INTRO's !! and why they're needed

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  1. the Rev

    the Rev senior junior Charter Member

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    sooo...seeing that I'm comin across as the ...
    'self appointed'...INTRO POLICE:rofl: ...dont want to be...just a real pet peeve!...anyhoo...
    i thought i'd explain why...ready??...ok then...

    Heres the deal
    Sooo...lets think of this a garage/shop..that we all hang out at!

    You show up....drink our beer, use our tools, ask us questions,..pick our brains(whats left anyhow):D
    ...you leave and were all standin around sayin....."who tha heck was that anyhoo??"

    My point...you would never just walk into our shop...and not tell us whodahell you are...right?....right!(y)

    thats all folks...we now return you to your regular programming;)
     
  2. wagonmaster

    wagonmaster Administrator Staff Member Moderator

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    Ill be a little more diplomatic..... :rofl2::D;)

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  3. the Rev

    the Rev senior junior Charter Member

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    That was diplomatic !!!:yup:

    you shoulda seen the first draft:clap:

    but why'd you move it??....if they read the "intro" section.....:suspect:
    ....then i wouldnt have done this....would I?? :biglaugh:
     
  4. Stormin' Norman

    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    Hey guys, thanks for this topic. Without the Intro, its like throwing a monkey wrench (from Rev's toolbox) into the reason that the Forum works. I like that reference to tools. This Forum is one of the best tools in my kit. Thanks guys.

    And all you newbies... clean the wrenches before you give 'em back, eh?:beerchug:
     
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    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    Back in my teens, when the Hemi-powered batmobile was on tour at the Toronto Hot Rod shows, there was a Front-door hatchback Isuzu with a jet engine. That's probably the smallest 'wagon' with the most power I know of.

    Then there's this Sherman Tank powered Mustang!
    http://positiveapeindex.blogspot.com/2007/02/fine-line-between-stupid-and-clever.html

    Or that Ferrari-powered Rambler that Stefan mentioned!

    Welcome home and have a good time!
     
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    I thought the original Batmobile was ford powered? I seen in a magazine article that it actualy started as a Lincoln with a big block ford as the power plant. It was some type of famous automobile book.
     
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    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    You're right, it was a Lincoln back in 1955 or1957. Then George Barris got it and did a Hemi-powered version with the jet-type turbine rear-end and tailfins.
     
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    If you don't mind Norman, I'll be more than happy to clean the inside of all your FULL beer bottles. :D:pub:
     
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    You'd die of hunger. I'm fussy about my beer, and only buy it in the hottest part of the summer. I think I've got 6 empties from last July. :D

    I like dark beer from a local micro-brewery up here.
     
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    I like dark beer too......Sam Adams. And I don't need hot summer days to buy it....Just tingling taste buds. :D
     
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    Tequila, Glenlivet scoth or dark Bacardi 1873 during winter.

    After 4 rum eggnogs, no tingling.:rofl2: Actually, not much of anything.:rofl2:
     
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    TRU DAT! (y) :D
     
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    Thanks for the welcome, I'm glad to be here. I've had GM muscle cars for years, and a '71 Cutlass wagon back in the day. I now have a '68 Tempest wagon (GTO clone in its future), and I'm trying to sell two 1967 Buick Sportwagons.

    Steve
     
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    Steve
    Head on over to the welcome wagon. Your on a sticky:biglaugh:
    Oh :Welcome:
     
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    New here, 1962 4dr Falcon wagon. Paint in progress, 170 straight six, 2spd auto...Fun ride...
     

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