Jon
Say, this is nice.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
No, that would be cheese, weed and ice cream.
No, that would be cheese, weed and ice cream.
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Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
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bigblue_dl
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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
But you still weren't!
For you its more like D--Good morning Lodge!
Up bright and early to get my Lodge on and study for my C++ exam.
crazytechfan
:)
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
"guardians" is the proper term, I believe. And it's still legal if they're impaired, I asked the cop.
Truth.Actually, we were sober on the way to the tailgate. We wish we weren't at that point, but we were.
I can't wait until that can be said.But you still weren't!
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
Over lunch I read an issue of Motor Trend from a couple months ago. If I ever have enough money to buy a ZR1, shoot me if I don't do it. Definitely one of the coolest cars ever, IMO beat only by a '69 L88, '70 'cuda or challenger, and a split-window 427FI stingray.
Quote: The. Best. Vette. Ever. So fast, we had to borrow a fighter jet to outrun it.
(twitch, don't even start with the veyron...
A car that needs to have new its wheels replaced after 30,000 miles, for $75,000, is a car that I need no part of)
Over lunch I read an issue of Motor Trend from a couple months ago. If I ever have enough money to buy a ZR1, shoot me if I don't do it. Definitely one of the coolest cars ever, IMO beat only by a '69 L88, '70 'cuda or challenger, and a split-window 427FI stingray.
Quote: The. Best. Vette. Ever. So fast, we had to borrow a fighter jet to outrun it.
(twitch, don't even start with the veyron...
A car that needs to have new its wheels replaced after 30,000 miles, for $75,000, is a car that I need no part of)
walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
? what year had a split window and fuelie 427. Lots of nice muscle cars, non of them stopped or handled like a new car.
? what year had a split window and fuelie 427. Lots of nice muscle cars, non of them stopped or handled like a new car.
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
edit: yep, the split window was gone in '64 well, I guess I was completely off base here, my bad...forget the fuelie mention
I'm thinking 64 or 65, I will do a little research...or, gasp, the one I saw at Car Craft was a clone!!!!!
edit: yep, the split window was gone in '64
well, I guess I was completely off base here, my bad...forget the fuelie mention
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walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
no 427 until 67, no split window except 63
and oh yeah, no fuelie 427 that I know of
I'm thinking 64 or 65, I will do a little research...or, gasp, the one I saw at Car Craft was a clone!!!!!
no 427 until 67, no split window except 63
and oh yeah, no fuelie 427 that I know of
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bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
edit: the fuelie thing was a brain fart
yeah, I'm pretty sure the one I'm thinking of had a 427 put into the '63 as a restoration job. (which would be pretty sweet in its own right, and cheaper!)
edit: the fuelie thing was a brain fart
ecbrevik
Old Time North Dakota Hockey!
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
.................................It couldn't be Wisconsin!
2 more days until this semester is over!
Unless you count grain trucks, semis hauling cattle, and other assorted farm/ranch equipmentWhich would be every car in the county.
I usually hoped for better than a C++ on my final examsGood morning Lodge!
Up bright and early to get my Lodge on and study for my C++ exam.
New Jersey?
.................................It couldn't be Wisconsin!
crazytechfan
:)
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
I miss when we had a subscription to Motor Trend. Now I have to deal with only Auto Week and Road & Track. Oh! And USA Hockey, that one's NPB.
Over lunch I read an issue of Motor Trend from a couple months ago. If I ever have enough money to buy a ZR1, shoot me if I don't do it. Definitely one of the coolest cars ever, IMO beat only by a '69 L88, '70 'cuda or challenger, and a split-window 427FI stingray.
Quote: The. Best. Vette. Ever. So fast, we had to borrow a fighter jet to outrun it.
(twitch, don't even start with the veyron...
I miss when we had a subscription to Motor Trend. Now I have to deal with only Auto Week and Road & Track. Oh! And USA Hockey, that one's NPB.
Gonzo
Still not a muppet
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
Despite feeling like total crap, I went out and moved all the snow using the snow blower.
Even when all the kids lived with us, they were intimidated by the tractor they drove all summer as soon as I put the blower, chains and wheel weights on.
I never shied away from using ANY power equipment, especially riding equipment, when I was younger. Hell, even now for that matter.
Mrs. Gonzo can use the shovel on the narrow walkway when she gets home.
Despite feeling like total crap, I went out and moved all the snow using the snow blower.
Even when all the kids lived with us, they were intimidated by the tractor they drove all summer as soon as I put the blower, chains and wheel weights on.
I never shied away from using ANY power equipment, especially riding equipment, when I was younger. Hell, even now for that matter.
Mrs. Gonzo can use the shovel on the narrow walkway when she gets home.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
What route do you take? Or were you driving in from New Hampshire? Cuz while I know Boston traffic can be bad, there is no reason for it to take 2.5 hours from where you live to get into any part of the city.
Wisconsin!!!! What do I win????
What route do you take? Or were you driving in from New Hampshire? Cuz while I know Boston traffic can be bad, there is no reason for it to take 2.5 hours from where you live to get into any part of the city.
Wisconsin!!!! What do I win????
ecbrevik
Old Time North Dakota Hockey!
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
Power equipment = fun, especially tractors! Hope you're feeling better soon.Even when all the kids lived with us, they were intimidated by the tractor they drove all summer as soon as I put the blower, chains and wheel weights on.
I never shied away from using ANY power equipment, especially riding equipment, when I was younger. Hell, even now for that matter.
Mrs. Gonzo can use the shovel on the narrow walkway when she gets home.
ecbrevik
Old Time North Dakota Hockey!
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
But who is doing the grabbing and who is being grabbed?
A martini and another grab party.
But who is doing the grabbing and who is being grabbed?
walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
Personally, I'd take any pre-68 Vette over a new one. The new one would blow the doors off anything GM made back then but the old ones I can work on with a screwdriver and a couple of wrenches. The new ones are unreal and old ones will turn heads.
Growing up, a Chem E prof at Umaine, lived across the street from me, he help develop the resin used in the first vette bodies. He had a pic of he and Duntov(sp?) lowering the body down on a chassis back in 53 or 54.
yeah, I'm pretty sure the one I'm thinking of had a 427 put into the '63 as a restoration job. (which would be pretty sweet in its own right, and cheaper!)
edit: the fuelie thing was a brain fart
Personally, I'd take any pre-68 Vette over a new one. The new one would blow the doors off anything GM made back then but the old ones I can work on with a screwdriver and a couple of wrenches. The new ones are unreal and old ones will turn heads.
Growing up, a Chem E prof at Umaine, lived across the street from me, he help develop the resin used in the first vette bodies. He had a pic of he and Duntov(sp?) lowering the body down on a chassis back in 53 or 54.
Jon
Say, this is nice.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 93: Midseason Excellence
Paint thinner cans shaped like a badger made of cheese!
Paint thinner cans shaped like a badger made of cheese!
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