Littleguy

I wouldn't have one if I only had money for one supercar, but if I was in the league of people who have multiple, this one would definitely make the line up.

Werd. Thankfully God gave us wieners.

My future will be as a real estate investor, especially in the coming years now that the traders who thought they were investors have lost everything and prices will be low for a while. Other than that I would like women to pay me to give them pleasure.

The plastic inside the Armadas had a flimsy/cheap feel to it imo, but that's my only complaint.

U had a Mazda 5 rental and I absolutely loved it! Great utility, amazing handling, and it felt like the motor was peppy enough.

There are a couple of SR20 swapped RX-8's rolling around here in Houston and they are very impressive.

If that came up on my phone I'd smash it to the ground out of pure instinct.

The pictures explain a lot about his personality...

NWA was right.

Very nice ride.

Got the fresh prince of bel air

+1 for dedicating your pads and other tools for specific products. Also, instead of using foam pads I use pads with foam in the middle and microfiber covers so they don't wear out, these can also just be put into my washing machine.

RIP.

Just looked up the C4 B2K Vette and it is baller, but I was talking about how when the C5 was out there were rumors of a v6 turbo C6.

I feel like I've been hearing these turbo vette rumors for like 15 years now.

If I'm going to drink I like Johnny Walker Blue neat.

I say gold or bronze....but I owned a wrx, so I am biased.

Euro Trashed

Pre-1967 does matter, and at this point going back to those boarders alone will not make peace, I agree with you on these points.

Then my representative for this thread is......Cat Hitler... http://www.newcelica.org/photopost/data/500/hitler-cat.jpg

Just to clarify my view, I do believe that Israel has a right to exist in the area, and to do it in peace, but they should stick to the 1967 boarders. With this "Arab Spring" happening I think it would be a good time to start trying to make peace and create a democratic Palestinian neighbor for Israel because continuing in this conflict hurts the Palestinian and Israeli people. My dislike for Israeli policy at the moment is that I feel like the people in power in Israel don't really want peace as much as they claim to because of the money and power that they get to keep by having a constant threat against the country (the Palestinian leaders aren't much better).

That is pretty cool.

Maybe "stole" was the wrong word, but there was a land that was almost entirely Arab and over a few decades the people living there lost complete control over their land to immigrants, and still to this day do not have independence, and are constantly losing more land to Israeli "settlements" being built. I am not saying suicide bombing or terrorism is right in any way, but the desperation of the Palestinian people needs to be understood along with the many forces in Israel that have done them wrong (and still do), and who do not want peace because it would cost them money/aid, and they would have to stop building new "settlements".

After the Ottoman empire fell the League of Nations passed the Palestine Mandate or British Mandate for Palestine. The British divided up the land into self-ruling Transjordan (what is now Saudi Arabia) and Palestine under British rule. When antisemitism in Europe started to increase in the 1920's Jewish people started to immigrate to the Palestinian region. People who were in Palestine did not like this massive immigration because they thought they were losing their Arab identity so after a number of conflicts the British first proposed a two state solution in 1937 with the Peel Commission. After WWII the UN decided to partition the area in to an Arab State, a Jewish State, and an international zone. The Arabs did not like this because a majority of people living in the Jewish state were Arab, but they went along with the plan and Israel got recognition from the UN. After this declaration some Arab states (Jordan, Syria, Egypt, and Iraq) went to war with Israel and when Israel won they expanded their border beyond the previous agreement and divided most of the rest up between Jordan, Syria and Egypt. I'm sure that isn't a complete history, but I hope I was able to get the basics down alright.

Damn it, now I can pretty much see what this thread is going to turn into.