We must be in heaven, man!!
08-08-2002, 07:32 AM
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Oh man,
Triple-H, we're gonna have words. When you properly store your "baby" in teh garage, there should be no dew at 6:30 am. Here's to driving in to work (Xerox webster, I'm the black S2K referred to by s2kfun above) at 6:00 am top down, screaming 9k rpm on the back roads between Gananda and Webster...yeee haw!!!!
No excuses Triple-H.....
Bob
Triple-H, we're gonna have words. When you properly store your "baby" in teh garage, there should be no dew at 6:30 am. Here's to driving in to work (Xerox webster, I'm the black S2K referred to by s2kfun above) at 6:00 am top down, screaming 9k rpm on the back roads between Gananda and Webster...yeee haw!!!!
No excuses Triple-H.....
Bob
08-08-2002, 09:38 AM
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For purposes of this forum all are welcome to use my real name - Emilio!
The Audi is an '02 allroad. Magnificent vehicle that my wife drives primarily. We have a child on the way (our first, due in March) and the allroad is our do-everything vehicle.
Triple H - the S2K will be my year-round car. If its really expected to dump I'll get a ride from my wife or my colleague who lives two houses away. One of the most fabulous experiences is driving a rear wheel drive car on freshly coated streets before the sanding/salting trucks and plows arrive! I hope I get the chance. It helps to have a warm water spicket and water drain in your garage though. Must clean off the junk!
Hope we can all meet up sometime!
Emilio
The Audi is an '02 allroad. Magnificent vehicle that my wife drives primarily. We have a child on the way (our first, due in March) and the allroad is our do-everything vehicle.
Triple H - the S2K will be my year-round car. If its really expected to dump I'll get a ride from my wife or my colleague who lives two houses away. One of the most fabulous experiences is driving a rear wheel drive car on freshly coated streets before the sanding/salting trucks and plows arrive! I hope I get the chance. It helps to have a warm water spicket and water drain in your garage though. Must clean off the junk!
Hope we can all meet up sometime!
Emilio
08-08-2002, 02:11 PM
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Originally posted by picciaNY
One of the most fabulous experiences is driving a rear wheel drive car on freshly coated streets before the sanding/salting trucks and plows arrive!
One of the most fabulous experiences is driving a rear wheel drive car on freshly coated streets before the sanding/salting trucks and plows arrive!
08-12-2002, 03:59 AM
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Originally posted by jguerdat
Thrill and pickup shouldn't be used in the same sentence...
Thrill and pickup shouldn't be used in the same sentence...
08-12-2002, 09:37 AM
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Triple-H,
Jeff obviously hasn't found out the beauty of donughts in a pick up....oooohhh baby, better than a cup of coffee to wake your @ss up in the morning.....
by the way Jeff, very funny on the winter comment, I think I'll pass on that one though, and let Triple - H handle the morning snow, I mean dew...ha ha...
Bob
Jeff obviously hasn't found out the beauty of donughts in a pick up....oooohhh baby, better than a cup of coffee to wake your @ss up in the morning.....
by the way Jeff, very funny on the winter comment, I think I'll pass on that one though, and let Triple - H handle the morning snow, I mean dew...ha ha...
Bob
