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| missioncontrol:
I can fit a cab in there not have a cab in there............ hmmmmmmmm but wait....perhaps this might work... If I was to get a power inverter to tranform my 12v DC battery into 110v AC I could possibly build a cab to put in there and have games on the go :o so crazy it just might work................... |
| DrewKaree:
There you guys go - in front of your very own eyes, he's backtracking already....but if you look carefully, class, he had ideas at his fingertips to "try to get it to work". I next point you to the limo tint on the windows he applied to hide his addiction. Shamed into hiding, his addiction will only worsen. Jabba, thank you for your pledge of assistance. We'll be needing all the help we can muster for this case. He seems like he'll be a tough nut to crack. Missioncontrol, c'mon buddy....put down the crimper for a second....we only want to talk.....we won't hurt you a bit, we're only here to help.....you didn't accidentally slam that window on a cabinet you were trying to fit in there did you? Are you cut, hurt, anything? Here buddy, try on this new white jacket we got you...yeah, theeeerrrrrrrrrree you go buddy....isn't that nice.....nice missioncontrol, niiiiiiiiiice.....this is one of those new ones that buckle in the BACK instead of the front! Hey, this seems a little tight, can you cross your arms for me buddy? yeah...there....wait....oof....ergh....AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, HE'S LOOSE, EVERYONE RUN FOR YOUR LIVES RUN! (why does missioncontrol keep saying "RUN, RUN, RUN", "RUN COWARD", and "BEWARE, I LIVE"?) |
| missioncontrol:
--- Quote from: DrewKaree on January 11, 2005, 04:35:34 pm ---I next point you to the limo tint on the windows he applied to hide his addiction. --- End quote --- |
| danny_galaga:
--- Quote from: danny_galaga on January 11, 2005, 01:34:39 pm --- --- Quote from: paigeoliver on January 10, 2005, 11:16:30 am --- --- Quote from: danny_galaga on January 10, 2005, 08:39:30 am ---if it's at least ten years old, you could just LEAVE it at the junk yard ;) --- End quote --- Nonsense. Age 10 is when you start getting the value out of a vehicle. My current daily driver is 21 years old. The newest vehicle I ever owned was a 1988 Escort (in 1994). Second newest was a 1995 Lebaron Convertible in 2001. --- End quote --- yes, 21 years ago a ten year old car was ok. but a car that is NOW ten years old just isnt the same as a ten year old car 21 years ago. i myself have a 1973 model car which ive owned for 13 odd years so i know what you mean. but newer cars are much more disposable. i don't necessarily think thats a bad thing either, but i wouldnt own a new car more than 5 years nowadays... --- End quote --- ultra super bump! I've now owned a new car more than five years so I guess im eating my words ;D |
| Ed_McCarron:
--- Quote from: danny_galaga on June 20, 2022, 05:12:23 am --- --- Quote from: danny_galaga on January 11, 2005, 01:34:39 pm --- --- Quote from: paigeoliver on January 10, 2005, 11:16:30 am --- --- Quote from: danny_galaga on January 10, 2005, 08:39:30 am ---if it's at least ten years old, you could just LEAVE it at the junk yard ;) --- End quote --- Nonsense. Age 10 is when you start getting the value out of a vehicle. My current daily driver is 21 years old. The newest vehicle I ever owned was a 1988 Escort (in 1994). Second newest was a 1995 Lebaron Convertible in 2001. --- End quote --- yes, 21 years ago a ten year old car was ok. but a car that is NOW ten years old just isnt the same as a ten year old car 21 years ago. i myself have a 1973 model car which ive owned for 13 odd years so i know what you mean. but newer cars are much more disposable. i don't necessarily think thats a bad thing either, but i wouldnt own a new car more than 5 years nowadays... --- End quote --- ultra super bump! I've now owned a new car more than five years so I guess im eating my words ;D --- End quote --- Danny got bored. |
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