to part with them? When I was a little kid we had a light blue Beetle, a Triumph TR6 and an MG TD. I used to sit in them and pretend I was driving them and dream of how much fun they'd be when they were roadworthy again. We never had time to restore them eventually we had to sell the Beetle and Triumph for scrap and I was heartbroken. But even if someday we restore it, why should I care how much it's worth if I won't want to sell it?

Congrats, from one graduate to another. *high five*

I'd rock it. Though not for that much. Or in that color. I never understood collecting things for their "value" though. If it's something you'd like to keep, what's it matter what the value will be in the future? And if it's something you'd want to sell in the future, what's the reason for buying it other than that? Maybe I'm jsut overly sentimental.

Cadillac: vertical taillights. When I was very young (early 90's), headlights and taillights were the styling cues that stood out to me the most, and looking back it's strange some of the cars I found attractive just for their lights: Grand Prix sedan, Cutlass Supreme, Century, dustbusters, Celebrity Euro (figure that out). But Cadillacs always had vertical taillights, and only they did, so somehow I knew that meant they must be special. I still think they are, and someday I hope I'll have the privelege of owning one.

I prefer bottles.

Metro. Also, welcome back.

Supertramp - Famous Last Words (full album) The Moody Blues - Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (full album) Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing

Steely Dan - Josie Stef Burns - Walking the Penguin Supertramp - Crazy

Jurassic 5 - Swing Set Kai Winding Septet - My Little Girl Madness - Shut Up

My Legos are boxed up in my garage somewhere. Whenever I got a new set I'd build it according to the instructions, but after about a week I'd rip it apart and make something else, and the pieces would mix with all the other pieces and the original model would never be made again XD. In fact, the only model I still have assembled according to the original plans is a Mega Bloks F/A-18. I also believe that the American Plastic Bricks that I used to play with and my dad before me are still at my grandma's house (now my aunt & uncle's). Those were great for making nice looking buildings (though not much else)

I graduate on Sunday. (From high scool.) Then I'm going back on Monday to march with the band in the parade one last time.

The '90s Buicks had some great taillights.

Oh man... years ago we had a Chevy Van that was hit in a similar way, but not nearly that bad. >.< I'm sorry to hear about all the trouble you've been having with idiot drivers. I'm glad to hear your mom is not badly injured, and I hope the guilty driver is severly punished.