I've seen a black/black S2000 with the license plate "GAHDESS" twice on 167. Once going to work, once coming home.

Anyone know who this is, and is she a member of S2ki?

(Yes, Ray, I said SHE)

Thanks,

-Vincent

 

ooooooooooh ray! dont you have that fetish for chicks with horrible spelling???

 

But not "Dragon Ladies"? What the hell does that mean anyway? Ray likes 'em drunk. Yeah, that's it.

Peter, you should have pulled really close and reached over to put an S2ki.com sticker onto her windshield. Don't give me that crap about "I was going 60mph..." Make it happen, and stop bitching. Besides its a Black S2000, make the extra effort! Oh, and Ray needs a date.

 

Speaking of seeing S2000s in the Northwest, driving home last night I wound up following another Red S2000 westbound on 520, getting off just past 405, driving past the BurgerMaster, and back on 520 at Bellevue Way (a favorite little trick to avoid part of the perpetual backup). As far as I could tell, the dude never noticed that he was being followed by his doppleganger...

 

He probably had his front plate on, unlike someone else we know. He probably thought it was an entirely different car. Hey, wait... this has turned into a how to thread on stalking S2000's!

 

She either didn't notice me, or was part of the "so we have the same car, so what?" crowd that occasionally rears it's ugly head (there's a white one I used to see all the time in Kent...I gave up trying to get that guys attention).

Don't worry, though, if I was close enough last night, I would have slapped an s2ki card on her windshield regardless of the speed....

I will continue my quest to stal...er, I mean.....search for her.....

 

Perhaps he was afraid you would stop him and use words like "doppelganger".

Does that shortcut actually take time off, or does it just feel like it because you are moving?

 

It definitely saves time. But then again, I get back onto 520 at Hunt's Point.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by jerrypeterson
[B]It definitely saves time.

 

Hunt's Point is a small community of homes piled onto the little pennisula north of Medina. If you are heading Westbound on 520, its the last onramp before you have water outside both your portholes. Taking that route has saved me upwards of 30minutes in rush hour on a Microsoft to Downtown Seattle commute.