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Real Astbury Girrrl
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Their Cars....
Ian comes out with his Cud in the painted on my Heart video-
and we see Matt Sorum posing with what looks like his corvette on the Cultnet site.
what do you think of 'em?
I aint too crazy about the Cuda. I wonder how much horsepower, liters and torque it has.
i dont know if anyone would know this.....
I do like Matts-its pretty stylin. 
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Italian cars....
I've never really been into american cars but some of them are very nice though... Viper GTS /R, 1959 Corvette Conv, AC Cobra, Shelby Mustang (Cage's
in 60 secs...) otherwise I mostly think it's just mustle cars without REAL "driving abilty". Italian cars on the other hand isn't always as powerful,
but has the driving ability. Precise steering in corners etc. and VERY important: The enginepower IS TRANSFERRED TO THE ROAD.
Lemme give U an example:
Viper GTS vs. Ferrari 355 F1 Spider. I was watching the 2 cars doing a 1/4 mile and before the Viper could stop burning tyres the 355 already reached
the goal line in the other end....
The Viper has 50% more horsepower on 20 inch, 360 mm wide alloy wheels than the 355 and even U don't stand a chance in controlling them....
Here I see a general problem with lots of American "Mustle" cars, it cannot transfer it's power to the road....at least not quick enough!!! A close
friend of mine rented a Viper GTR in Vegas in february and he told me it was great fun but at the same time uncontrolable. "In 3rd gear doing 110 mph,
step on it and it starts spinning on the backwheels...." Pretty amazing but imagine how fast the car would accelerate if it didn't spin....That’s a
problem U don't have in a Maserati Shamal!!! It's a 400 HP V8 Bi-Turbo and U can “step” ALL U wan’t, IT WILL NOT SPIN!!! It just fly away like
lightning…
I know this is ofcourse also a matter of taste I n cars, but italian cars has always been ground breaking in design and makes extrordinary BEAUTIFUL
cars. Just take a look at old classics like Alfa Romeo Spider and the Gran Turismo-series both older and newer models. I also like english cars,
Jaguar, TVR, Aston Martin…..and U should also check out Swedish “Koenigsegg” it’s also VERY nice!!!
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Astbury GRRRRR.... Try this...
http://www.corvettes-musclecars.com/mopar/70cudahardtop/
Wadda ya mean ya not keen on the Cuda? ... Are ya crazy Grrrrl?
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Hmmm ... seems you gotta hunt a little but its in there somewhere 
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italian COOL
| Quote: | Originally posted by Cboxoak
I've never really been into american cars but some of them are very nice though... Viper GTS /R, 1959 Corvette Conv, AC Cobra, Shelby Mustang (Cage's
in 60 secs...) otherwise I mostly think it's just mustle cars without REAL "driving abilty". Italian cars on the other hand isn't always as powerful,
but has the driving ability. Precise steering in corners etc. and VERY important: The enginepower IS TRANSFERRED TO THE ROAD.
Lemme give U an example:
Viper GTS vs. Ferrari 355 F1 Spider. I was watching the 2 cars doing a 1/4 mile and before the Viper could stop burning tyres the 355 already reached
the goal line in the other end....
The Viper has 50% more horsepower on 20 inch, 360 mm wide alloy wheels than the 355 and even U don't stand a chance in controlling them....
Here I see a general problem with lots of American "Mustle" cars, it cannot transfer it's power to the road....at least not quick enough!!! A close
friend of mine rented a Viper GTR in Vegas in february and he told me it was great fun but at the same time uncontrolable. "In 3rd gear doing 110 mph,
step on it and it starts spinning on the backwheels...." Pretty amazing but imagine how fast the car would accelerate if it didn't spin....That’s a
problem U don't have in a Maserati Shamal!!! It's a 400 HP V8 Bi-Turbo and U can “step” ALL U wan’t, IT WILL NOT SPIN!!! It just fly away like
lightning…
I know this is ofcourse also a matter of taste I n cars, but italian cars has always been ground breaking in design and makes extrordinary BEAUTIFUL
cars. Just take a look at old classics like Alfa Romeo Spider and the Gran Turismo-series both older and newer models. I also like english cars,
Jaguar, TVR, Aston Martin…..and U should also check out Swedish “Koenigsegg” it’s also VERY nice!!!
