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What can I say, I'm eclectic. :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKD_o4gbcSE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZN3weW1udE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpfeGXRx1_w http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kD2LI4-8Fc Lyrics: I say don't drink and drive You might spill your drink Before you get...

Boulder, Colorado. About 20 miles northish of Denver. Over a mile in the air. :)

Fiance drives a 74 Chevy Nova, dark purple. She's already put skulls all over the damn thing. Skull shift knob, skull valve stem caps, skull license plate. She calls it Butterfly. Sadly, no pics.

Fantastic find! I wouldn't be able to sleep the night I buy something like that.

Wonder if my 1980 Firebrid with a 400CI will be worth any more now? :)

Hmm.. Now I almost feel bad about having an 02 Mustang as my daily driver, and an 1980 Firebird with a 400 as my "other" project. Of course, just this weekend I offered to trade both the firebird and the mustang for a 1969 Charger with a 440.. SO, I guess that's where my allegiance lies. :D

Yeah, that was a fun little storm we just had. Driving to work, watching the lighting behind the snow. Somewhat ominous. We're getting another sotrm (Supposedly) on friday evening. Just in time to kill any plans I had for working on the duster. :( Colorado weather is nutty. One time in...

Out here in Colorado, in the early 80's the ticket was "Gratuitous display of horsepower."

Depends on your ISP. Most will cycle through a block of addresses, so your IP might actually change every few hours. Also depends on your home network setup. All anyone gets off my machines at home is my frontend router address, which cycles every 6 hours.

This last season they went to San Francisco, drove a new Corvette z06, the new Challenger, and the new Cadillac STS. They drove them to the salt flats and set speed records. And they LOVED EM'! It was nice to see them not harp on about "American cars can't turn". Hell, I've seen a 66 Nova...

Oh, earth day. This whole "Shut off the lights for a few hours" bit is really quite silly. At best, it's postponement if executed flawlessly. Mostly, it's pointless.

Congrats! I'll look for the issue!

So.. no smoking in the shower, then. :toothy10: Or while on the toilet..

Support manager. I do tech support for a music software company over the phone, email, and live chats. I also do all shipping and receiving, hardware repair and replacement, in house IT, some graphic design, and web hosting and minor coding work. I'm also the Family/friends/workplace IT guy...

Aye, O'Connors in town tonight is going to be *packed*, and we'll prolly get some stupid kids on the hill drinking themselves half to death. It's why I'm staying home, putting on some DK Murphy's, and enjoying a Guiness! Happy ST. Patty's to you all! :tongue2:

My first car was pretty sad. 1980 Ford Granada. Oh yeah. Very cool. Had a 200ci /6, paid $1300 or so for it. My heater core cracked once, started gushing coolant all over the core, which then steamed and boiled out of my dash. While driving it to the shop, my girlfriend behind me...

It's getting nice here in Colorado, too. I was able to turn some wrenches this weekend. Not too much, just simple BS, but sparkplugs and wipers don't change themselves. :) Duster is much happier to start now, though.

"1970 chellanger" ..Whoops. Sounds interesting. Wish I had that much scratch.

They just raised taxes by 70c a pack here, so cartons went up to 47$ or so. Did the math.. I should quit, too. :(

I've always loved all kinds of cars, but I've always been a sucker for the classics. New cars don't have that look, that feel. They're all little jellybeans on wheels making tinny noises. I grew up watching the Dukes of hazzard, then a long string of car movies. My father and unlce used to be...

Heh. I know of her, too. I think her name was Hayes? Don't remember, but around that time she brought a few wolf cubs in to an elementary near my house to show the students. The grizzlies are supposedly extinct out here, but there's been "sightings" of them every once ina blue moon. Mostly...

Hell, I'd join you in that venture! Sounds like fun! Not to mention that those pithy little geek squad bugs would quake in terror from the "Intelligents" imposing V8's of doom. Edit: Just saw your reply. I'll drop a few lines with my old IBM contacts, see what I can find for ya...

Back in highschool my friends and I cruised around in a Maverick Grabber. Fun little car. Eventually, they pulled an 80's 5.0 and slapped it in there. That thing could get moving if it needed to. :)

Sorry to hear it, Ramcharger. I'll keep an eye out for you.. Heck, there's almost always openings out here at IBM. ;) Feel like doing some tech support?

Funny enough, denver is rich on 318's, but low on /6'ers.. http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/1056236217.html http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/1057013028.html http://denver.craigslist.org/ctd/1060166374.html http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/1062066368.html...

Hell, it happened in my parents neighborhood, Gunbarrel (on the outskirts of Boulder county) last fall.. That was a personal vendetta/revenge by ex thing, though. Poor guy. He has a nice 71 Plymouth Satellite, too.

Yeah, snopes'd it.. it's a myth. :( For the curious www.snopes.com, fine way to waste an afternoon crushing your favorite stories.

Glad to hear it! Enjoy life in wide screen. :)

Ok, let's try this from a different angle. What sort of video card do you have? If you don't know, go to the start menu, then "Run", and in the run box type "Dxdiag". This will open the Direct X diagnostic tool. In there, Under display, it will show you the name of your adapter.

There's also a legal form of racing called Street-X (in some areas) consisting of tight, parking lot setup, cone tracks.