Ya, der BMW 3.0CS (oder "Bavaria" in den Staaten von Amerika) ist sehr gut! My dad had one of those (Bavaria is the most confusing name ever, wish they just gave us the non-US names...his Bavaria was the 3.0CS, but they could be had as sedans, coups, fuel injected, carborator, 2.8liter, 3 liter, you name it). Said it was quite fast, but then again it had been modded and was a euro import.
I think Andy doesn't want his son to be anything-"ette" I think PapaSmurf is a much cooler name anyways...sounds like some sort of pimp from a Shaft movie.
I think Andy doesn't want his son to be anything-"ette"
I can respect that and understand why andy wouldn't want to advertise he raised his son as his daughter but the facts are the facts. The boy is prolly wearing pink right now.
I can respect that and understand why andy wouldn't want to advertise he raised his son as his daughter but the facts are the facts. The boy is prolly wearing pink right now.
I can respect that and understand why andy wouldn't want to advertise he raised his son as his daughter but the facts are the facts. The boy is prolly wearing pink right now.
Ever hear a series of song that you typically listen to while driving and it makes you want to drive, but you can't because you aren't allowed to have your car when you are at school?crycrycry
Edited for less OT ness and less self pity
Ever hear a series of song that you typically listen to while driving and it makes you want to drive, but you can't because you aren't allowed to have your car when you are at school?crycrycry
Edited for less OT ness and less self pity
It was more than just one, it was such a selection...Jimi Hendrix vodoo child, The Doors five to one, ZZ Top got me under pressure, and there was one more, I forget what...I think something by Rush (edit: no it wasn't. I just remembered it was Kool and the Gang jungle boogie...why was I thinkin Rush?)...all on the radio to boot. I guess those songs being associated with my driving kinda says something about how I used to drive.
It was more than just one, it was such a selection...Jimi Hendrix vodoo child, The Doors five to one, ZZ Top got me under pressure, and there was one more, I forget what...I think something by Rush (edit: no it wasn't. I just remembered it was Kool and the Gang jungle boogie...why was I thinkin Rush?)...all on the radio to boot. I guess those songs being associated with my driving kinda says something about how I used to drive.
No way Kool & The Gang could be mistaken for Rush...try driving to Hepcat
or maybe a little Cowboy Mouth (Let Me Hold It Open comes to mind).
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No way Kool & The Gang could be mistaken for Rush...try driving to Hepcat
or maybe a little Cowboy Mouth (Let Me Hold It Open comes to mind).
Maybe the ones I listened are just not the right ones, but I don't know if that suits my (former) driving style...it was more stuff to drive my heel. Radar Love, All Day and All of the Night, Paranoid (by black sabbath)...you know, doing a 4 wheel drift at (let's say maybe 80...maybe not at all I could just be lieing to seem cool on the net) with My Generation going.
I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen
that is a sweet air-shot! wow! One thing about the popular photos, though, is that you can't find out who's gallery their from (at least not by right-clicking that linked image)
As you might remember from a few pages back, I was trying to deal with the
overspray problem by claying the car. Didn't work so well (I did a small portion
on the roof). Maybe I need to be more aggressive with the clay?
Any other ideas?
Moderator Journeys/Sports/Big Picture :: Need some help with dgrin?
that is a sweet air-shot! wow! One thing about the popular photos, though, is that you can't find out who's gallery their from (at least not by right-clicking that linked image)
Underneath the photo it says: Photo By (castle, in the case of the suburu shot)
and then: See Photo in Gallery
Castle seems to be one of those crazy ADVrider guys
Here's the link to the subie pop photo page - see if I'm wrong about the reference/link to the contributing photographer. . .
I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen
As you might remember from a few pages back, I was trying to deal with the
overspray problem by claying the car. Didn't work so well (I did a small portion
on the roof). Maybe I need to be more aggressive with the clay?
that is a sweet air-shot! wow! One thing about the popular photos, though, is that you can't find out who's gallery their from (at least not by right-clicking that linked image)
Right.
Of course you can, when you view them on the www.smugmug.com/browse page, underneath the photo, it says, "photo by" and "see photo in gallery"
Hey gang,
As you might remember from a few pages back, I was trying to deal with the
overspray problem by claying the car. Didn't work so well (I did a small portion
on the roof). Maybe I need to be more aggressive with the clay?
Any other ideas?
I don't like the idea of being more aggressive with an abrasive, I rather be equally gentle with a more aggressive abrasive. You might want to try Meguiar's mild or aggressive overspray clays which you can buy off their website (it's under Professional mirror glaze...you'll know what this means when you go there). My favorite store for car care stuff, www.carcareonline.com only sells the mild one (which is still more aggressive than what you have most likely).
Or it might be time to head over to the body shop.
Richard
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(nice one, Lee!)
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nic signature, btw, reminds me of the amazing technicolor dreamcoat
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Do you know what the colors are for the signature?
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The German flag colors.
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I second the motion.
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I was referring to the lovely purple dashes you have on either side. Very flattering.
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something like, "hey pop, how bout a donut?"
and on the way, I found this:
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Ya, der BMW 3.0CS (oder "Bavaria" in den Staaten von Amerika) ist sehr gut! My dad had one of those (Bavaria is the most confusing name ever, wish they just gave us the non-US names...his Bavaria was the 3.0CS, but they could be had as sedans, coups, fuel injected, carborator, 2.8liter, 3 liter, you name it). Said it was quite fast, but then again it had been modded and was a euro import.
I think Andy doesn't want his son to be anything-"ette" I think PapaSmurf is a much cooler name anyways...sounds like some sort of pimp from a Shaft movie.
I can respect that and understand why andy wouldn't want to advertise he raised his son as his daughter but the facts are the facts. The boy is prolly wearing pink right now.
www.zxstudios.com
http://creativedragonstudios.smugmug.com
How about Papa Smurf dad?
Notice that Zac doesn't deny his upbringing
Edited for less OT ness and less self pity
No way Kool & The Gang could be mistaken for Rush...try driving to Hepcat
or maybe a little Cowboy Mouth (Let Me Hold It Open comes to mind).
Maybe the ones I listened are just not the right ones, but I don't know if that suits my (former) driving style...it was more stuff to drive my heel. Radar Love, All Day and All of the Night, Paranoid (by black sabbath)...you know, doing a 4 wheel drift at (let's say maybe 80...maybe not at all I could just be lieing to seem cool on the net) with My Generation going.
I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen
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Autox today! I don't have my car so one of the graduate brothers of my fraternity is going to let me drive his e46 m3 5-speed
As you might remember from a few pages back, I was trying to deal with the
overspray problem by claying the car. Didn't work so well (I did a small portion
on the roof). Maybe I need to be more aggressive with the clay?
Any other ideas?
Nice ride. Does he know of your handle on the board
Underneath the photo it says: Photo By (castle, in the case of the suburu shot)
and then: See Photo in Gallery
Castle seems to be one of those crazy ADVrider guys
Here's the link to the subie pop photo page - see if I'm wrong about the reference/link to the contributing photographer. . .
http://www.smugmug.com/popular/all/14/18201423
I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen
Of course you can, when you view them on the www.smugmug.com/browse page, underneath the photo, it says, "photo by" and "see photo in gallery"
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I don't like the idea of being more aggressive with an abrasive, I rather be equally gentle with a more aggressive abrasive. You might want to try Meguiar's mild or aggressive overspray clays which you can buy off their website (it's under Professional mirror glaze...you'll know what this means when you go there). My favorite store for car care stuff, www.carcareonline.com only sells the mild one (which is still more aggressive than what you have most likely).
Or it might be time to head over to the body shop.
Richard