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i like all that you've said and i do agree!! :D
thanks.....i love learning about car power...always nice....
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WWWwwwwwaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhrrrrrmmmmmmmm
Yank Muscle.... Ya cant beat it!:flip:
I got a 57 Chevy with a 500 hp Supercharged rat motor.... Man you cant drive it without a grin. Wheel spin, You better believe it.... Thats part of
the fun!... When the monsters trying to switch ends on you at 100mph but you just gotta keep your foot in...... Man thats adrenalin..... Then you hit
the Nitrous oxide for another 100 hp ...... C'mon wheres the fun in a car that does as its told? wheres the driver in this equasion? Cars like all the
old yanks have to be DRIVEN .... Not all safe n nice ... But man if I can just get it pointing in the right direction I think I can keep it roof
up!
Now THATS what I call a car.:moon:
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TreVoR
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i reeeeeeeeeeeely like where this thread is goin :D now where do i go to for 4WD trucks?:puzzled: oh well.... all this talk about pony-power got me to
droolin and........well i'll not go there.:o
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Go there..... Go there.......:o
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Real Astbury Girl,
I don't agree with the "American cars suck because they can't transfer power to the ground..." idea. It all depends on the driver...tires,etc.
My step-dad has a road racer Mustang that can hang with Porsche's, etc. and ALWAYS takes them on the straight aways....It all depends....
Plus, have you ever driven an American muscle car? There just is NO comparison. Yeah, they might not "handle" as well as a Ferrari, but nothing is
gonna give you that "kick in the pants" adrenaline rush like a Detroit V-8. If you've never driven one...you just can't relate. SORRY!
It's a total sensory thing. Burning rubber...the smell of the vinyl seats....exhaust so load you think you'll go deaf.
I'll give up a little handling and traction for a 1965 Shelby GT-350 any day of the week.
Plus, you really can't compare a classic muscle car to some exotic Ferrari or something. Think of it like comparing rock and roll to classical music.
Muscle cars are fun and exhilerating. They're not supposed to be refined and dignified.
It's all about being tough. Maybe you just don't get it.
Here's a pic of Ian's Cuda.
And yes, this is a tough fucking car.
http://www.loganmktg.com/chriswright/IansCar.jpg
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Italian vs. american cars...
Lobster: Have U ever driven a Ferrari or Maserati, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, De Tomaso or Lamborghini. I’m talking about REAL cars!!! Not that
Cuda-bathtub on the pic U linked to……Ian has great taste in music but a REAL bad taste in cars. Why is it so damn ugly…..I just don’t get
it??? Who designed it? A 5 year old kid…!? IT IS SOOOOOOOOO NOT COOL. :flame: (Unless U like drivin' around in bathtub with 4 wheels attached to
it….)
The American cars I mentioned above are real beauties…..Viper, Mustang, Chevi Conv. etc.
My point is: Buy an Italian car and U get it ALL…..beautiful design, muscles, driving and steering ability like in no other car, comfort, raw power,
race-feeling, fabulous sound (from the engine, NOT the exhaust), and loads of equipment.
Have U ever heard the sound of a Maserati 2.24v Bi-Turbo? It’s a 2.0 Liter V6 Engine with the sound of a Viper or a Ferrari. Rather small engine,
245 HP and runs to 60Mph. in 5,8 Secs. At the same time U have hand-sewn seats with the finest Italian leather. On the dashboard U have hand-sewn
suede. Metal-floor panels with car logos on it. REAL Wood-panels on dashboard and doors, Electrical seats, full-automatic climatic control, an in the
middle an analogue Rolex gold watch with the Maserati Crown in the middle…….and driving it gives U the feeling of being inside of a race car
because of perfect adjusted suspension…
NOW THAT’S TOUGH!!! :moon: Oh yeah....I DO GET IT!!!
