Politics: a Reminder

[Armybrat]

So just get married.

Having fun bickering and getting nagged are two different things.

[Bawanna]

I wrote the book on nagging, I get it by violets at work. I should file a sexual discrimination suit. I would if I didn't hate lawyers so bad.

[O'Dell]

i would if i didn't hate lawyers so bad.

I beg your pardon!!!

[Bawanna]

You got smart and ain't one now so can we still be friends. Did you get a new car or dreaming about that yellow thing in your avatar.

Wait, ya already got 2 vettes, you sure you ain't still a lawyer?

[O'Dell]

You got smart and ain't one now so can we still be friends. Did you get a new car or dreaming about that yellow thing in your avatar.

Wait, ya already got 2 vettes, you sure you ain't still a lawyer?

I'm sure - I'm listed as inactive with the Georgia Bar Association.

Nope, I no longer own two "Vettes". I sold the red 08 and bought a yellow SSR. I do still have the silver 10 Corvette though. The SSR is a retractable hardtop, convertible pickup truck, sorta of, with a Corvette LS2 engine. How cool is that? They're rather rare and I had to go to a Cadillac dealer in northern Virginia to find a yellow 05.

[Bawanna]

Always liked the SSR's, don't see em much anymore. Never rode in one or anything.

[jeepster09]

John, I respect you and understand your position. However:
I do not believe a 'Political Post' thread is appropriate at all on a manufacturer's sponsored site. It becomes divisive amonge the members and may put you on the wrong end with some of your customers, which may cost you sales in the long run.

When the bad guy approaches me he is not interested in which political party I belong to. Be liberal or conservative, I believe Kahr (as a manufacturer) should stay on the low down.

For myself; I no longer visit quite a few gun sites because of the ignorance and hate that spews from political discussions and views.

Kahr's position as a manufacturer should be: No politics, no religion. Let's just be friends discussing the things that interest us the most: really cool firearms.

I dissagree.....friends talk about all those things in the real world.

[O'Dell]

Always liked the SSR's, don't see em much anymore. Never rode in one or anything.

Like I said, they're becoming rare - collectors are buying them. I've only seen one on the street in the last two or three years. They're a blast to drive if you don't mind being noticed and make all the right "Corvette" noises, but are too heavy to accelerate or handle like a Vette.

[jocko]

Like I said, they're becoming rare - collectors are buying them. I've only seen one on the street in the last two or three years. They're a blast to drive if you don't mind being noticed and make all the right "Corvette" noises, but are too heavy to accelerate or handle like a Vette.

O'dell, I went thru the MUSCLE CARS MUSEUM in Punta Gorda, florida. over 200 GM muscle cars. what an exhibit, all cars in mint condition. I did not realize that back when (can't remember the years) thata vet could be orudered with knock off wheels for 320$. unbelievable

[wyntrout]

Dang, Jocko. You're really trying to catch up on the chat here. This thread is over 2 years old.

I went back to the first post to see what was going on. I like the yaller car. I bought a 1972 Pymouth Duster in 1972 when I graduated from USM. It was a POS... had some kind of electrical problem that would shut it down, but once in a while, it would run pretty good with the 340 engine. I ordered it with everything that I wanted that was available... no 4-speed though, dang it, only a 3.

I'm glad you're back. I hope you had SOME fun down here.



I forgot to say, I ordered the Custer in Lemon Twist Yellow... about the same color as Odele's car.

[muggsy]

Hell, I can remember when a gallon of gas was $.25 cents and when cigarettes were $.23 cents a pack. At his age Jocko should be in that museum.

[Bawanna]

I worked at a gas station when regular was 28 and High Test was 32 cents and people would peel out all pissed off cause the prices were so high.

Like to see that again.

[berettabone]

I was managing a gas station when I was 18 yrs. old. People used to skip in line, and I would have to tell them that they had to go to the back of the line, and they were taking a chance on getting shot. I was shot at twice. Gas was 23 nine, and we had lines a quarter mile long. People would bring their boats full of gas cans to fill up.

[Bawanna]

Must have been during the so called gas shortage, all the rationing and stuff.

Once the price hit a buck suddenly there was all kinds of gas. Go figure.

[mr surveyor]

I have gas


jd