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Post by **Anonymous-one** » March 13th, 2006, 11:28 am

Ann Bingham wrote:Well it's been a while. Got a real kick out of this thread. I loved my 74 Plymonth Duster--real muscle car. Ran the S.O.B. in the ground between Lexington and Louisville, Ky one year. And Truck don't think i need that kind of speed either, sure looks nice though. Full speed ahead warp 3.

Love lots
Deb.

Gunning it down the road in a 340 Duster ,
vanishing point...

The thread hijacker

Post by **whimsicaldeb** » March 13th, 2006, 1:01 pm

God may drive a Cadillac, but Jesus drove a Honda.
I can't recall the exact book chapter verse, but it says something to the effect that Jesus and his apostles were "in one Accord" - Marksman45

Amen brother!

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Post by **Ann Bingham** » March 13th, 2006, 11:40 pm

hey anonymous. damn gorgeous car. mine was yellow with the brown stripe, but didn't have the vents on top. (yeah i know not the correct word for them, so sue me. I'm just a woman.) lol slant 6 boy that thing sure would run. Lost in the past behind the wheel of a dream.

do you own it. if so where'd you get it. don't see them 'round any more. not like that.

Deb.

Post by **Doreen Peri** » March 14th, 2006, 2:16 am

lost the past behind the wheel of a dream
you are a born poet

Post by **Ann Bingham** » March 14th, 2006, 7:31 am

hey Doreen, where'd you come from.

hey Darc is having a session this weekend. starts friday at 3 eastern time. hope to see you there.

love lots
Deb.

can you pm like in the darc? sure has been quiet here for a little while.

Post by **Doreen Peri** » March 14th, 2006, 12:50 pm

Hi Deb - I know. Quiet. Some lucky people must have a real life. Others must must be blogging or hanging out on other boards or playing online games or somethin'. Where'd I come from? Well most recently, from the bedroom where I was lying in bed doing nothing but staring at the newly painted walls wondering which pictures to hang. Before that, I was sleeping. Yeah, iblieve emailed me about the jam this weekend. I suggested he announce it here but I haven't checked to see if he did it yet. I hope to stop by too. And yes, you can pm over there just like here. It's the same type of software.

Post by **Anonymous-one** » March 14th, 2006, 1:59 pm

Ann Bingham wrote:hey anonymous. damn gorgeous car. mine was yellow with the brown stripe, but didn't have the vents on top. (yeah i know not the correct word for them, so sue me. I'm just a woman.) lol slant 6 boy that thing sure would run. Lost in the past behind the wheel of a dream.

do you own it. if so where'd you get it. don't see them 'round any more. not like that.

Deb.

Correct term is "Shaker hood", why shaker ?
You may now counter sue. Not my car , got the
image from google .

I can only dream of owning such a car.

Mopar collectibles prices have sky rocketed into
the six figure range for a mint HEMI car .
Buying one would bring me up to my blue collar
in debts.

Post by **Ann Bingham** » March 15th, 2006, 11:32 pm

you've got to be joking. no wonder you don't see them anywhere.

the Duster body style has change so much, doesn't even look like a car.

geez six figures. Who'd of guessed? thanks for the info.

love lots

question: what the hell is a HEMI car? dumb blond coming thru.

Post by **lenny** » March 16th, 2006, 7:29 am

Hey, LR. I'm up to four now! That's one ten-thousandth. Is there a booby prize for me!? Wink. Hey, btw, LR, when we did that TV thing a few years back and I stayed at your place you had two friends up from Texas who both gave me a cd they had made. One was titled Buddha Lounge but I don't remember your friends name. I play that cd every morning now for the last few months as part of my routine before I go out for the day. I was wondering if you could put me in touch with him so I could see if he has made any more cd's. I absolutely love it. It is perfect post (or pre ) meditation music. Any help you could afford me would be really appreciated. He was the taller of the two you had visiting, the quieter one, not the one with the full beard who was always cracking. (He still cracks me up when I thinkk of him!).

Thanks brother,

lenny

Post by **Doreen Peri** » March 16th, 2006, 2:43 pm

Hey Lenny!

