A Buck Thirty
06-18-2004 | 05:44 PM
#21
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From: Central Massachusetts
Originally posted by alexf20c
Actually, one time I went to pick up my little brother, and was sitting on the bench outside at the car pool area. I was wearing my "graduation" shirt from that elementary school, and one of the teachers asked if I was "car pool or a bus-rider."
Actually, one time I went to pick up my little brother, and was sitting on the bench outside at the car pool area. I was wearing my "graduation" shirt from that elementary school, and one of the teachers asked if I was "car pool or a bus-rider."
06-18-2004 | 05:51 PM
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From: Come see me after class.
It was a few years ago (I think I was maybe 16 years old), but it's still pretty damn funny, nonetheless. On a similar note, I went to the post office on another occassion, and when I asked to weigh an envelope, she explained everything to me in a slow voice, enunciating every syllable. Then when she got the stamp, she told me, "This is a stamp. You need one of these to mail your letter. Just peel it off and stickit right here in this square."
I just went along with it and played dumb.
I was wearing my brother's middle school shirt.
I just went along with it and played dumb.
I was wearing my brother's middle school shirt.
06-18-2004 | 05:55 PM
#23
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From: Central Massachusetts
Originally posted by alexf20c
It was a few years ago (I think I was maybe 16 years old), but it's still pretty damn funny, nonetheless. On a similar note, I went to the post office on another occassion, and when I asked to weigh an envelope, she explained everything to me in a slow voice, enunciating every syllable. Then when she got the stamp, she told me, "This is a stamp. You need one of these to mail your letter. Just peel it off and stickit right here in this square."
I just went along with it and played dumb.
I was wearing my brother's middle school shirt.
It was a few years ago (I think I was maybe 16 years old), but it's still pretty damn funny, nonetheless. On a similar note, I went to the post office on another occassion, and when I asked to weigh an envelope, she explained everything to me in a slow voice, enunciating every syllable. Then when she got the stamp, she told me, "This is a stamp. You need one of these to mail your letter. Just peel it off and stickit right here in this square."
I just went along with it and played dumb.
I was wearing my brother's middle school shirt.
06-19-2004 | 12:05 AM
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From: Las Vegas
Need exhaust sound clips??? Look here http://www.s2000library.com
I really like the sounds of hks, comptech, and supersprint. I also think comptech and supersprint are 2 of the best looking.
Also Todd, be sure to check out the clubs section so you can meet some other local owners and you oculd probably check out their setups. Here is a link: http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/clubs.php
Welcome to s2k!
Karim
I really like the sounds of hks, comptech, and supersprint. I also think comptech and supersprint are 2 of the best looking.
Also Todd, be sure to check out the clubs section so you can meet some other local owners and you oculd probably check out their setups. Here is a link: http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/clubs.php
Welcome to s2k!
Karim
06-19-2004 | 03:31 PM
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From: orlando
S2Ki,
You guys are a riot
I've got $2k to put into my new S and I think I'm going to go for looks more than speed (which seems to be taken care of)...
I think I'm pretty sold on the Veilside Millenium setup (minus the luggage cover and spoiler). Opinions?
-T
You guys are a riot
I've got $2k to put into my new S and I think I'm going to go for looks more than speed (which seems to be taken care of)...
I think I'm pretty sold on the Veilside Millenium setup (minus the luggage cover and spoiler). Opinions?
-T