-Unreal_Speed (Will go to the meet but not the run have a oil change appointment)

 

Roll call for Saturdays meet:
- Jedi54 (with new mods)
- Zootender
- Rgl (with new mods/parts)
- Speeddemon32 (in something yellow)
- Kwescott (I'll be there looking for my For Sale stickers)
- vipers
- Newcastle
- scremn8
- Tajabaho1 (will be there with a purple bottle)
- Detrich (hopefully- and if so please excuse the dirty car)
- Cesaralaniz (just wanted to have something in parentheses)
- Unreal_speed (will go to the meet, then oil change)

 

Rgl: see what you started with your darn ()

 

Cesar . . . You are the man!!!!

Thank you

 

actually this i will 100% disagree with you! ive been to shine a few times, and i know the owner ken.. hes a very nice guy.... but anyways, back to why i disagree....they usually copy very very expensive bodykits made in japan, for people who could NEVER afford a $2-4k bodykit.. and not to mention, for older cars like the rx7 fc3s, they made copies of bodykits that were discontinued over 10 years ago, and impossible to get ahold of! and as for fitment... i have 1 story for this.... a while back, they were making a copy of an old hood for the fc, when they got the original, and fit it, it was terrible! so they cut the scoop off, got a stock hood, and grafted it on that hood... then they made the mold, and copied... now it fits better that the original... and is a beautiful hood!

so i completely back up shine for making body parts that would be otherwise unobtainable to most people...

 

more pics of the STI which is growing on me, but you guys still will not like.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1362436

ahh, the sounds of chewbacca...I'm sure that is something at least a Jedi could enjoy.

 

The new STI is kinda cool. Never been a huge Subbie fan, but they are one of the BEST cars to lease. Decent residuals, and they last fine for the first 30,000 miles.
How much do they weight now? And how could you go from an RX8 to a station wagon?

 

i don't think it's ugly- more like a cross btwn a mazda3 hatch and audi a3. it's growing on me too.

 

can't figure out which one I hate more; subie or GTR.

 

EvoX > new STI
New STI > new CRX
new CRX > nissan **** box smart car
nissan **** box smart car > rx......................I mean.........lol

 

taja: you'll be at the back of our caravan on Saturday. (just an fyi)

 

As I mentioned before -

 

I taught him everything he knows.

 

You do realise if he shows up, he'll break his 0-6 record on meets right?

 

So do we start a poll?

How many people actually think he is gonna show up?

 

along the lines
old evo < old sti
new evo > new sti
its just too rounded...get the MPS3 instead.

 

Where is captain spellcheck when you need him?

 

ask the brady character too what it was like meeting oprah.

 

If that bothers you, you'll really be irritated when I have to spell out colour or tyres.

realise. (n.d.). WordNet® 3.0. Retrieved November 08, 2007, from Dictionary.com website: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/realise

The main differences between American and British English spellings are given below:

British English words that end in -re (e.g. centre, fibre, theatre) often end in -er in American English (center, fiber, theater).

British English words that end in -our (e.g. colour, humour) usually end with -or in American English (color, humor).

Verbs in British English that can be spelled with either -ize or -ise at the end (e.g. recognize/recognise) are always spelled with -ize in American English.

Verbs in British English that end in -yse (e.g. analyse) are always spelled -yze in American English (analyze).

In British spelling, verbs ending in a vowel plus l double the l when adding endings that begin with a vowel (e.g. travel, travelled, traveller). In American English the l is not doubled (travel, traveled, traveler).

British English words that are spelled with the double vowels ae or oe (e.g. archaeology, manoeuvre) are just spelled with an e in American English (archeology, maneuver).

Some nouns that end with -ence in British English (e.g. licence, defence) are spelled -ense in American English (license, defense).

Some nouns that end with -ogue in British English (e.g. dialogue) end with -og in American English (dialog).

 

Sorry, I was always told

REALIZE - comprehend or to make real

REALISE - Earnings on investmet


And I probably shouldn't complaining about anybodies spelling or grammar

 

shine is a great company ever body kit ive seen people have of theres fits just like the og 1 if not better. ill be getting shines amuse kit for my z soon

 

i saw KK viewing the thread but no post

Don you got to loose the sig if you dont have the car anymore.

 

idyllwild???

 

TGIFF!!!

 

look at all these people:
lesper4, kwescott, solelife, bigboixtwist, rglbegl, SnowFl8k, cesaralaniz, El Nerdo