Getting to Know You

I love those Honda Civics ... they scoot around and get good gas mileage. .. .. .Had two myself...

 

Car?!?! What car??????????????????? Had a car once...got sick of paying insurance for a 18 year old white male with a brand new drivers lisence so I sold it. Enjoyed it for the first sixths months though.... (it was a '91 mercury tracer).

Until Next Post, Adam

 

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hollyberry710:
Covington, Kentucky is actually directly across the Ohio river from Cincinnati (home of that really yukky chili someone mentioned on another thread) . <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

that would have been me! LoL We are neighbors...well, sort of! *hehe*

Ok, I drive a 1996 Nissan Sentra and the hub-dood drives a 1994 Ford Ranger. I used to have a 1990 Mazda Protege (purchased in 1989) and got rid of it for no apparent good reason in 1998! The car was still good...I used to kick myself from time to time when I would be making out the check to pay the car payment! ANYWAY...thats another story! LoL

Ok, what did I LEARN to drive in? My Dad's IMMACULATE 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix, which was given to me soon thereafter...being a teenager, I of course trashed the poor thing! *haha*

Kathy
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I drive a Windstar, need the room for all my grandkids and to have a vehicle that my mother can get in and out of easily. It's comfortable for driving to work, too. My husband drives an Expedition, you know, one of those gas-guzzling monsters. But he gets about the same gas mileage as I do.

 

ShaggyWoman, wrecking is hard on a car, it is also had on cars, as I'm sure you know. It might make you feel closer the the Lord, but there are better ways!!!

 

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by flyfree432:
Car?!?! What car??????????????????? Had a car once...got sick of paying insurance for a 18 year old white male with a brand new drivers lisence so I sold it. Enjoyed it for the first sixths months though.... (it was a '91 mercury tracer).

Until Next Post, Adam<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I remember those days of working just to pay car insurance. Hey, after 5 years it does get cheaper(with no wrecks or tickets )Also you might want to stick with used cars so you don't have to have collision and comprehension insurance.

Kenneth

 

Guess I'll tell ya what I learned to drive in
....A 1969 SS Nova, with a built to the hilt
400 smallblock in it, 4-speed, 12 bolt posi
It cranked out well over 400 horsepower,
but hey, gas was still cheap, & you could get enough octane in those days! It's a wonder I'm alive to tell this, Thank You Lord!!

 

"I remember those days of working just to pay car insurance. Hey, after 5 years it does get cheaper(with no wrecks or tickets )Also you might want to stick with used cars so you don't have to have collision and comprehension insurance. "

I'm a broke college student though I won't have enough money for a used car again until........... hrm...never?

Until Next Post, Adam

 

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by KeeperOfMyHome:



Does she work on the north, south, east, or west side of Atlanta? I think it would be worse living north of Atlanta and having to drive south to your job. Hubby doesn't usually have to deal with really bad traffic, PTL!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


We live East of town and she works NW up I-75. Our church is in Midtown (kinda at the halfway point ).

Joshua

 

Barb Alkire,

It is Saggy, not Shaggy.

S-A-G-G-Y

Yes, I do have hair, but hardly am considered shaggy (or saggy, for that matter.. . . )

 

My wife Amy drives a 95 Pontiac Grand Prix that has 120,000 miles on it.

I drive a 94 Dogdge Shadow that has 160,000 miles on it. It also has one of those gold stickers - A Jesus fish that is eating the Darwin fish with legs on it. Hehehehehe

Now if we hear a noice on either car, or if the "check engine" light comes on we start praying! Ignoring these signs sometimes helps, but usually it means $$$.

My heart is what matters right? Well my heart sits behind the wheel of a fully restored mint 1971 Pontiac Trans-Am with a roaring 455 H.O under the hood! someday I think, someday. Maybe God will have one sitting in my driveway in heaven?

Chet

 

Shame on all of you! Dr. Bob said, "So tell me about yourself, your family, your spouse, etc . . ." and everyone wants to talk about their cars, and Dr. Bob, you started it! Just kidding!

My wife's name is Rose and our children are Brent-17, Nate-13, and Brittany-11. My wife works for a State Farm Ins. agent. Our children attend our church run Christian school, Cresset Christian Academy. I'm happy to say they are taught creation science there! OK, I won't get started on that.

I am the Telecommunications Manager for Kodak and thoroughly enjoy my work. I work in an IT (computers) environment and have a fairly high-level knowledge of computers and networks as well. I've built all three computers in our home from the ground up, and have them networked together for file, printer, and Internet sharing.

I spent 20 years in the U.S. Air Force and spent 6 1/2 years in Germany. I've been to South Korea, Egypt, and Okinawa, as well as all over Western Europe.

My wife and I have been married 6 1/2 years, both victims of unfaithful prior spouses. Our oldest son is mine, and the other two are hers, but together we are one in the Lord.

Our oldest, Brent is Sr. class president at Cresset Christian Academy, a member of the National Beta Club, Youth Group Leader, and most importantly, on fire for the Lord. Nate's in band and loves computers like me. Brittany is in the process of becoming a young lady (momma don't like it) and in the beginnings of maturing in her profession of faith.

Cars? Yes my wife, son, and I each have one!

"But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD." (Joshua 24:15b KJV!)

[ September 02, 2001: Message edited by: wellsjs ]

 

Amen Bro. Wellsjs! Good testimony, even though you were mum on the cars you each drive.

 

My 87 Civic's fan belt broke, and since I'm mechanically challenged, and financially broke, my "car" will have to be the Q27 Bus, Q41, Q25, or the "E" train (subway) (anyone feel impressed to send lots of moola????) no, I'm not Oral Roberts!

 

Actually, it was the fan motor, costing me $200.00 (including labor;NYC priced)

[ September 04, 2001: Message edited by: RevKevin77 ]

 

Chet,

Who performed the song, "My Mazaratti does 195. I lost my license and now I don't drive!"

 

Ha, two cars, the one I drive is very, very old and you have to sweet talk it in the mornings. It also has a fifteen minute limit before you just can't expect much more. It just starts shaking, grumbling, squeaking, etc.. You just kind of end up coasting into the nearest parking spot and sighing. Let it rest a while and go back home. The funnest part is you can't go over 45 or you automatically stall.
The other is my baby, it's a Camry, it's pretty, and it does what I tell it to, when I tell it too. What a concept! We work well together.
Gina

 

John,

That would be Joe Walsh. Same guy who had gold records on his wall.

I'll just have a gold street

(will I need a license up there?)

 

Oops got so carried away in my rantin forgot to mention our vehicles:

1995 Chev 4x4 P/U Wifes!
1990 Buick Lasabre ours
1989 Dodge Caravan mine
Ernie