what are these disconnected connectors?
10-31-2008, 09:58 AM
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10-31-2008, 03:18 PM
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Wrong...the Flux Capacitor hooks up to the Continuum Transfunctioner first. RTFM! 
10-31-2008, 11:16 PM
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Ok, now that's pretty funny. Reminds me of when Seinfeld was trying not to be funny so George would stand a chance. Hilarious.
Hey - this was a little fun -
Kika used the 'blinker fluid' remark only once before, back in August.
AOW162435 the "electric turbocharger line" also only once, all the way back in 2005. Same exact topic, as it turns out. Should have searched for that, I suppose.
And Cabrio993, another single IPOD line, also in 2005.
Thought I'd share that just for kicks.
If we're going to hijack with OT little quips, can we at least try a little harder? That's a joke. Don't let the lack of humor mislead you.
Hey - MarkD - "lighten up Francis" - that was Sgt. Hulka, I think. He also said "I have a marvelous sense of humor", didn't he ("Uncle Hulka")? Good film.
10-31-2008, 11:20 PM
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Good sleuthing, Sir. So it looks like everything is under control then?
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Ok, now that's pretty funny. Reminds me of when Seinfeld was trying not to be funny so George would stand a chance. Hilarious.
Hey - this was a little fun -
Kika used the 'blinker fluid' remark only once before, back in August.
AOW162435 the "electric turbocharger line" also only once, all the way back in 2005. Same exact topic, as it turns out. Should have searched for that, I suppose.
And Cabrio993, another single IPOD line, also in 2005.
Thought I'd share that just for kicks.
If we're going to hijack with OT little quips, can we at least try a little harder? That's a joke. Don't let the lack of humor mislead you.
Hey - MarkD - "lighten up Francis" - that was Sgt. Hulka, I think. He also said "I have a marvelous sense of humor", didn't he ("Uncle Hulka")? Good film.
Hey - this was a little fun -
Kika used the 'blinker fluid' remark only once before, back in August.
AOW162435 the "electric turbocharger line" also only once, all the way back in 2005. Same exact topic, as it turns out. Should have searched for that, I suppose.
And Cabrio993, another single IPOD line, also in 2005.
Thought I'd share that just for kicks.
If we're going to hijack with OT little quips, can we at least try a little harder? That's a joke. Don't let the lack of humor mislead you.
Hey - MarkD - "lighten up Francis" - that was Sgt. Hulka, I think. He also said "I have a marvelous sense of humor", didn't he ("Uncle Hulka")? Good film.
11-01-2008, 11:43 AM
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11-01-2008, 11:52 AM
#42
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Wow...2005 huh? Ahhh...The good years...
Well, it's just free entertainment, what else did you expect? Seinfeld?
Anyways...welcome to the 993 board.
Now, back on topic. Which Ipod are you trying to connect back there? Nano or iTouch?
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Are we at 4 yet?
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Well, it's just free entertainment, what else did you expect? Seinfeld?
Anyways...welcome to the 993 board.
Now, back on topic. Which Ipod are you trying to connect back there? Nano or iTouch?
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Are we at 4 yet?
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11-01-2008, 12:55 PM
#43
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Color's good - had to lighten the picture to see the IPOD connectors.
944 remark is probably what hit the nerve, heh?
Since your're all into Porsches, don't miss out on a 944 before they are all gone (S2 would be best IMO). Don't get me wrong, you won't prefer it to a Carrera or anything, but in terms of thrills per dollar, it's tops. Ergonomics are a bit better so it's a real good DD (still, only drive it every other Friday. Of course, I skipped this Friday. And last Friday). Real tossable, and plenty fast, and though you have to work a bit to get it up to speed, you can keep it there:
944 remark is probably what hit the nerve, heh?
Since your're all into Porsches, don't miss out on a 944 before they are all gone (S2 would be best IMO). Don't get me wrong, you won't prefer it to a Carrera or anything, but in terms of thrills per dollar, it's tops. Ergonomics are a bit better so it's a real good DD (still, only drive it every other Friday. Of course, I skipped this Friday. And last Friday). Real tossable, and plenty fast, and though you have to work a bit to get it up to speed, you can keep it there:
11-01-2008, 01:01 PM
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I'm just busting chops about the 944. There is a healthy discord among the various model devotees, but in general, I think most appreciate the good points of each model.
The thing for me is, when I hear Porsche, the car that immediately comes to mind is a 911. It's probably my age, growning up in the 70s and 80s. Others may hear Porsche and think 356, 944, 928 or even Boxster, just not me.
The thing for me is, when I hear Porsche, the car that immediately comes to mind is a 911. It's probably my age, growning up in the 70s and 80s. Others may hear Porsche and think 356, 944, 928 or even Boxster, just not me.
