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But it's your car reflected in the center of itMosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:BUT, if you look carefully in the reflection from your ever-so-shiny car, THE TWO HOOLIGANS THAT ARE REFLECTED ARE YOU AND JOEY.Green Tea wrote:viewtopic.php?p=19153#19153
...I had nothing to do with it. <3 <3 <3 ^-^ *innocent!*
dance1005 wrote:Fucking retarded bots, bumping threads with dildos.
Ouch. I'm sorry.Fagulous wrote:This morning I told a lady I was waiting on she had a smudge on her forehead. She said she knew. I was like, "Oh, I just have to tell people when they have something on thier face, I can't pay attention otherwise." She kind of laughed and said, "You're going to be saying that alot today." I looked at her like she was a total fucking freak, then my brain finally decided to go, "cross/black smugde=ash + Wednesday= Ash Wednesday:Catholic"
I got all beat red and said "oh, OOooH, yah kinda forgot what day it was."
Yes.Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:Yay! I was waiting for you to say some lame car... Your car is brand new, too! Poor thing!
YAAAAAY! Toyotans unite!Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:I've got a blue-green ("ocean") Toyota Camry. n_n But it's old... It hasn't suffered much as of yet, though. My car sends sympathy to yours.
Yeah, I know what you mean about putting a shload of miles on your car. I really don't feel like I drive a lot, but...I suppose I do. When I bought my car, it was at 104,000ish miles. Now I think that it's somewhere around 112,000ish miles. And I've had it a little under a year. I think I got it in July last year. Something like that...Arka wrote:Yes.Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:Yay! I was waiting for you to say some lame car... Your car is brand new, too! Poor thing!
Not as ridiculously new as it was in October when someone whacked it in the parking lot (hit and run), but still quite new.
Though I guess interpretations may vary. While it's only been around for 6 months, I've put in excess of 2,000 miles on it for each of those months. That's actually yet another reason I feel bad about seeing it hit - I overwork it enough as is.
Yay for half-birthdays! *Squishes half a piece of tasty birthday cake in little cousin Carolla's grill/mouth!* <3 <3 <3!!!Arka wrote:Also, yesterday was its half-birthday. It should have been a day of festive celebration, not trying to track down errant insurance agents.
My parents did give me their old Camry when I started driving. My mom wanted a new car (which ended up being a very awesome 2000 Camry, salsa red! <3 Go mom!), and they didn't want to have to drive me when I went to work. So I got the gray 1991 Camry we had. And I was a good girl with it for several years. The only problem was that it leaked oil quite badly. But as long as I remembered to keep oil in it, it was okay. ...And then I forgot to put oil in it. And it died.Arka wrote:YAAAAAY! Toyotans unite!
Also, Camrys are amazing cars. I actually tried to convince my parents to sell me their old Camry as my first car way back in the way-back-when, but they said they needed at least one reliable car. (Their other car was a Ford [di]Sable, which had cost them enough in repairs and maintenance over the years that they could easily have bought another Toyota with the money.)
So I got a different one!Squee! <3Arka wrote:How old *is* your Camry? I know of at least two people in my area who drive Camrys dating from 1985 (or earlier) which are still in fine condition, so I've come to the conclusion that cute, spirited Japanese cars age on a completely different time scale than sketchy American ones.
My new Camry is a 1996. Not a whole lot newer than my old one, but when I murdered my old Toy, it was up to 212,000ish miles. And it would have continued to go strong, if I wouldn't have mercilessly slaughtered it.
Arka wrote:My car appreciates the sympathies, and sends back lots of love to its big cousin.
That's actually not too bad - 1,000 miles a month is considered typical, and that's just slightly over that.Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:Yeah, I know what you mean about putting a shload of miles on your car. I really don't feel like I drive a lot, but...I suppose I do. When I bought my car, it was at 104,000ish miles. Now I think that it's somewhere around 112,000ish miles. And I've had it a little under a year. I think I got it in July last year. Something like that...Arka wrote:Yes.Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:Yay! I was waiting for you to say some lame car... Your car is brand new, too! Poor thing!
Not as ridiculously new as it was in October when someone whacked it in the parking lot (hit and run), but still quite new.
Though I guess interpretations may vary. While it's only been around for 6 months, I've put in excess of 2,000 miles on it for each of those months. That's actually yet another reason I feel bad about seeing it hit - I overwork it enough as is.
Awww! Um... thank you!Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:Yay for half-birthdays! *Squishes half a piece of tasty birthday cake in little cousin Carolla's grill/mouth!* <3 <3 <3!!!Arka wrote:Also, yesterday was its half-birthday. It should have been a day of festive celebration, not trying to track down errant insurance agents.
Aww. Poor critter.Mosh_Mosh_Revolution wrote:My parents did give me their old Camry when I started driving. My mom wanted a new car (which ended up being a very awesome 2000 Camry, salsa red! <3 Go mom!), and they didn't want to have to drive me when I went to work. So I got the gray 1991 Camry we had. And I was a good girl with it for several years. The only problem was that it leaked oil quite badly. But as long as I remembered to keep oil in it, it was okay. ...And then I forgot to put oil in it. And it died.Arka wrote:YAAAAAY! Toyotans unite!
Also, Camrys are amazing cars. I actually tried to convince my parents to sell me their old Camry as my first car way back in the way-back-when, but they said they needed at least one reliable car. (Their other car was a Ford [di]Sable, which had cost them enough in repairs and maintenance over the years that they could easily have bought another Toyota with the money.)
Hmm. I'm sure Subarus have their merits, but something tells me it doesn't get 35 MPG like my Corolla.sam wrote:i drive a 85 subaru gx 10
still runs perfectly fine too...needs a new muffler though
nopeArka wrote:Hmm. I'm sure Subarus have their merits, but something tells me it doesn't get 35 MPG like my Corolla.
i don't know the exact milage, all I care about is the cost per milage. It costs my car $.10 in gas to drive 1 mile using some guess work I came out to ~25ish mpg. What sucks is it costs me $1.80 to go to and from school every day ...That's my sweetheart for you.God Of Rock wrote:HI, I'M GEORGE ZIMMER, CEO AND FOUNDER OF MEN'S WEARHOUSE. THE LAST TIME I SAW A HORSE, IT HAD EXPLODED INTO MANY BLOODY SHREDS OF EQUINE FLESH AFTER MY CYCLOPEAN POWER COCK TORE THROUGH THE ANIMAL'S UNLUBRICATED AND UNPREPARED POOP PIPE. THE GUSHING GALLOWS OF VISCOUS MAN CHOWDER, FLOWING FROM MY UNDULOUS PUBIC OBELISK, SPRAYED OUT OF THE EMPTIED EYE SOCKETS AND NOSTRILS OF THE BARNYARD ANIMAL'S SEVERED HEAD, HITTING SEVERAL WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE FACE BEFORE EATING DOWN TO THEIR SKULLS WITH ITS ACIDIC, BUBBLING VALENCE AS LEGIONS OF SPERM CONQUERED THE LANDS AND TERRITORIES BEYOND THE RUBYCON, INITIATING A CIVIL WAR THROUGHOUT THE ROMAN EMPIRE OVER WHO GETS TO DRINK IT FIRST. I GUARANTEE IT.
