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I am in love with that thing.

It's a '74, so I'd say it's more of a late 02. It's only got like 30000 miles on it. All the mechanics are in great shape except the air conditioner, which doesn't work. That's a real problem for me in July in Alabama. The interior is a mess from being left in the sun too long, and it's got a god damn automatic in it. ' Alright now I'm jealous. You've got a '55...Speedster? Mines a '63 Coupe, anyway. Right now it's a shell with new wheels, brakes, and an engine. I need to put in the gas tank and then (ick) do the wiring. At the rate I'm going, I don't know how long that'll take.

That's close. Think smaller and less desirable.

I'm pretty sure "poor devil" isn't an exclusively British colloquialism.

On a similar similar note, I just bought this piece of ****. Do not ask me why, because I have no idea. Who here can identify it first?

On a similar note, I just put the completed Super 90 engine in my 356B. At this rate the car will be road ready by 2034.

I used to like Operation Flashpoint co-op but that's probably dead by now. There was an old game called Joint Operations somethingorother I liked too. The new rainbow six isn't bad either.

Then he probably wouldn't have been able to read it.

My granddad mined coal in Durham for most of his life from about 1940. He didn't talk much about it, but I'm willing to bet he knew some guys who died down there. Never had a single problem with his lungs, oddly enough, and he smoked like a chimney to boot.

Well I'm pretty sure that shirt was invented mainly for guys like this:

Autopsy shows: "My god! This man died of fright!" Dun dun dun! Twilight Zone! Doodoodoodoo doodoodoodoo!

::Anale, the bisexual warrior/cleric/male stripper, gives Laozi a lap-dance::

Still pretty good.

Good show.

Any remember Pirates of Dark Water?

Sheeple is gun forum talk for people who want to ban firearms. That gives this all kinds of bad connotations.

Add Cthulhu to the list and then add 75 votes to it.

Rocc?

Incidentally, I would happily vote for Ron Paul if he had a chance.

In the grand scheme of things, the earth and its entire history is simply too unfathomably tiny and inconsequential to matter to anyone but the infinitely tinier and less consequential lifeforms that randomly formed on its surface.

You mean the Church of God the Utterly Indifferent? I was thinking more like the nameless cult of Azathoth.

I like that religion that thinks some powerful being created the universe, fell asleep, and has been totally oblivious since.

Fred Thompson's pretty pro-gun, so...he's got that going at least.

That's a really poorly written article. Have they got the guy or what?

At least they're not scientologists.