That was Dan Degrado
http://www.burnttwinkeemusic.com/bio-dan.htm

You can hopefully find contact info on that page or do a google search for his name ... there are many other pages on the net which feature him. If you can't find his email address, let me know and I'll get in touch with Stupid Bob aka Rene Lawrence and see if he has contact info for you. I love his music! He was great!

We're doing another Cabaradio show this summer... last 2 days in July... as part of the first Capital Fringe festival. (see the announcements forum) ... Interested in helping out? I'm not sure if we have a poetry spot left at this point but it's possible! The show is getting full already and we only recently started planning it. We do definitely need stagehand help and other types of help to pull this thing off and you're a gem! You were so helpful last time you joined us and we'd be honored if you're available this time, too. Stupid Bob will be here again.

And we've got dancers, stand-up comics and some other fun stuff lined up. We'd love it if you could be here! Send me a pm or I'll send you one soon!

Post by **Anonymous-one** » March 16th, 2006, 4:02 pm

Ann Bingham wrote:
question: what the hell is a HEMI car? dumb blond coming thru.

This is a Hemi car:
http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/3364/c ... trtfro.jpg

It,s equiped with one of those:
http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/7561/426hemi8vt.jpg

A 426 cubic inch engine block with Hemispheric combustion chamber , and a cross ram intake (m1).
Or you can add any go fast goodies on it ,whatever
your pocket book will allow.

Any car that was originally equiped with a HEMI
block(a.k.a:elephant block ,cause it's huge!) is a HEMI car.If you want to know if a car has a hemi engine ;
Look at the valve cover , if the spark plug
wires run trought it , it's a Hemi.

Post by **lenny** » March 16th, 2006, 7:17 pm

doreen peri wrote:Hey Lenny!

That was Dan Degrado
http://www.burnttwinkeemusic.com/bio-dan.htm

You can hopefully find contact info on that page or do a google search for his name ... there are many other pages on the net which feature him. If you can't find his email address, let me know and I'll get in touch with Stupid Bob aka Rene Lawrence and see if he has contact info for you. I love his music! He was great!

We're doing another Cabaradio show this summer... last 2 days in July... as part of the first Capital Fringe festival. (see the announcements forum) ... Interested in helping out? I'm not sure if we have a poetry spot left at this point but it's possible! The show is getting full already and we only recently started planning it. We do definitely need stagehand help and other types of help to pull this thing off and you're a gem! You were so helpful last time you joined us and we'd be honored if you're available this time, too. Stupid Bob will be here again. And we've got dancers, stand-up comics and some other fun stuff lined up. We'd love it if you could be here! Send me a pm or I'll send you one soon!

##Thank you very much, Doreen. I'm going to L.A. in either the last week of July or the first week of August. I'm not sure yet but will let you know as soon as I know. I would love to help. It was fun last time just being there, with or without a poetry spot. Take care and be well.

lenny

Post by **stilltrucking** » March 17th, 2006, 6:58 am

None of us ever gets anything we don't either need or deserve. Dry those liquid emotions and move on.

You are so religious Lenny. But you are probably right I suppose. We dam sure deserve George W Bush. And we probably need him too. I don't post anywhere but here. This is about all the excitement I can stand

Post by **lenny** » March 17th, 2006, 8:55 am

stilltrucking wrote:
None of us ever gets anything we don't either need or deserve. Dry those liquid emotions and move on.

You are so religious Lenny. But you are probably right I suppose. We dam sure deserve George W Bush. And we probably need him too. I don't post anywhere but here. This is about all the excitement I can stand

##Hello there, stilltrucking. I am a little baffled as to your somewhat cryptic post here. I'm not sure how you equate my quote with being 'so religious.' I'm also not sure if the Bush comment is sincerity or sarcasm? But the most bafflng part of your post is why you felt compelled to tell me that you don't post anywhere but here in context with the rest of your post? Anyway, these things just crossed my mind.

Take care,

lenny

Post by **stilltrucking** » March 17th, 2006, 10:42 am

that line about the question being not why but where you post. I see nothing cryptic about my post.. Economy of effort or maybe I am just confused trying to reply to two strings on general with one post.

Lenny Z wrote

I think. A better question may be "Why do you post WHERE you post on the internet?"

I think your tag line is a very Hindu concept. No accidents, nothing random about our fate.

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