...and comparing a Cuda to a Maserati would be like Britney vs. Cult!!!
Take a look here:
http://www.supercars.net/cars/1991@$Maserati@$2.24v%20Series%20IIg....
...or the Maserai Shamal V8 Bi-turbo:
http://www.allsportauto.com/detailphoto.php3?zl_id=551&zl_idMD=135
[Edited on 27-3-2003 by Cboxoak]
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hhmmmmmmmm.....
| Quote: | Originally posted by Lobster Telephone
Real Astbury Girl,
I don't agree with the "American cars suck because they can't transfer power to the ground..." idea. It all depends on the driver...tires,etc.
My step-dad has a road racer Mustang that can hang with Porsche's, etc. and ALWAYS takes them on the straight aways....It all depends....
Plus, have you ever driven an American muscle car? There just is NO comparison. Yeah, they might not "handle" as well as a Ferrari, but nothing is
gonna give you that "kick in the pants" adrenaline rush like a Detroit V-8. If you've never driven one...you just can't relate. SORRY!
It's a total sensory thing. Burning rubber...the smell of the vinyl seats....exhaust so load you think you'll go deaf.
I'll give up a little handling and traction for a 1965 Shelby GT-350 any day of the week.
Plus, you really can't compare a classic muscle car to some exotic Ferrari or something. Think of it like comparing rock and roll to classical music.
Muscle cars are fun and exhilerating. They're not supposed to be refined and dignified.
It's all about being tough. Maybe you just don't get it.
Here's a pic of Ian's Cuda.
And yes, this is a tough fucking car.
http://www.loganmktg.com/chriswright/IansCar.jpg |
yeh-Lobster, thanks for the thread. as for what you're saying.... i guess i see where you're coming from. i guess it all comes down to what you're
looking and expecting your car to do.
the souped up american cars are definitely strong-i've driven a mustang....its not bad....i haven't ever driven a porshce so i cant compare.
but yeh-i see what you're saying.
i think i like the refinement/reliability better...plus i like the aesthetics better of euro cars. more aerodynamic, less clunky. most american cars
are so damn clunky. only the corvette and the viper are exceptions. you probably disagree.
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First off my apologies to Real Astbury Girl. I meant to be responding to Cboxoak thread.
I do agree that American Cars are clunky. And, yes the Corvette and the Viper are the exceptions. You just can't compare a $25,000 Mustang to a
Ferrari. You get what you pay for.
And classic muscle cars are a completely different breed.
To Cboxoak:
Yes, I have driven many European cars: Ferraris, Porsches, Alphas, and a Lotus. I grew up around race tracks. My step dad has been racing in the SCCA
(Sports Car Club of America -road racing) for over 30 years. He's owned and driven Datsun 240Z's, Spitfires, Aphas, and many open wheel cars. These
SCCA races always have tons of European cars, many of the owners being my step father's friends.
On the flip side, my real father is a drag racer from the 60's and owns a 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback 289 V-8 with a 4 speed manual transmission. So,
I have driven lots of muslce cars also. I've gotten a lot of exposure to both worlds.
I know what you're talking about. I understand your point. Those European cars ARE overall "better." They handle better, brake better, and in some
cases are quicker. But you miss the point.
It's about Heritage. It's about style. It's about BRAVADO. It makes no apologies. It's a lot like Rock-n-Roll. As much as I try to explain it, you
simply have to experience it to truly understand.
So Cboxoak, I notice you live in Denmark. I mean no disrespect, but the question is....Have you ever driven an CLASSIC American Muscle car? Based on
your comments, I'd assume you haven't.
Yes, my dad's '65 Mustang drives like a tank. It steers for crap. The brakes are laughable. BUT, it's kick in the a*s to drive. And it's SO DAMN
Beautiful. The lines on that car are as sexy as any I've ever seen.
