If you own a Purple Ford Mustang, is it a purple people eater?
If you own a Purple Ford Mustang, is it a purple people eater?
In reply to Recon1342 :
If it's a 78-86 is it a four eyed purple people eater?
How good would an episode of Frasier be set in Covid?
Why is the BBC so much better at drama than the USA?
(witness: Sherlock, Wallander, Luther, Killing Eve)
Why is 89 octane still around?
Every car I know of uses plain Jane dino juice or its hopped up cousin supremó.
Stampie (FS) said:In reply to Recon1342 :
If it's a 78-86 is it a four eyed purple people eater?
If you had a p51 painted like a purple cyclops, would it be a one eyed one horned flying purple people eater?
Subscriber-unavailabile said:Why is 89 octane still around?
Every car I know of uses plain Jane dino juice or its hopped up cousin supremó.
Marketing. People think they're giving their car a treat by using mid. Every single person I've ever seen pump it thinks they're doing themselves a favor.
In reply to mtn (Forum Supporter) :
Frazier or Seinfeld set in Covid would be berkleying hilarious...
Over half of all the vehicles driving without their lights on in a rainstorm will be silver (or a variant of.)
A shoe guy thought I had-
There has to be a lot of REALLY dope og jordans and forces and stuff sitting in prison inventories for dudes that got locked up back in the 80s and early 90s.
In reply to Subscriber-unavailabile :
Around here, EtOH free gas is usually 89 octane.
wheelsmithy (Joe-with-an-L) (Forum Supporter) said:Why is the BBC so much better at drama than the USA?
(witness: Sherlock, Wallander, Luther, Killing Eve)
Well it's BBC so it's gotta be better. At least what I watch says so.
In reply to Recon1342 :
Seinfeld likely wouldn't work now that everyone has a cell, half the show was about missed phone calls.
Why do people touch motorcycles in parking lots.
Mndsm said:A shoe guy thought I had-
There has to be a lot of REALLY dope og jordans and forces and stuff sitting in prison inventories for dudes that got locked up back in the 80s and early 90s.
But the second you drove to the hoop the soles would fall off. The glue ages and fails, I had these bad box stock retro bred 11s I bought in '01(?) that the right sole fell off of, dang it.
Wally (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to Recon1342 :
Seinfeld likely wouldn't work now that everyone has a cell, half the show was about missed phone calls.
It would be just fine. The beauty of it is that it literally does not matter what the subject is. There is a twitter account on it; here are some of the best (imho) ideas:
Subscriber-unavailabile said:Why is 89 octane still around?
Every car I know of uses plain Jane dino juice or its hopped up cousin supremó.
I buy it at some stations. Here in Utah, regular is only 85. I know the car can technically run on that but it still somehow feels wrong. Some stations are 85/89/91. If they have 87, I buy that.
In reply to mtn (Forum Supporter) :
My favorite? Kramer rents his apartment as an Air BnB and lives in the hallway. K: I'm making money hand over fist, Jerry! J: You're homeless!!!!
Appleseed said:Over half of all the vehicles driving without their lights on in a rainstorm will be silver (or a variant of.)
The other half have their high beams on.
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
Truth.
matthewmcl (Forum Supporter) said:Subscriber-unavailabile said:Why is 89 octane still around?
Every car I know of uses plain Jane dino juice or its hopped up cousin supremó.I buy it at some stations. Here in Utah, regular is only 85. I know the car can technically run on that but it still somehow feels wrong. Some stations are 85/89/91. If they have 87, I buy that.
Try buying 90 octane in TX as it was the only "premium" available. Such rotgut.
Topographically, a crew cab short box pickup with a hard shell bed cover is just a four door sedan with a trunk.
Pete. (l33t FS) said:Topographically, a crew cab short box pickup with a hard shell bed cover is just a four door sedan with a trunk.
I've said that for years. People get upset when I call their F150 a Crown Vic. If you think about it, a New Yorker is more of a truck than a new Ram, because it has leaf springs.
Why does "hyphenated" not have a hyphen, but "non-hyphenated" does?
You leave a dump. If you actually took a dump somewhere, you'd be labeled a sicko.
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