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CheapAzzRacer said: Hey fellas. I'm new to the board and have a what car question. I'd like a DD track car that can haul a kid seat, get 30+ mpg, have over 300 hp, and be anvil reliable.
Response:
OldSkoolPennies said: Buy an NA Miata, gut the trunk and install jump seats, swap in a jet engine. Easy!
GRM does it again. 
the preceding exchanged is fictional and to be used strictly for training purposes
P71?
Ha!
I find myself translating the "F" word into berkeley all the time outside of the forum.
Also remember car payments are the most evil thing EVAR! 
wvumtnbkr wrote: I find myself translating the "F" word into berkeley all the time outside of the forum.
wvumtnbkr wrote: P71? Ha! I find myself translating the "F" word into berkeley all the time outside of the forum.
I've actually said it out loud a couple of times..
Those two words are completely interchangeable to me in written language. It would actually probably be a really good thing if I swapped them out in real like too.
Xceler8x wrote: How can you tell you're reading the GRM forums?CheapAzzRacer said: Hey fellas. I'm new to the board and have a what car question. I'd like a DD track car that can haul a kid seat, get 30+ mpg, have over 300 hp, and be anvil reliable.Response:OldSkoolPennies said: Buy an NA Miata, gut the trunk and install jump seats, swap in a jet engine. Easy!GRM does it again.
Wait this is fictional?
I saw a rescue cat the other day local to me named "Berkeley".
If you can't laugh at yourself...laugh at someone else?
I was going to finish "If you can't laugh at yourself" with "someone else will do it for you."
I, too, do the mental f-bomb/berkeley swap. I've had to explain myself a couple of times for doing it out loud...
I'm so used to saying "Berkeley" in normal conversations now, that I've accidentally said it over the radio at work a couple times.
Our Production Supervisor cracked up laughing, because I had already explained it to him.
Our Shift Manager has no idea what the berkeley I'm talking about, which I like. I've found that the more I confuse him, the more he leaves me alone.
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