Now I am curious about the Hummer and hummer. I'd always write with a
capital H, since it's a brand name, if I weren't lazy when typing.
I'll try asking a legal male about this.
My Neon is a '97, great, reliable for a not very fancy/strong car. My
car has been through sand storms, tornadoes, hail and is still
standing, I recently reached 100K miles. Also I've crossed many
states on it, the longest drive was Oklahoma to NJ with all my stuff
in it, fun trip! I have "expected" little problems that any car with
100k miles could have. The unfortunate and unusual was the
transmission, damn.... expensive job, but I got it done. Just had my
O2 sensor replaced and I am expecting to increase the gas mileage,
which right now is great (around 30mpg). Yeah, I know about the head
gasket, I've looked into that and many people sued Chrysler bc they
didn't have a recall on that, even though it seems to be a common
problem in '96-'98 neons (if I remember the range correctly). At
least I've learned more about cars after this one (which is my first
car.
No I don't have a lot of money, someday....and I actually like
college, it's great to have student discounts :) You'll have fun
giong back to college, I am very involved with campus activities and
keep my grades high. That should help in the long run, when,
hopefully I'll become a CEO and have a DeLorean.
I don't usually yell in traffic, unless someone almost hits me for
nothing. I like Hummers, or hummers??? (what the heck) so I don't
think I'd quote your friend Erin :) But I must admit she has legit
reasons to make that joke.
--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Farrar Hudkins <fhudkins@xxxx> wrote:
> Flavia:
>
> Don't worry about posting off-topic stuff. That's where we get to
know
> the person behind the stainless steel lust. For example, probably
nobody
> on the DML knows what a ridiculous guy I am, but many people here
on the
> Forum know that I'm totally fuct in the head. But at least I am, at
> times, devastatingly funny.
>
> To answer your question ... again ... Hummers with the capital H
make me
> sad. Hummers with the lowercase h make me happy. I can't go into
any
> more detail than that. If you need help, ask any legal male.
>
> I drove a Neon once. I was glad to get my Duster back afterwards.
> Plymouths have never given me much trouble, but the parts don't
tend to
> last as long as on some other brands. I had to replace my condenser
at
> 70,000 miles in my Duster and there's just no excuse for that. What
year
> Neon do you drive? Beware of blowing head gaskets.
>
> Long college student years will prepare you for owning a DeLorean.
> Unless you have a lot of money, you'll end up planning how to buy
the
> thing for a couple of years, and then spend the first few years of
> ownership being patient as one thing after another needs to be
repaired.
>
> What's college like these days, anyhow? I'm going back in the fall
after
> a four-year-absence.
>
> Quite right about the Hummer not attracting women. Whenever one
rolls by
> my friend Erin, she yells out "Sorry about your penis!"
>
> Good thing the DeLorean has little windows that are usually closed.
>
> --Farrar
>
> frvianna wrote:
> > hum.. I didn't get the point... do Hummers make you happy or sad.
I
> > like pick up trucks too, but I still drive a Neon... maybe
someday
> > when I am done with my LONG college student years!
> > Do you all remember Marty McFly's Toyota? it's today's Tacoma, so
I
> > want that one :)
> > Who wants convertible mercedes anyways... my comment is out of
> > context, but basically I picture those guys who have money and
can't
> > pick up any girl then they try to impress them with that car. For
> > some reason I can't relaly picture that situation with other
> > expensive cars. The Hummer is expensive, but doensn't seem to be
> > popular when it comes to attracting women in general. The
DeLorean is
> > not that expensive, but might do a better job on that. Oh well, I
> > guess you guys have more experience in that than I do. First I
never
> > did or will never try to impress chicks!LOL second is that it's
sick
> > to know that women actually date guys bc of a car (and money, in
> > general), but that happens, you guys probably don't complain. Ok,
a
> > lot off topic, just thoughts....
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