And as far as asthetics, most of those cars that you mentioned are beautiful. As far as the Maserati, I think it looks like a glamorized 80's Volvo.
Very boxy. I've never liked those cars. I don't understand the appeal.
The Cuda.....not my favorite American Car. But, it is a classic. It's has history and balls.
Enough said.
[Edited on 3-27-2003 by Lobster Telephone]
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Lobster: Maybe U don't get it...!!!???
If U don't get the appeal in a Maserati, I don't believe U grew up on a race track!!! Simple as that!!!
It belongs in the category "Supercars"!!!
...BTW, maybe U forgot to look INSIDE...!!!??? Try Google pics and do a search for "Maserati" and U get tons of interior pics...
I agree some of them looks pretty "ordinary" outside but a real enthusiast knows one if he sees one....but regarding to the 80's Volvo thing: UR way
out of line. My guess is U've never driven one cause they are very rare in the states.
As U yourself said, I honestly thought "Tough" was the subject here....??? Where did that word go in UR last post...?
NOPE.... I can honestly say that I have NEVER actually driven an American car!!! And I don't intend to (unless it's one of the beauties I mentioned
before....) :o
...but I've been a passenger in a big ugly one. That was enough for me. It was a big white Chevy Impala V8 with 300+ HP or something like that and it
felt like floating around in a bathtub or sitting at home on the couch!!! YUUUUCK
A Classic?: Whatever...
Appeal: Definately NOT
History: Yes, probably TOO much...
American cars never appealed to the wide audience in Europe and maybe there is a reason for that....My guess is: cause they're mostly ugly as
hell..."clunky" as RealAstburyGrrl said.
I'm NOT comparing a Ferrari to a 25.000$ Mustang but ITALIAN CARS vs. AMERICAN CARS IN GENERAL. I willing to do the exact same comparison with an Alfa
Romeo or a Lancia. Hell they're are all mostly build on the same factory and it was the same set of engineers who started making them WAAAAY back in
the days. So give me 25.000$ and I'll find U the finest Italian family-luxury-powerfull 'race' car that will drive the hell out of any American
"clunk" U can come up with..... :moon:
NOW THIS TOUGH: http://users.skynet.be/alfaromeo/pics/alfa156GTA1.jpg
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Lob: THIS ONE IS A REAL BEAUTY....and I guess UR dad's is too....
How come U say it drives like a tank....it must be OK to handle, right...!? Anyway it's very pretty!!!
http://www.mustangdreams.com/wwpage.htm
...also this Black '67 Fastback (Scroll to bottom.)
http://www.mustangdreams.com/mdfastback.htm
These are NOT "clunk's"!!!
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Cboxoak,
I think was this comes down to is we have different opinions and tastes. That's what makes this world interesting. If we were all the same the world
would be a pretty boring place.
I'm sorry if my comments about Maserati offended you. It's just my opinion. Just like yours about the Cuda. I just don't like the styling of the
Maserati, period. I have not doubt that it is a fine automobile. I never said it wasn't. And, no I haven't driven one.
I am a brutally honest person, so please don't doubt the sincerity of my comments. I have indeed grown up around race tracks my entire life. And, yes
Maseratis are rare here.
I don't understand your question about using the term "Tough" in my last post......?
And I agree with you on cars like the Impala. It is big floating barge. I'd never defend monstrosities like those.
I do disagree with your opinion of the Cuda. Like I said earlier, it's not my favorite car, but it is a cool car. Beautiful? Finely tuned? Handles
well? NO.
Tough? YES.
The first photo in your last link is basically my dad's car, except it's red w/black interior. It still has the original rally wheels, etc. When the
1964 1/2 Mustang came out it changed the world. It was arguable the most popular new car in American automotive history. And, it's never looked back.
It had it's share of "crappy" years, from 1974-1984 during the "smog" control years.
During that time most American cars were complete crap. Since then they've come a long way on the road to refinement and quality. The newest Cobra
Mustang is a really great car. It has great styling, good handling and lots of power.
