Immediately, I begin to question him.my brother (so it would seem) wrote:Elated forum blatant seemingly adjacent abated destroy desk not no nope seems outside quite date bottom businessman protected glorious realistic summary heavenly opened into outside of titanic . spindle rack better NASA itself not receipt search boundless aesthetic cleansed truck obviously execution bringing turbocharged crack milking mother wrestling contemplation ignored
Anyway, this thread reminded me of that.I wrote:Dude, wtf. It's 3 in the morning. Are you high?
Purple because aliens don't wear hats!XenonSE-R wrote:Has anyone used SWYPE on their phone before? I'm sure you have. SWYPE (required to be in all caps for posterity's sake) was an application written by some guy who could only use his nose to interact with touch screen smartphones. This would allow him to "swipe" (SWYPE) his fingers across the screen in a manner that would utilize the predictive text features of his smartphone to formulate words based on a pattern drawn across a keyboard. Unknown to the architect, should a user accidentally forget to lock his phone screen, SWYPE could sabotage anything as mediocre as a previous conversation with your friend. OR. SWYPE could completely obliterate your social life if left unattended.
SWYPE has hit close to home with me, as one day I received the following text message from my brother, seemingly in distress:
Immediately, I begin to question him.my brother (so it would seem) wrote:Elated forum blatant seemingly adjacent abated destroy desk not no nope seems outside quite date bottom businessman protected glorious realistic summary heavenly opened into outside of titanic . spindle rack better NASA itself not receipt search boundless aesthetic cleansed truck obviously execution bringing turbocharged crack milking mother wrestling contemplation ignored
Anyway, this thread reminded me of that.I wrote:Dude, wtf. It's 3 in the morning. Are you high?
SQUIRREL!!XenonSE-R wrote:Has anyone used SWYPE on their phone before? I'm sure you have. SWYPE (required to be in all caps for posterity's sake) was an application written by some guy who could only use his nose to interact with touch screen smartphones. This would allow him to "swipe" (SWYPE) his fingers across the screen in a manner that would utilize the predictive text features of his smartphone to formulate words based on a pattern drawn across a keyboard. Unknown to the architect, should a user accidentally forget to lock his phone screen, SWYPE could sabotage anything as mediocre as a previous conversation with your friend. OR. SWYPE could completely obliterate your social life if left unattended.
SWYPE has hit close to home with me, as one day I received the following text message from my brother, seemingly in distress:
Immediately, I begin to question him.my brother (so it would seem) wrote:Elated forum blatant seemingly adjacent abated destroy desk not no nope seems outside quite date bottom businessman protected glorious realistic summary heavenly opened into outside of titanic . spindle rack better NASA itself not receipt search boundless aesthetic cleansed truck obviously execution bringing turbocharged crack milking mother wrestling contemplation ignored
Anyway, this thread reminded me of that.I wrote:Dude, wtf. It's 3 in the morning. Are you high?
I *hate* it when I get the Liberace sh1ts.AZhitman wrote:This thread makes my a$$ leak.
Except, there's glitter. Lots of glitter.
Why glitter?
BECAUSE ALTY COUPE GUYS.
SMAXIMAe wrote:
but due to Rochester, NY
elwesso wrote:I *hate* it when I get the Liberace sh1ts.
I've contemplated doing that, or ChumpCar...but I doubt the car could handle even 5 hours or non-stop abuse. Had shotty transmission work done a few years back and been just driving it as is. It shifts...just sloppy.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:So I don't get it... is this thing going in to the 24 hours of lemons?
If you have seen how sad the car scene is becoming then you'd realize that this project is a joke AT the scene. It's easy to make a car that people here are pumped about. Stanced out, dumped so low they scrape on pebbles, stretchin tires, and draggin crap from their bumpers...and they spent money on that. To each his/her own...just not my thing. I'm about improving a cars abilities...just haven't done much to the MS3...yetRev_D21 wrote:SMAXIMAe wrote:
but due to Rochester, NY
^^^^^Explains this entire thread. Something in the water.
Hahahaha oh Mr. Greg....AZhitman wrote:This thread makes my a$$ leak.
Except, there's glitter. Lots of glitter.
Why glitter?
BECAUSE ALTY COUPE GUYS.
Vinyl drop? Is that the new cool thing to do instead of cutting springs?SMAXIMAe wrote:Got bored last night while helping a friend vinyl drop his Suzuki SX4...and naturally the white vinyl left-overs ended up on the Smax. I'll post a picture later.
That makes about as much sense as this thread.SHIFT_COUPE wrote:Vinyl drop? Is that the new cool thing to do instead of cutting springs?SMAXIMAe wrote:Got bored last night while helping a friend vinyl drop his Suzuki SX4...and naturally the white vinyl left-overs ended up on the Smax. I'll post a picture later.
We'll be waiting in anticipation of the new addition to your high school auto shop project.
^^^ Learn from it, Live By It. ^^^2008AltiCoupeDan wrote:just in case no one gets the "No Reason" reference....
http://youtu.be/rm94Lb2mz4s
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Repo Man wrote:This thread is to an actual, epic build thread or the original SR vs. CA thread what Creed Shreds is to a vintage Pantera concert.
Creed shreds:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCiS0jxzlFk[/youtube]

Tis' a sad world indeed. I wouldn't really call myself a "youth". The people doing this whole dump it, stretch it, scrape it thing do it because they see it as the "IN" thing to do. I'm merely doing this because I find it funny. As stated, I'm one for making power not looks and I work on my own vehicles as well as my friends cars'. I recently went to a big tuner meet here in Rochester and was disappointed at where the auto scene has gone. I went to go check it out to see some people and every car there was slammed to the ground, scraping licence plates, dragging junk from their rear bumpers or toe hooks (purely aesthetic), and stretchin tires. I'm more into going to meets where there are cars making actual power or have been restored by people who actually got their hands dirty.OriginalWheelman wrote:This thread makes me fear for today's youth and the world I will retire in.


is that so?SMAXIMAe wrote:As stated, I'm one for making power not looks
Rochester sadly.SMAXIMAe wrote:
What part of Western NY are you from?
Thanks. I just picked her up last Saturday. I've owned a Z32. Call me crazy, but I prefer the Z33. With that said I've got a plan in the works to buy another Z32.SMAXIMAe wrote: And nice lookin' Z in your sig.![]()
More of a '90-'96 300ZX TT kinda guy but they're all good lookin ladies.
Then you know what I'm talking about with the whole Euro craze here.Rev_D21 wrote:
Rochester sadly.
Well said. I'm missing the money part otherwise I'd have a nice black Z32 along with the MS3. Instead I've got a Maxima to repair for winter and "fun money" goes into the Mazda.OriginalWheelman wrote:
For me cars are like crack. It's like "Well I got spare money, might as well spend it on crack!"
I think Im stating the obvious here, but you guys do realize this entire build is a joke and mockery of what a large part of the car scene has become? At least that's how Im reading it...I hope.ImStricken wrote:is that so?SMAXIMAe wrote:As stated, I'm one for making power not looks