Re: [DML] Displaying Our Cars
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Re: [DML] Displaying Our Cars
- From: gmfm1@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2010 01:57:54 +0000 (GMT)
I got tired of the questions about "Did I find any coke in the car?" or "Where is the coke?" I came up with an answer that usually shuts them up, " I didn't get the snow tire option!"
My friend, who is a cop is tired of "What happens if you go 88 mph?" He responds, "You get a ticket!"
Feel free to use them if you like.
Gary Masie
----- Original Message -----
From: "K.L. (KAYO) Ong"
Date: Saturday, November 27, 2010 10:09 pm
Subject: Re: [DML] Displaying Our Cars
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Nothing compares to the some of the weird people in NYC. If you
> stop
> at a red light at an intersection, some weirdo may come up to
> your
> vehicle and place their hands or knocking on it while commenting
> such
> as "Is is aluminum," or "Is it really stainless steel?" Beside
> the
> usual standardized comments: "Where's the coke?" "What happens
> after
> 88 mph?" How many "Jigga Watts?" And etc.... In some
> neighbors,
> you're lucky they don't hurl things at you in envy.
>
> Kayo Ong
> #5508
> Lic 9D NY
>
>
> On Nov 27, 2010, at 8:37 AM, Dick wrote:
>
> > Right on Toby! I have shown my car several times per year
> during my
> > 28 years of ownership. The number of rude, unthinking
> individuals I
> > have encountered can be counted on one hand and none of those
> > caused any damage other than fingerprints. And, let's face it,
>
> > folks, the first time you saw a DeLorean you probably ran your
>
> > hands/fingers over the surface to see if you could feel the
> > graining. I know I did. And that's the very reason others do it.
> >
> > Toby, I don't think it is the rain. I think that we westerners
> are
> > a) more respectful of other folks property and b) a bit more
> > tolerant of unthinking errors on the part of others!!
> >
> > Just my 2¢.
> >
> > Dick Ryan
> > Vin 16867
> > Steamboat Springs, Colorado
> >
> > This is an interesting and eye-opening thread. I have owned
> Winged1
> > for just shy of 23 years and have had it in countless car
> shows,
> > rallies, parades, and promotional events. I can only recall
> perhaps
> > a handful of incidents where somebody was disrespectful of the
> car
> > or abusive towards me. I guess that we grow "them" differently
> up
> > here in the Pacific Northwest. Granted, I have had a few folks
> jump
> > in and have a friend snap a quick picture when they think that
> I am
> > not looking, but there has never been any damage or mischief
> to
> > speak of. Most of the time people will ask politely if they
> can sit
> > in the car, and many people ask for permission just to take a
> > picture of it on display. Maybe all of the rain up here washes
> away
> > the rudeness? Fascinating.
> > >
> > > Toby Peterson VIN 2248 "Winged1"
> > > DMC Northwest
> > > DeLorean Parts Northwest
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