No respect for the Boxster
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Ah guys, it was not Tony Soprano commenting about the Boxster, but Ralphie (Joe Pantoliano). He was killed later that season and run through the band saw at Satriale's meat market, IIRC.
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Originally Posted by perfectlap
really? that's surprising.
Growing up seeing Tony Montana in Scar Face and Tom Cruise in that movie, I always thought the 928 and 944 were the best looking, very modern and forward. The 911 seemed like a glorified VW to me.
I still think the 928 is the best looking Porsche (well depending on the wheels).
Growing up seeing Tony Montana in Scar Face and Tom Cruise in that movie, I always thought the 928 and 944 were the best looking, very modern and forward. The 911 seemed like a glorified VW to me.
I still think the 928 is the best looking Porsche (well depending on the wheels).
It's nice, though, when the sweet V8 spanks the little 911.
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Originally Posted by Jim (CIA PCA region)
Ah guys, it was not Tony Soprano commenting about the Boxster, but Ralphie (Joe Pantoliano). He was killed later that season and run through the band saw at Satriale's meat market, IIRC.
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Originally Posted by Jim (CIA PCA region)
Ah guys, it was not Tony Soprano commenting about the Boxster, but Ralphie (Joe Pantoliano). He was killed later that season and run through the band saw at Satriale's meat market, IIRC.
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Originally Posted by Doug&Julie
I'd still like to own a 928 someday. Unfortunately, my list of "cars to own" is growing faster than I can experience them!
Doug, I was rreading some old thread in OT recently and came across a post of yours saying you are a designer. What kind?
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Originally Posted by designman
Doug, I was rreading some old thread in OT recently and came across a post of yours saying you are a designer. What kind?
I have an old online portfolio here: http://www.lumpocole.com:16080/doug/portfolio/ It badly needs to be updated, but I'd planned to do that next year as Julie and I prepare for "the big move" out west in '08.
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Doug, cool book, I'm impressed!
I will definitely refer you if the opportunity arises which doesn't happen often for trade exhibits. Which programs do you use?
(Sorry to hijack the thread.)
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Thanks designman! We use 3D Studio Max for most of our 3D modeling, then add some finishing touches is Photoshop. We've been using CorelDraw to lay out our templates, but I'm trying to get them to go to Illustrator for that. I'm also fluent in AutoCAD. We use PCs at work, but I'm all Mac at home. ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
If anybody in Portland is looking for a good designer, I'm your man!
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Originally Posted by designman
Joe P's character in the Sopranos was killed by Tony and cut up by Tony and Christopher in the bathtub. Then they buried his head in a bowling ball bag as Christopher made the sign of the cross like a good Catholic.