HarleyEarl

Mac the Knife

Interesting site showing several toy companies that manufactured Cadillac toys. Even a Russian one. http://www.car-nection.com/cadillacdatabas...xt/photoy60.htm

Another facinating little American car company, Playboy Motor Corporation. >One of the founders was a former Pontiac engineer. >It had the first retractable hardtop convertible. >Built cars between 1946 and 1949. >Origin of the name for Hugh Hefner's new magazine. http://www.playboymotorcars.com/home

fillet mignon

He he, I can't help myself. Cadillac seduction.

Saw this parked at the curb, in white, made all the other cars around it look like dish rags.

Ike is short for Dwight, right?

gold lame

Bewitched

Thriller http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtyJbIOZjS8

My esteemed collegue, this is indeed a Cadillac Calais. 1971. When even stripped down, entry level Cadillacs were stunning.

To me, this IS Cadillac. It's Cadillac porn. And I thank you.

wild

The Mercedes B-Class hatchback is a common sight here, it reminds me of the Fit.

All sounds mighty tasty. One thing though, I can't use sissors on meat, it just creeps me out....I don't know why. It's like oh, I'm going to do a raw chicken craft.

Peter Fonda

rifle rack

best french fries: russet potatoes peanut oil salt as you slice, place in ice cold water in bowl heat oil to 320 degrees cook fries for 2 to 3 min until pale and limp remove, drain on paper towel, cool to room temp now increase oil heat to 375 degreees and place fries back in for another 2 to 3 min drain on rack keep warm in a 200 degree oven salt

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/e60/news/story?id=3571491

holster

conference

convection

I read that Mrs. McCain is an avid car enthusiast in general. Very cool for the next First Lady of America.

That's gotta hurt. I would have paid 10 X that.