The Post Whore Thread V.2
yeah hahahah id tap the throttle and it would light up the tires. I got some falken 912's on the LOW. First time ive bought nice tires for the fit.. im stoked. I hope they can do an alignment on my car lol its so low.
I am going to work in the summer, so my dad is going to help me with a car. He wants to get me something that'll last me through college, and is really safe. He said no on the Fit, but he offered up a 2005 Acura TSX with like 60k miles. I'll take it. I just need to see when I get it. :3
Do it up, TSX's are so comfortable, not to mention the potential with the k24. Hell even if you leave it stock they're great cars. I was looking at an 06, black on black 6mt a couple years back. In retrospect it would have been a good purchase. Oh well.
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Hey did you see the article on Yahoo/AP that AUSTIN is the #1 city in the US - of course I can't find it right now but I remember that Topeka KS was #10.

Oh, here it is - Kiplinger says Austin is the best city for the next decade. Traffic SUCKS up there, though, I hafta warn you. But you will see a LOT of Fits, especially in BOM. (the college up there considers "burnt orange" to be its color).
http://www.kiplinger.com/magazine/ar...xt-decade.html

Oh, here it is - Kiplinger says Austin is the best city for the next decade. Traffic SUCKS up there, though, I hafta warn you. But you will see a LOT of Fits, especially in BOM. (the college up there considers "burnt orange" to be its color).
http://www.kiplinger.com/magazine/ar...xt-decade.html
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Hey did you see the article on Yahoo/AP that AUSTIN is the #1 city in the US - of course I can't find it right now but I remember that Topeka KS was #10.

Oh, here it is - Kiplinger says Austin is the best city for the next decade. Traffic SUCKS up there, though, I hafta warn you.
10 Best Cities for the Next Decade - Kiplinger

Oh, here it is - Kiplinger says Austin is the best city for the next decade. Traffic SUCKS up there, though, I hafta warn you.
10 Best Cities for the Next Decade - Kiplinger
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Unlike South FL or TX, up in Austin, you can actually ride a bike or walk somewhere w/o being totally soaked in sweat by the time you get there....the humidity is so much lower. So yeah, if you could get an apartment close to the store that would be good, I take it she works at WF too? Or she's flexible about where she lives? There are a lot of bad stall points in Austin, but I-35 is probably the worst...there's no way to expand it and the traffic has only grown over the years...
I gotta warn you, the liberals up there are some of the most arrogant in the country, really holier-than-thou. If you agree with their philosophy, you will enjoy the "social atmosphere," but if you don't buy into the party line, you might get sick of them looking down their noses at you. I guess you already know this, working at WF, but Austin invented WF...and that college is totally liberal...
I gotta warn you, the liberals up there are some of the most arrogant in the country, really holier-than-thou. If you agree with their philosophy, you will enjoy the "social atmosphere," but if you don't buy into the party line, you might get sick of them looking down their noses at you. I guess you already know this, working at WF, but Austin invented WF...and that college is totally liberal...
LOL at Topeka being #10 on anything but the shittiest place to live list. Having grown up in Kansas City, Topeka was a shithole to be avoided at almost any cost.
Unlike South FL or TX, up in Austin, you can actually ride a bike or walk somewhere w/o being totally soaked in sweat by the time you get there....the humidity is so much lower. So yeah, if you could get an apartment close to the store that would be good, I take it she works at WF too? Or she's flexible about where she lives? There are a lot of bad stall points in Austin, but I-35 is probably the worst...there's no way to expand it and the traffic has only grown over the years...
I gotta warn you, the liberals up there are some of the most arrogant in the country, really holier-than-thou. If you agree with their philosophy, you will enjoy the "social atmosphere," but if you don't buy into the party line, you might get sick of them looking down their noses at you. I guess you already know this, working at WF, but Austin invented WF...and that college is totally liberal...
I gotta warn you, the liberals up there are some of the most arrogant in the country, really holier-than-thou. If you agree with their philosophy, you will enjoy the "social atmosphere," but if you don't buy into the party line, you might get sick of them looking down their noses at you. I guess you already know this, working at WF, but Austin invented WF...and that college is totally liberal...
i dont know about that. humidty is still gross in austin not compared to florida though. actually went bike riding last week and it was freaking hot as hell. i ended up walking
mail man dropped off turbo kit
mail man dropped off turbo kit
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brain hemmorrhage
Actor Gary Coleman, who had suffered from a brain hemorrhage from an accident in his home Wednesday, died Friday in a Utah hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Family members and close friends were at his side when life support was terminated at 12:05 p.m.
Actor Gary Coleman, who had suffered from a brain hemorrhage from an accident in his home Wednesday, died Friday in a Utah hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Family members and close friends were at his side when life support was terminated at 12:05 p.m.
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Aren't you in San Antonio? It's more humid in SA than Austin. Austin is still hot, but a ton less humid than Houston or FL.
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brain hemmorrhage
Actor Gary Coleman, who had suffered from a brain hemorrhage from an accident in his home Wednesday, died Friday in a Utah hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Family members and close friends were at his side when life support was terminated at 12:05 p.m.
Actor Gary Coleman, who had suffered from a brain hemorrhage from an accident in his home Wednesday, died Friday in a Utah hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Family members and close friends were at his side when life support was terminated at 12:05 p.m.
Sad really.



