Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
#51
05-21-2005, 01:53 PM
RE: Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
Well "done"(no pun intended), your post really surprises me very little, since you've seen fit to criticise me for having anything but a muted opinion about anything, while Sir Nick, as I've discovered, has uttered in many of his thousands of posts, that all "old" cars are ugly, and anyone who thinks otherwise is either old or stupid.
Somehow I doubt that you would find my pointing out which calendar year it actually is to be "trash", so I'll address the part that I took great mirth in typing.
Who can ignore the bizarre fashion sense of today's youth?
When I see a kid or young (chronological) adult looking like they slept in a Salvation Army bin and got dressed in there, and think that it looks good,
I think we can put their aesthetic sense into some perspective.
Somehow I doubt that you would find my pointing out which calendar year it actually is to be "trash", so I'll address the part that I took great mirth in typing.
Who can ignore the bizarre fashion sense of today's youth?
When I see a kid or young (chronological) adult looking like they slept in a Salvation Army bin and got dressed in there, and think that it looks good,
I think we can put their aesthetic sense into some perspective.
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05-21-2005, 05:20 PM
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RE: Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
Sir Nick, as I've discovered, has uttered in many of his thousands of posts, that all "old" cars are ugly, and anyone who thinks otherwise is either old or stupid.
Who can ignore the bizarre fashion sense of today's youth?
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05-21-2005, 06:29 PM
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RE: Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
yea exactly what matt said, chill out u guys
me and nick are clsoe in age, and differ on some opinions, but we dont talk **** to each other, why? because we respect each others opinions
and im "under 35" i wear my hat a bit off to the side, and i have slightly baggy pants but whats that have to do with opinions on cars? absolutly nothing
so are you "over 35" wear suspenders, walk with a cane, and drive stairing out the window with your jaw down? i bought you do, but i can make assumpotions about age juss as you do
me and nick are clsoe in age, and differ on some opinions, but we dont talk **** to each other, why? because we respect each others opinions
and im "under 35" i wear my hat a bit off to the side, and i have slightly baggy pants but whats that have to do with opinions on cars? absolutly nothing
so are you "over 35" wear suspenders, walk with a cane, and drive stairing out the window with your jaw down? i bought you do, but i can make assumpotions about age juss as you do
#54
05-22-2005, 03:25 AM
RE: Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
I would like to point out that I did not criticize Loghead's age, intelligence, appearance, style of dress or the car he drives.
In fact, he writes a well ordered post with good spelling and grammar.
I just find his "over the top" ranting to be annoying.
In fact, he writes a well ordered post with good spelling and grammar.
I just find his "over the top" ranting to be annoying.
#55
05-22-2005, 07:35 AM
RE: Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
ORIGINAL: Loghead
I'm not finished.
"he probably drives a 1930 piece of ford. stop living in the past loghead. if you haven't noticed it is 2006, and old cars cant compare to today's beauty. "
It's 2006?
What time zone are you in?
Today's beauty?
I looked around at some of your posts on other threads and in certain cases, you made reference to your age (less than 35), so I in light of the probability that you think it's attractive to:
1) Wear a baseball cap somewhere between sideways and backwards.
2) Wear pants that take twice as much fabric as mine do, but still can't seem to cover your backside.
3) Have enough metal objects protruding from your nose, tongue, lips and eyebrows that you resemble a trophy bass on ESPN as it's being hauled into a
boat by a fisherman (who's over 35).
I'll consider the source.
Now I'm finished.
I'm not finished.
"he probably drives a 1930 piece of ford. stop living in the past loghead. if you haven't noticed it is 2006, and old cars cant compare to today's beauty. "
It's 2006?
What time zone are you in?
Today's beauty?
I looked around at some of your posts on other threads and in certain cases, you made reference to your age (less than 35), so I in light of the probability that you think it's attractive to:
1) Wear a baseball cap somewhere between sideways and backwards.
2) Wear pants that take twice as much fabric as mine do, but still can't seem to cover your backside.
3) Have enough metal objects protruding from your nose, tongue, lips and eyebrows that you resemble a trophy bass on ESPN as it's being hauled into a
boat by a fisherman (who's over 35).
I'll consider the source.
Now I'm finished.
I am 20, I wear my hat straight, I wear stylish pants, I have NO peircings. Because I'm young, I'm supposed to be doing all the things you stated. LOL You're funny!
#56
05-22-2005, 06:40 PM
RE: Suggestion on the Charger Heresy.
I am 20, I wear my hat straight, I wear stylish pants, I have NO peircings. Because I'm young, I'm supposed to be doing all the things you stated. LOL You're funny!
Good for you.
Please read that post again, where I said it was a probability (as opposed to a fact) that this is how Nick presents himself. It's not a personal slam, just an observation about the majority of today's youth and how it relates to their sense of style, and their sense of automotive beauty, and it's not to say that everyone under 35 hates old cars.
I've had quite few more birthdays than 35, and I admire cars of both eras. I like retro styling, but I don't require it, and I don't feel that the Charger needed to rely on retro to the degree that the Mustang does...but, a few more visual cues, blending the beauty of the old Charger with the beauty and sleekness of the LH/LHS would have been much better.
Of, course reserving the iconic power of a retro name like "Charger" for a car more befitting the name, and naming this car something else (Magnum sedan...R/T...even a Super Bee version anyone?) would have been a more palatable choice, along with a more palatable attitude from DC.
Good for you.
Please read that post again, where I said it was a probability (as opposed to a fact) that this is how Nick presents himself. It's not a personal slam, just an observation about the majority of today's youth and how it relates to their sense of style, and their sense of automotive beauty, and it's not to say that everyone under 35 hates old cars.
I've had quite few more birthdays than 35, and I admire cars of both eras. I like retro styling, but I don't require it, and I don't feel that the Charger needed to rely on retro to the degree that the Mustang does...but, a few more visual cues, blending the beauty of the old Charger with the beauty and sleekness of the LH/LHS would have been much better.
Of, course reserving the iconic power of a retro name like "Charger" for a car more befitting the name, and naming this car something else (Magnum sedan...R/T...even a Super Bee version anyone?) would have been a more palatable choice, along with a more palatable attitude from DC.