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I remember the days when people didn't care so much about muscle mass... Damn media...

Some GIFs I made of my favorite color on my favorite current car:

I've driven muscle cars and sporty cars and they're not my style... :D

Hey! Where's the extra pics? :D I'm thinking about ordering a Regal myself. My favorite colors are the Gray, Stone, and Espresso Bronze. I'd probably get a T05 or T06 (I have to have the IDCS and H&K audio).

I'm not a hod rod driver, so... :D

I hear it's like a love it or hate it sort of movie. It's not a movie that most critics would enjoy, but the general people seem to like it. I was gonna see it this weekend, but I'm trying to cut back a little on my moviegoing. :D

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This movie looks sick! The last movie was so enjoyable as just a fun popcorn movie. I'll definitely be seeing this.

I hated some of the feedback this movie received. Some people were saying it was too slow, too boring,..etc. I loved it. The performances were great, the dialogue was witty, the characters were memorable, and it stayed very true to the spirit of the book and also of the 1969 original. It...

Wow, what a random topic. I loved DiBiase's cheesy theme music. On paydays, I'd blast it in my car with the windows down...

Well, yeah--we all know that most of the meat that we eat, even out of grocery stores, could've came from anywhere.

This is partly why I usually don't care if the car I drive is domestic/foreign. Sure, if you think solely about employment and jobs, then it makes sense, but there's so much more than that when it comes to the actual car itself.

I work as Industrial Engineering support at a Manufacturing Test Center for a Defense Contractor

I saw it. It's ok--it's the kind of movie that's perfect for a $3-$5 show. I would be pissed if I had to pay $11 to see it however. The pacing is quite slow, the story is convoluted and cliche, and despite Angelina Jolie's BRILLIANT British accent, it's basically a wasted character. The thing...

I grew up Baptist/Christian as a child until well in my teens. I'm agnostic now, but I remember reading maybe halfway through the Bible when I was younger (I'm still young, lol). Out of curiousity's sake, I've thought about reading it all the way through just to enlighten myself.