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Since I have been with the same woman for 26 years I no longer anticipate any "quality time" and the weight savings would be greater than 135 lbs if I pushed her out of the car. 
With that said, the wife gives me the evil look at 85 mph, which has caused me to lose races to anyone driving a vehicle more powerful than a Schwinn bicycle.
With that said, the wife gives me the evil look at 85 mph, which has caused me to lose races to anyone driving a vehicle more powerful than a Schwinn bicycle.
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since i have been with the same woman for 26 years i no longer anticipate any "quality time" and the weight savings would be greater than 135 lbs if i pushed her out of the car. with that said, the wife gives me the evil look at 85 mph, which has caused me to lose races to anyone driving a vehicle more powerful than a schwinn bicycle.
with that said, the wife gives me the evil look at 85 mph, which has caused me to lose races to anyone driving a vehicle more powerful than a schwinn bicycle.
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Seriously, how could your GF not notice you doing 120 MPH.
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From: The Big Apple!
Geez 26 years?! Kudos Brother, you definitely deserve a "gym clap" for that!
And G Man, do you ever watch HBO's "Entourage" because you have a lot of Ari Gold's slick tongue in you (no pun intended) lol. What's wrong with 135lbs? If she has a slim waist and some DD's or an apple bottom, there's where all the weight is. 'Allz' I'm saying is brother, is that if her legs can't be skinnier than mine (and I have Kermit legs).
And G Man, do you ever watch HBO's "Entourage" because you have a lot of Ari Gold's slick tongue in you (no pun intended) lol. What's wrong with 135lbs? If she has a slim waist and some DD's or an apple bottom, there's where all the weight is. 'Allz' I'm saying is brother, is that if her legs can't be skinnier than mine (and I have Kermit legs).
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From: Newfields NH
LOL - 120 MPH – Child’s play on the highway!
Been there – Done that – and Worse, but that was in my younger days.
Certainly is interesting, but still child’s play and dangerous.
For me now days it is 80 - 90 mph with traffic in a vehicle I know can easily go comfortably faster. But most of the others are on the edge – so I guess the other driver’s thrill level is higher than mine.
Weaving in and out of traffic add to the thrill and danger, so I stay away from those people when possible.
Knowing my Audi can outperform most of them is enough. I don’t have to prove anything. Just making the trip comfortably and quick is enough, but child play can be fun! Move aside kid – grandpa and his Audi are coming thru! LOL
Been there – Done that – and Worse, but that was in my younger days.
Certainly is interesting, but still child’s play and dangerous.
For me now days it is 80 - 90 mph with traffic in a vehicle I know can easily go comfortably faster. But most of the others are on the edge – so I guess the other driver’s thrill level is higher than mine.
Weaving in and out of traffic add to the thrill and danger, so I stay away from those people when possible.
Knowing my Audi can outperform most of them is enough. I don’t have to prove anything. Just making the trip comfortably and quick is enough, but child play can be fun! Move aside kid – grandpa and his Audi are coming thru! LOL
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From: The Big Apple!
...touching up on what G said; I believe the crazy drivers are the ones with all the money (for repairs). I like to drive fast once in a while, but I'm not weaving in and out through traffic...the repairs alone are enough to keep me sane!
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