Oh right indeed. Yes, Lol, I forgot the topic of the thread... It was indeed a good bit of adviceOriginally Posted by Renee_1632
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Oh right indeed. Yes, Lol, I forgot the topic of the thread... It was indeed a good bit of advice
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He promptly returned home and like Richard Cory, he put a bullet in his head.. Atonement for selling his own DeLorean..
I agree, he gave you sound advice!
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A man speaking so many true words would a) not put a bullet in his head and b) never have bought a DeLorean in the first place.He promptly returned home and like Richard Cory, he put a bullet in his head.. Atonement for selling his own DeLorean..
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Everything is relative.. And apparently my attempt at humour was a failure, for which I must now seek the aforementioned atonement..
Last edited by Roman Legion; 10-18-2011 at 04:29 PM.
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My VIN: 6600
Over here in aus people are pretty cool driving through the gold coast you get people shouting out out ITS A DELOREAN and pointing ,
also three big fellas out side a shop late at night asked questions
1, said do you get many flux capacitor jokes ?? I said enough to give you the finger which I did and tell you to f@#k off and laughed which thank god he did to lol,
and another said another bttf comment which I gave the same reply , they were pretty cool fellas and I showed em round and let them sit in it . it makes there day which makes mine as long as there not idiots :-)I love it when the kids like it and the cards from dmc with info are great that and a toy hot wheels delorean the kids love.
I also took it to harragins car show which is a hot rod and american car show cudas ,dodge etc and they loved it to , not a patch on there mint cars though :-)
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First, a back story: This happened last Saturday about 11pm. My friend Josh and I went to Ralph's, and he ran in while I stayed in the car and popped the door for ventilation. About a minute later, a large white van pulled into a spot behind me and as soon as the door opened I heard loud drunken slurring. Crap. At this point I had a decision to make: do I close the door and draw attention to myself? or sit still and hope no one sees me? So I kept the door open and waited. And Drunk Guy saw me.
DG: No way...no way! No way! No way... *stumbles over*
Me: Yeah. I'm real.
DG: (mumbling) no way...no way... *starts petting car*
(Josh walks up)
DG: *looking at josh* NO WAY! *looks back at me* Why...why are you HERE?!
Me: We're supposed to tell you that whatever you're doing next, you probably shouldn't do.
Josh: Actually, we're a little late. We were supposed to tell you not to get drunk.
DG: LIAR! This...was a GREAT idea! (starts to wander off, I close the door)
Me: That was weird.
DG: *leaning through cutout window, poking my shoulder* POKE! POKE! POKE! SHE'S REAL!
So, not so much as a stupid comment as funny drunk guy story, but it still works
Renee
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You know you're a DeLorean owner when "Run DMC" is not an 80's band, but a daily prayer.
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You've just found the single reason for the small toll booth windows. It takes great skill to throw up through a tiny opening.First, a back story: This happened last Saturday about 11pm. My friend Josh and I went to Ralph's, and he ran in while I stayed in the car and popped the door for ventilation. About a minute later, a large white van pulled into a spot behind me and as soon as the door opened I heard loud drunken slurring. Crap. At this point I had a decision to make: do I close the door and draw attention to myself? or sit still and hope no one sees me? So I kept the door open and waited. And Drunk Guy saw me.
DG: No way...no way! No way! No way... *stumbles over*
Me: Yeah. I'm real.
DG: (mumbling) no way...no way... *starts petting car*
(Josh walks up)
DG: *looking at josh* NO WAY! *looks back at me* Why...why are you HERE?!
Me: We're supposed to tell you that whatever you're doing next, you probably shouldn't do.
Josh: Actually, we're a little late. We were supposed to tell you not to get drunk.
DG: LIAR! This...was a GREAT idea! (starts to wander off, I close the door)
Me: That was weird.
DG: *leaning through cutout window, poking my shoulder* POKE! POKE! POKE! SHE'S REAL!
So, not so much as a stupid comment as funny drunk guy story, but it still works
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Today, a guy driving a really shiny Hummer gave me the 'a-ok' sign as if to say "I'm like you". It was brutally difficult to not to flip him off.
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Why? Hummers were cool, although impractical. I'm of course talking about an H1. If an H2 or H3 did that to you, meh. They like your car, take it as a compliment! Remember, at the end of the day, our cars up till 5 years ago had a mainly negative stereotype attatched to them too (cocaine), which thanks to DMCH's marketing, is being phased out in favor of news about electric cars and whatnot.
Tyler Butler
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At the servo filling up next to another guy at another pump ...........
"Is that a kit car?"
"What, my Delorean?"
"Yeah."
"Yup, it's got a wire frame body built with chicken wire, coated with paper mache, then wrapped with aluminium foil."
"You did a great job."
"Yeah I know, the Irish knew what they were doing."
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