Do you want to talk about the latest American styling? Check out this link to the 2005 Mustang:
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/News/pics05c/index.htm
Make sure you scroll down and look at all the pics.
Although this is officially still a concept. Ford has reported that it is 90% accurate to the production model that will come out in 2005.
I think.....this is only my opinion....that this car is down right GORGEOUS! If you like the styling of classic Mustangs, I'm sure you'll agree. It
combines the heritage of the past with a bold move toward the future.
As far as Italian cars. They are the best. I won't agrue with you on that one. I never did.
Just don't come down on our classic American cars. No one is asking you to like all of them, but it would be nice if you'd show some respect. And, I
still insist that you can't possibly understand my point of view on American Muscle Cars unless you've driven one. The same can be said for me never
having driven a Maserati.
Please do me a favor. Go rent the movie Bullit with Steve McQueen . This movie has the best "chase scene" in movie history. Steve McQueen is a
detective in San Fransisco driving a 1967 Mustang Fastback. I think this car had a 390 V-8. He's chasing a bad guy driving a Dodge Challenger (if my
memory serves me correctly.) I think this may give you a "little" taste of what I speak of. Have you seen "Ronin" with Robert Dinero? Another great
car movie. I think that car was an Audi A6.
Here's a short list of the cars that I find irresistably awesome:
1965 Shelby GT-350 Mustang
1965 289 AC Cobra
1966 427 Cobra
1967 Corvette
1957 Chevy Bellair
1956 Thunderbird
1965 Ford GT-40
[Edited on 3-28-2003 by Lobster Telephone]
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Get a grip! Get real!
Bow down and worship the Hemi God!
6000 ... Yes .. Six THOUSAND horse power from a Chrysler Hemi .... As in Hemi Cuda
Yank Muscle is king, always has been.
Before ya go of on one again ... Yep I drive Ferraris Lambos Detomasos and all those ..... so cal ... super cars every day ... Its my job. I have to
straighten them when inadequate drive skill bends them . I find all these cars so poorly put together so badly finished that its a crime to charge the
money they demand. a 40 year old yank is built to a higher standard than a 2 year old Ferrari, I really am not kidding here, The build is awful in
almost all cases. But I know you have your opinions , and I have mine so I will stick with my 57 Belair and you stick to what you drive. We can just
leave this as quits huh?
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1957 Porshe Speedster... yeahhh babyyy!!!
http://www.classicspeedsters.com/indexporscheBEST2.jpg
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R U kidding me?!
| Quote: | Originally posted by Lobster Telephone
Cboxoak,
I think was this comes down to is we have different opinions and tastes. That's what makes this world interesting. If we were all the same the world
would be a pretty boring place.
I'm sorry if my comments about Maserati offended you. It's just my opinion. Just like yours about the Cuda. I just don't like the styling of the
Maserati, period. I have not doubt that it is a fine automobile. I never said it wasn't. And, no I haven't driven one.
I am a brutally honest person, so please don't doubt the sincerity of my comments. I have indeed grown up around race tracks my entire life. And, yes
Maseratis are rare here.
I don't understand your question about using the term "Tough" in my last post......?
And I agree with you on cars like the Impala. It is big floating barge. I'd never defend monstrosities like those.
I do disagree with your opinion of the Cuda. Like I said earlier, it's not my favorite car, but it is a cool car. Beautiful? Finely tuned? Handles
well? NO.
Tough? YES.
The first photo in your last link is basically my dad's car, except it's red w/black interior. It still has the original rally wheels, etc. When the
1964 1/2 Mustang came out it changed the world. It was arguable the most popular new car in American automotive history. And, it's never looked back.
It had it's share of "crappy" years, from 1974-1984 during the "smog" control years.
During that time most American cars were complete crap. Since then they've come a long way on the road to refinement and quality. The newest Cobra
Mustang is a really great car. It has great styling, good handling and lots of power.
