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Nov 5, 2002 | 02:58 AM

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spt-s2k

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From: Y-town, Ohio

Professor,
Nice of you to share that weather report with us!
We may see the 50's here on Saturday, and no rain. Time to get the S on the road again!!!

Nov 5, 2002 | 09:59 AM

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From: Myrtle Beach, SC

[QUOTE]Originally posted by junehhan
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Oh BTW Carmen, it's gonna be in the mid 60's and sunny this weekend down here

Nov 5, 2002 | 10:02 AM

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Originally posted by The Professor
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh sunny Arizona, all-the-time-sunny-Arizona, what a great S2000 place. No bugs, either. I feel for you guys, tho, put in my time in mid-country, now I'm free! (weather these days: high 80, low 60, 20% humidity).

Consider yourself slapped in the head...remotely.

. I assume you retired there. I should put you in touch with a business colleague. He is lusting after some place called Lake Havasu (sp?) AZ. Are you familiar with it? By the way, I've made an entry into my calendar to send you a PM next July when it is 114 there at 6AM and your hand is melting on the car door.

Nov 6, 2002 | 12:23 AM

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Yes, I retired to Arizona and an S2000, but not to Lake Havasu; it's filled with retired folks in golf carts, Camrys, and Buicks. 114, yes, but low humidity! What's really fun is shifting the S when it's that hot, especially with a big Voodoo knob. Actually, Arizona sums up like ("boils" down to?): 3 months of indoor , 9 months of outdoor activity. So, in the Summer, your hand doesn't melt on the car door, but you can't get it in gear.

Nov 6, 2002 | 05:26 AM

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Yes, I retired to Arizona and an S2000, but not to Lake Havasu; it's filled with retired folks in golf carts, Camrys, and Buicks. 114, yes, but low humidity! What's really fun is shifting the S when it's that hot, especially with a big Voodoo knob. Actually, Arizona sums up like ("boils" down to?): 3 months of indoor , 9 months of outdoor activity. So, in the Summer, your hand doesn't melt on the car door, but you can't get it in gear.

That's funny. I'll have to send a note to my friend. He's not even 45 yet. I don't think he's ready for the "Buick crowd" yet. What is more funny though is that he owns a Camry.