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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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On the ninth of April 1996 (or the fourth of September 1996, depending on how the camera date was set
 ) I was at Beans' Cycle Works on Half Way Tree Road, getting my bicycle fixed, when I noticed an orange Dodge Charger driving down the road. I was very fortunate to have my camera with me, so I whipped it out (yes, I mean the camera...) and took two photos: this one, and one after it had passed me.I now know it was a '68 Charger because it has the '68 grille and bumper. Actually, it could be a '69 or '70 with a '68 grille and bumper, but...  I had scanned these before and I show those scans at my CarDomain site, but I rescanned them for submission here. |
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*Official crazy uncle of the forums and descendant of Vlad the Impaler*
However, the wraparound bumper of the '70 made it easier to attach the nosepiece in order to create the '69 Charger Daytona (yep, they used pre-production '70 bodywork on a '69 car.
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Skill is the destination.
The only road to Skill is Practice.
Talent is a horse, Materials, the fodder.
Skill is attainable without Talent, but it is a long, hard walk.
Skill is unattainable without Practice.
The '68, '69 ish period was great for muscle cars.
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*Official crazy uncle of the forums and descendant of Vlad the Impaler*
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Skill is the destination.
The only road to Skill is Practice.
Talent is a horse, Materials, the fodder.
Skill is attainable without Talent, but it is a long, hard walk.
Skill is unattainable without Practice.
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Cain: Oh, and don't drop him in the mixer like you did with your pet cat ok?
Silver: first. It wasn't a mixer...it was a meatgrinder..second. it wasn't me it was 666.
This was one of the rare moments where I was glad to have had my camera with me instead of sorry not to have had my camera with me.
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Skill is the destination.
The only road to Skill is Practice.
Talent is a horse, Materials, the fodder.
Skill is attainable without Talent, but it is a long, hard walk.
Skill is unattainable without Practice.
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Cain: Oh, and don't drop him in the mixer like you did with your pet cat ok?
Silver: first. It wasn't a mixer...it was a meatgrinder..second. it wasn't me it was 666.
The problem with walking around with a camera all the time is that one is always worried that it will be lost, damaged or stolen.
Even though I got a digital camera last Christmas, I hardly carry it around. Maybe I should start buying disposables again. The trouble is, when I walk around with a disposable, nothing happens, and the disposable becomes just one more thing to carry around.
Then again, who knows when another vehicle like this Charger will come around... decisions, decisions...
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Skill is the destination.
The only road to Skill is Practice.
Talent is a horse, Materials, the fodder.
Skill is attainable without Talent, but it is a long, hard walk.
Skill is unattainable without Practice.
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Cain: Oh, and don't drop him in the mixer like you did with your pet cat ok?
Silver: first. It wasn't a mixer...it was a meatgrinder..second. it wasn't me it was 666.
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