Do you want to talk about the latest American styling? Check out this link to the 2005 Mustang:
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/News/pics05c/index.htm
Make sure you scroll down and look at all the pics.
Although this is officially still a concept. Ford has reported that it is 90% accurate to the production model that will come out in 2005.
I think.....this is only my opinion....that this car is down right GORGEOUS! If you like the styling of classic Mustangs, I'm sure you'll agree. It
combines the heritage of the past with a bold move toward the future.
As far as Italian cars. They are the best. I won't agrue with you on that one. I never did.
Just don't come down on our classic American cars. No one is asking you to like all of them, but it would be nice if you'd show some respect. And, I
still insist that you can't possibly understand my point of view on American Muscle Cars unless you've driven one. The same can be said for me never
having driven a Maserati.
Please do me a favor. Go rent the movie Bullit with Steve McQueen . This movie has the best "chase scene" in movie history. Steve McQueen is a
detective in San Fransisco driving a 1967 Mustang Fastback. I think this car had a 390 V-8. He's chasing a bad guy driving a Dodge Challenger (if my
memory serves me correctly.) I think this may give you a "little" taste of what I speak of. Have you seen "Ronin" with Robert Dinero? Another great
car movie. I think that car was an Audi A6.
Here's a short list of the cars that I find irresistably awesome:
1965 Shelby GT-350 Mustang
1965 289 AC Cobra
1966 427 Cobra
1967 Corvette
1957 Chevy Bellair
1956 Thunderbird
1965 Ford GT-40
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RONIN!!!!!?????????? Dont make me laugh.
that movie STANK so bad....might as well go to the motor cross....that movie had no plot, no sub plot ...nothing but RACING cars.......UM its
supposed to be a MOVIE....not a drag racing show!
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grr...
Black Heaven, i love u. y didnt u come here and stop this pissing contest longer ago? guys, just quit it with the macho crap and enjoy what brings u
pleasure and puts a smile on ur face. american, italian, french, canadian, whatever - u have ur preferences, and so do other ppl. just deal with
it.
| Quote: | Originally posted by BlackHeaven
Get a grip! Get real!
Bow down and worship the Hemi God!
6000 ... Yes .. Six THOUSAND horse power from a Chrysler Hemi .... As in Hemi Cuda
Yank Muscle is king, always has been.
Before ya go of on one again ... Yep I drive Ferraris Lambos Detomasos and all those
job. I have to straighten them when inadequate drive skill bends them . I find all these cars so poorly put together so badly finished that its a
crime to charge the money they demand. a 40 year old yank is built to a higher standard than a 2 year old Ferrari, I really am not kidding here, The
build is awful in almost all cases. But I know you have your opinions , and I have mine so I will stick with my 57 Belair and you stick to what you
drive. We can just leave this as quits huh? |
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:D My guess ...... Small Penis!
Its a guy thing...... You gotta have a big powerfull car to impress the chicks if your not firing on all 88)
Bad fun children take no lip.
Rev your engine from the hip.
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Lobster Telephone
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Real Astbury Girl,
I never said that Ronin had a good plot or was even a good movie. I said it was a good "car chase movie, " which it is.
Learn how to read.
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sexualpanther3
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yeah true Heaven, but if it were me u were trying to impress with a muscle car, i wood most likely push u n2 the passenger seat so's i can take that
bad boy for a ride...........but thats just me :angel:
"...., so get on your knees and worship me, worship me." - Black Label Society
"If you really want to commit suicide and you feel that's the only way
out...Try to take someone you hate with you" - Peter Steele
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BlackHeaven
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Motors running.......
Bad fun children take no lip.
Rev your engine from the hip.
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Planet Girl
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BlackHeaven
:D My guess ...... Small Penis!
Its a guy thing...... You gotta have a big powerfull car to impress the chicks if your not firing on all 88) |
LMAO Nothing can ever compensate for a small one. If you aren't well endowed you will never get in bed with me.
Come on Baby Lets Get Wrecked Lose What's Left Of Our Self Respect
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