Any of the 3 S2000's I saw tonight on 635?
05-16-2005 | 11:13 AM
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Nothing personal, but these posts are getting annoying. Believe it or not, the S2000 isn't the rarest car on the road and the vast majority of DFW owners are not on this board.
It's similar to me telling people that I went to Texas A&M and then them asking if I knew a particular person that went there. There is well over 40,000 students. Seriously, what are the odds I knew that person?
Same deal with S2000 sightings in DFW. It's not a freaking UFO.
It's similar to me telling people that I went to Texas A&M and then them asking if I knew a particular person that went there. There is well over 40,000 students. Seriously, what are the odds I knew that person?
Same deal with S2000 sightings in DFW. It's not a freaking UFO.
05-16-2005 | 01:47 PM
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The next time there are 40,000 S2000's in Dallas on 635, I'll listen to you.
Shut the
up.
The reason I posted is because all of them were all in their young to mid 20's, not just three random people, and they were all cruising together.
Shut the
up.The reason I posted is because all of them were all in their young to mid 20's, not just three random people, and they were all cruising together.
05-16-2005 | 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by QUIKAG,May 16 2005, 11:13 AM
Nothing personal, but these posts are getting annoying. Believe it or not, the S2000 isn't the rarest car on the road and the vast majority of DFW owners are not on this board.
It's similar to me telling people that I went to Texas A&M and then them asking if I knew a particular person that went there. There is well over 40,000 students. Seriously, what are the odds I knew that person?
Same deal with S2000 sightings in DFW. It's not a freaking UFO.
It's similar to me telling people that I went to Texas A&M and then them asking if I knew a particular person that went there. There is well over 40,000 students. Seriously, what are the odds I knew that person?
Same deal with S2000 sightings in DFW. It's not a freaking UFO.
j/k moron!
05-16-2005 | 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by SpeedxRacer,May 16 2005, 05:18 PM
Why did you click on it than?
If it's so annoying, why would you bother to open the thread and even read it, or comment on it. Get over it already.
05-16-2005 | 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by s2kgeek9,May 16 2005, 05:27 PM
That's what I was thinking?
If it's so annoying, why would you bother to open the thread and even read it, or comment on it. Get over it already.
If it's so annoying, why would you bother to open the thread and even read it, or comment on it. Get over it already.
I like seeing new threads on the NT section, it doesnt get too active here.
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05-17-2005 | 08:30 AM
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I am new and my opinion might not be very important here, but I like seeing other S2000's. I always get a friendly wave and a big smile, which sure beats some of the other gestures I have seen on busy Dallas area streets and freeways-not that I am above showing my irritation at times. And if I happen to run across them on the Internet in this forum, for me that's great too. I have been fortunate in getting some very helpful information from some of the other owners.
No, this is not a UFO, but it is really a special car-I feel very lucky to be able to have one at this point in life. After meeting a number of other owners at the Rally, I can see that many others feel the same way. These cars are almost like their kids... There is an attraction for this car that is really difficult to describe, but I have seen this same fierce loyalty and pride in other Honda owners about their cars.
I think part of what you are seeing here on the forum is called "camaradarie." Don't spoil it for the rest of those who don't mind the postings. Click on through.
Cathie
No, this is not a UFO, but it is really a special car-I feel very lucky to be able to have one at this point in life. After meeting a number of other owners at the Rally, I can see that many others feel the same way. These cars are almost like their kids... There is an attraction for this car that is really difficult to describe, but I have seen this same fierce loyalty and pride in other Honda owners about their cars.
I think part of what you are seeing here on the forum is called "camaradarie." Don't spoil it for the rest of those who don't mind the postings. Click on through.
Cathie
05-17-2005 | 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by scarlett6,May 17 2005, 11:30 AM
I always get a friendly wave and a big smile, which sure beats some of the other gestures I have seen on busy Dallas area streets and freeways-not that I am above showing my irritation at times.