*** Official February 'Go For The Gold' Chat Thread***
02-22-2010
, 04:01 PM
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I have to disagree with you on the Z-4. That car was pretty sweet. Its strong point was handling, but it was plenty powerful. The low end luxury sports car that seemed to be the fastest off the line was the 350Z. In my test drives I preferred it to the Z-4 for power, but it had problems doing max 25mph exit ramp at 50, whereas the Z-4 stayed glued to the road at 65. 
(Yes, those were fun test drives).
I'm not necessarily dead set on a convertible. As I said, you guys are supposed to be talking me out of this, not discussing options with me. OTOH, I can't really think of a car I like that is not a convertible. You have something in mind?
(Yes, those were fun test drives).I'm not necessarily dead set on a convertible. As I said, you guys are supposed to be talking me out of this, not discussing options with me. OTOH, I can't really think of a car I like that is not a convertible. You have something in mind?
Holy ****! GG!
02-22-2010
, 04:30 PM
Spot on.
Not necessarily. The fault is at the main trunk something like 2-3km from where I live. The water intake station by the lake provides water to those who go there. Stores sold out of bottled water in less than two hours. ETA for service recovery is now "by tomorrow morning" - more or less.
The real fun is that all the jokes came true: we have lots of fresh snow and the news outlets have added a paragraph that for washing and so on melting snow is a good way to get some water. I just filled my brewing barrel to the brim.
The real fun is that all the jokes came true: we have lots of fresh snow and the news outlets have added a paragraph that for washing and so on melting snow is a good way to get some water. I just filled my brewing barrel to the brim.
02-22-2010
, 05:09 PM
02-22-2010
, 05:12 PM
02-23-2010
, 06:31 AM
02-23-2010
, 10:43 AM
I got to work this morning and there was a space right by the building. Too good to be true I though. Turns out it is some D-Bag who parked his G35 in two spaces. Turns out I could cram my truck into the "space" on the left side. I don't think he will be able to open his door.
I'm trying to decide if I should
1. Not be a bigger D-Bag than the D-Bag himself and move my car.
2. Leave my car where it is, he shouldn't have parked in two spaces when there aren't any surplus spaces to begin with.
3. Put this on his car
I'm leaning to 2&3 combo.... Thoughts?
I'm trying to decide if I should
1. Not be a bigger D-Bag than the D-Bag himself and move my car.
2. Leave my car where it is, he shouldn't have parked in two spaces when there aren't any surplus spaces to begin with.
3. Put this on his car
I'm leaning to 2&3 combo.... Thoughts?
02-23-2010
, 12:13 PM
02-23-2010
, 12:19 PM
02-23-2010
, 12:20 PM
02-23-2010
, 12:41 PM
Quote:
I got to work this morning and there was a space right by the building. Too good to be true I though. Turns out it is some D-Bag who parked his G35 in two spaces. Turns out I could cram my truck into the "space" on the left side. I don't think he will be able to open his door.
I'm trying to decide if I should
1. Not be a bigger D-Bag than the D-Bag himself and move my car.
2. Leave my car where it is, he shouldn't have parked in two spaces when there aren't any surplus spaces to begin with.
3. Put this on his car
I'm leaning to 2&3 combo.... Thoughts?
I'm trying to decide if I should
1. Not be a bigger D-Bag than the D-Bag himself and move my car.
2. Leave my car where it is, he shouldn't have parked in two spaces when there aren't any surplus spaces to begin with.
3. Put this on his car
I'm leaning to 2&3 combo.... Thoughts?
move car, super glue sign, key car
Last edited by #1ThunderFan; 02-23-2010 at 12:43 PM.
Reason: changed my mind