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I forgot the name of the log ride but the reason we really got the ponchos was that it turned into a rainy day.

I believe it's Splash Mountain.

correct

here's one of the Son

Yosmite

The "Mad Chef" -12 years old

Husker, what a handsome lad. I really think that nimh is much better looking today. Isn't that always the way with men?

Panz, who is the mad chef? He certainly does look determined.

Heh, I like the "mad chef" one.

OK, so I found one more picture of me ... its kinda embarassing, LOL. I look so completely awkward and nerdy! And then there's this whole bizarre setting, where its like a book reading or something ("so, how did you come to the idea of writing about a neurotic boy's lonely childhood in Milton Keynes?"). It was at the drink we were having after my university graduation ... when I saw this picture, I winced, then named it "gay handicapped writer of tormented novels.jpg"



(Will be up for limited time cause of the friends that are in the picture too - dont wanna keep a picture up here long-term with people that I didnt ask about it.)

You'd never guess this was the same person, eh? LOL:

(in my defence, this one's over 10 years old ...)

There's the leather pants! :-)

See what I notice from the first one is how you're holding court -- you look humble and self-deprecating, but everyone seems to be paying a LOT of attention to what you're saying. (Well except for the one reading. :-D)

Panzade, great pic!

This is me (cannot see LOL) in 1975 in my 1958MGA

1973 - some kind of award




edited to correct date - LOL just saw the year on the photo paper

must've been quite a chore getting in and out of your '58

As I remember it was like putting on a glove - but once in - all nice and snug. The car had 10,000 miles (was one of those sitting in a barn somewhere deals) on it when I got it and it had been used for parts and there was a can of green paint spilled on the hood, so I remember I was able to buy it for $350.00. So I tracked down the missing motor parts and repainted it.

Don't you need two MG's....one to drive while the other's in the shop?

Those are cool little cars though.

I wish I had that car now - LOL

My buddy's father had a 69 Triumph Spitfire he completely restored about 6-7 years ago. I heard he was selling it, told my friend I was interested, and he wouldn't sell it to me because he thouht I'd bug him everytime it broke down. I knew what I'd be getting into, maintainence wise and had no problem with that....bastard sold it for $800! I could have kept it for a summer or two, and sold it on Ebay for much more than that.

Ok, that was very off-topic.

Pictures. Of naked breasts. NOW.

I had a '67 Sunbeam Alpine in college. Great car!

Never owned a real sports car, but I had a brief chance to drive an Opal GT. That critter held the road like a vacumn cleaner.

I bet I'm the only one here who had her MGB hood spring up and fold over the windshield while doing, oh, 50, in Marina del Rey.....

I used to date a guy with a '68 MG.

My job was to jump out of the car and pick up the muffler, toss it in the back seat - each time we went over railway tracks.