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I think it was Dave Barry who said (of Floridians) that using one's turn signal was giving intelligence to the enemy.
I know he said that Florida drivers' motto is Death before yielding.
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cars still come with those?
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cars still come with those?
I know right, I've not been able to find my bright lights since the took the button off the floor. -
Here I was thinking there was a shortage of blinker fluid. Rumours had it that you can find some next to the black paint. So now I now that most cars don't even come with turning signals so for the rest of us that still have them, we should be able to find some fluid soon.
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Of course it's a BMW
afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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DO NOT FOLLOW THE GREEN LIGHT ..... GO IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.....THROWS THE TAILGATER OFF
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... and perhaps you, like me, have a dang VCR that's still blinkin' 12:00!
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oh, and I heard of a person who bought a cheap, used M-B -- she's been to all of the auto supply stores looking for 710 for it.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »oh, and I heard of a person who bought a cheap, used M-B -- she's been to all of the auto supply stores looking for 710 for it.
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Tom~ In search of accurate reproduction of music. Real sound is my reference and while perfection may not be attainable? If I chase it, I might just catch excellence. ~ -
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I'm this old. Some of you probably don't even know this album because it's so old but it came out six days before I was born. Before your time, no big deal.
afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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heh. heh. heh.
first record I remember owning as my "own" (as a 45 rpm single) -- and it's even on topic with respect to the current subcurrent in this thread!
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One of their best albums
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Tom
I remember them quite well & then they put these on the table because everyone "including me" stole them.
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I remember this & the nasty a$$ floors too & I cant stand smoke while I'm eating at a restaurant
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I'm this old. Some of you probably don't even know this album because it's so old but it came out six days before I was born. Before your time, no big deal.
Yeah your old grasshopper
I remember when gas was under a buck. When cigarettes were 50cents a pack & no nobrand like today & you could save stamps up to get a bicycle or a nice tent or dishes. The good ole days. 4 finger dime bag of Columbian Gold for 10bucks or a Oz/lid for 40 bucks. Not sure how I remember this-but I do
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Hospital Selling Smokes 1957 -
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Gas was 99 cents a gallon when I got my license. I could have filled my current car for a freaking ten spot. It's all good though, I feel for the oil big wigs. They were rummaging through garbage for meals, at least now they can afford Ramen now and again.afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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Gas was 99 cents a gallon when I got my license. I could have filled my current car for a freaking ten spot. It's all good though, I feel for the oil big wigs. They were rummaging through garbage for meals, at least now they can afford Ramen now and again.
Gasoline was 99 cents a gallon when we moved to northern California (1989)
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Old girl is ready to tack another 1,400 miles onto the 250,000.
afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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If we're going to talk about the price of gas, I'll really date myself.
I remember when I use to fill up my 68 Z/28 in high school with Super Shell it was 32.9 a gal. If I remember correctly you could fill up a VW Bug for a little over $3.00.
Super Shell was the only gas I could run that my car wouldn't ping with the timing advance I ran and it's 11 to 1 compression pistons.
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