Heartland

paint it black wrote:a small apartment

Loud?

paint it black wrote:and no mention of a skinny runt half naked torso, whatever is the world coming to

the new album is only available via a small apartment in Leeds. I'll ask this weekend

You'll have to share it with me by Monday evening if you want me to forgive you for the word "runt".

it was a typo

Yeah, and he'll just edit the post to escape the trouble.

I've just spent 9 minutes on google in search for an emoticon that could express the value of my rage, but could not find any. They all look far too lenient, and not dangerous enough.

psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this

In a word, no.

markfiend wrote:This thread was split from here.

Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior!

SINsister wrote:

psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this

In a word, no.

Thanks for expressing my feelings about that too

Did you like mine?

Obviousman wrote:Tasty!

Would one of these do too? Spotted one parked around the corner half an hour ago

That one's ok, but I tend to go for these and these. Fastbacks *rule*!

SINsister wrote:

markfiend wrote:This thread was split from here.

Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior!

Don't mind me

I'm just bored and flexing my moderator muscles

SINsister wrote:

psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this

In a word, no.

ETA: but I *do* like this, and pretty much anything else that the legendary George Barris ever "kustomized" (including a certain vehicle that was used in a certain band's video...). *Swoon*, *drool*, etc., etc. \m/

Sorry, Fiendykins...I tend to get a tad carried away when it comes to discussing my favorite cars... *Sigh*

markfiend wrote:

SINsister wrote:

markfiend wrote:This thread was split from here.

Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior!

Don't mind me

I'm just bored and flexing my moderator muscles

could you split the split thread please

SINsister wrote:

SINsister wrote:

psichonaut wrote:to Sinnie And Zenohttp://www.pubblicaassistenza.it/2006/i ... unebre.jpg
don't you like this

In a word, no. :urff:

ETA: but I *do* like this, and pretty much anything else that the legendary George Barris ever "kustomized" (including a certain vehicle that was used in a certain band's video...). *Swoon*, *drool*, etc., etc. \m/ ;D :notworthy: :von:

i dream a car like this

psichonaut wrote:

SINsister wrote:ETA: but I *do* like this, and pretty much anything else that the legendary George Barris ever "kustomized" (including a certain vehicle that was used in a certain band's video...). *Swoon*, *drool*, etc., etc. \m/

i dream a car like this

Or this?

paint it black wrote:

markfiend wrote:

SINsister wrote: Sorry, Mark dear, I feel partially responsible for the irresponsible behavior!

Don't mind me

I'm just bored and flexing my moderator muscles

could you split the split thread please

F*ck it. Threads in General Chat can go where they want

SINsister wrote:

Obviousman wrote:Tasty!

Would one of these do too? Spotted one parked around the corner half an hour ago

That one's ok, but I tend to go for these and these. Fastbacks *rule*!

Fastbacks rule indeed, I'd rather stick to the original Stang than the later models myself though to be honest. Shelbys are always nice though

Today was great for car spotting, walked out tonight only to see an Austin-Healey 100/6, a bit further I bumped into a 250SL, walked past the local Jensen Interceptor and to top it off there was an Arnage parked exactly where the Mustang was stood earlier tonight.

Those motorist sure know how to make my day

I was very pleased to see so many old MGs, Jags, and Citroëns around England...

ETA: I'd like to get into the customizing field, I think - painting, esp. (as I know nothing about metalworking). Anyone have any suggestions? Does this kind of thing have a following in the UK/Europe?

SINsister wrote:I was very pleased to see so many old MGs, Jags, and Citroëns around England...

ETA: I'd like to get into the customizing field, I think - painting, esp. (as I know nothing about metalworking). Anyone have any suggestions? Does this kind of thing have a following in the UK/Europe?

Old British Cars are absolutely the best Didn't spot too many myself, sadly

Costumising an old car is a definite no-no for me though. When it made it through the years in a pretty original state, it's a shame to undo it now

Obviousman wrote:Costumising an old car is a definite no-no for me though. When it made it through the years in a pretty original state, it's a shame to undo it now

Z, I'm not talking about original beauties in mint condition, I'm talking about the sad, rusted hulks slated for the junkyard and the crusher - the kind that George Barris initially started out modding in the 1940s, or thereabouts...

You're allowed to do that alright as far as I'm concerned

That's more of a matter of saving another old beauty!

Precisely.

favourite US fastback is the 1972 Buick Riviera Boattail.
It still can't beat This,this or this.

And, Marco: This one with Hijackers and Chrome sidepipes and a nicely beefed up 427er engine is what you ask for, not a shabby Mercedes plastic crap.

All those childhood dreams.. And I can't even afford This..

You're a man of taste Jüm!