August sightings...
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Silver Stone-not sure what year. Sutton Ave(town Center), Oxford MA 8:30am
Seen it a few time as I've rolled into work, I'm always in my Accord when I see it. Attractive blond driving.........
Seen it a few time as I've rolled into work, I'm always in my Accord when I see it. Attractive blond driving.........
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Originally Posted by Lainey8484,Aug 5 2004, 07:08 AM
Levi, who says you are old???
What can I say, I had an "almost milestone" birthday yesterday, while I don't have a problem being "Vintage" ........don't think I want to be referred to as OLD LADY.
By the way, I think driving, the "S" keeps us young anyway!
What can I say, I had an "almost milestone" birthday yesterday, while I don't have a problem being "Vintage" ........don't think I want to be referred to as OLD LADY.
By the way, I think driving, the "S" keeps us young anyway!
Its all about how you feel, as long as your "young at heart" like ol Frankie-baby used to say.
And i agree, the S does keep us young !
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Originally Posted by Lainey8484,Aug 5 2004, 07:08 AM
What can I say, I had an "almost milestone" birthday yesterday
Happy Birthday 
I'm good, huh?
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Originally Posted by Skimad57,Aug 5 2004, 07:08 PM
Well Lainey, 29 isn't "almost milestone" Happy Birthday I'm good, huh?
Happy Birthday I'm good, huh?You know just what to say! Carol is a lucky woman!
What the heck, it was a good excuse to eat cake!
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[QUOTE=Lainey8484,Aug 4 2004, 09:44 PM] OLD MAN? 
Saw your profile.....anyone over 18 is old to you!
By the way......some OLDER people may prefer being referred to as "Vintage" or older gentlemen/ vs. OLD MAN.........see
Saw your profile.....anyone over 18 is old to you!
By the way......some OLDER people may prefer being referred to as "Vintage" or older gentlemen/ vs. OLD MAN.........see
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Originally Posted by YOD88,Aug 6 2004, 02:31 PM
well when i say old man.. i mean he was.. he looked to be in his mid-late 60's.. yes vintage is more respectable so next time i will say vintage!
I feel so much better..........by the way, as you get older, 40 is not so old, then 50 is not so old, then 60 is not so old........you'll see someday!
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Wow...the August sightings thread has gotten way off topic.
But before we revert back to posting about S's we've seen
this month, I'll put in my $.02.
Lainey, I actually thought the reaction you made,
(when we were discussing Vintage Drivers at the Green Mountain Drive),
was funny. I think that's why the subject keeps coming up.
(Just to spark a reaction)
Honestly, I wouldn't have categoried you as Vintage or Old.
I guess we need subcategories to describe different age groups.
Ok, so what should we call someone that drives 35 in a 55 (in the left
lane), can hardly see over the steering wheel, and drives
everywhere with the turn signal on?
But before we revert back to posting about S's we've seen
this month, I'll put in my $.02.
Lainey, I actually thought the reaction you made,
(when we were discussing Vintage Drivers at the Green Mountain Drive),
was funny. I think that's why the subject keeps coming up.
(Just to spark a reaction)
Honestly, I wouldn't have categoried you as Vintage or Old.
I guess we need subcategories to describe different age groups.
Ok, so what should we call someone that drives 35 in a 55 (in the left
lane), can hardly see over the steering wheel, and drives
everywhere with the turn signal on?