bruset said:
I still have my Cougar. 1991 with 40K miles on it. I still like to drive it every once in a while. Great car. I have the 302 5.0 in it. Plenty of top-end.
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I still have my Cougar. 1991 with 40K miles on it. I still like to drive it every once in a while. Great car. I have the 302 5.0 in it. Plenty of top-end.
Mine just had the 3.8 v6. Supposedly they're good for eating head gaskets. Mine has 180k on it without any major problems.
JerseyDevil said:Hi everyone, nice web. looks like you guys / girls have alot of fun. I didn't know there were people with similar interest.. must be a sickness
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That's what people keep telling me. People don't seem to realize the history and mystery of this area.
Now, what's with all the Jeeps ;-) I have a feeling that Jeep is the preferred vehicle for off-roaders. Hope you don't mind by I had to get a Ford because of the family otherwise, we would've purchased the Grand Cherokee.
Ken
Bils younguns are 6 and 8.A little big to be backpackin.The 8 year old would take well to the woods i think if we didn"t bushwack him to death and took it easy on him but the 6 year old is a different animal.the 8 year old would feed the critters and the 6 year old would be swingin em around by the tail and such.
Al
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Not sure about the tail-spinning, but I can so see my five-year-old imp (whom I love dearly) place-kicking a foreground-selected mushroom into a then abruptly unsettled reflection pool I've been sizing up to shoot for a half hour. Previous child-effected momentous photograph-setup destructions have been the only time Al has seen me lose my temper. 
KIDS! Al, were you there when my eldest punted the stinkhorn I was in the process of macroing?
-- Bill
KIDS! Al, were you there when my eldest punted the stinkhorn I was in the process of macroing?
-- Bill
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manumuskin said:
You know what I have noticed? My kids get cranky when it's just them there. But when we go out with NJVike's kids or Nykki's kids or even bring the dog with us it makes all of the difference--they have a blast!
Renee
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whippoorbill said:Not sure about the tail-spinning, but I can so see my five-year-old imp (whom I love dearly) place-kicking a foreground-selected mushroom into a then abruptly unsettled reflection pool I've been sizing up to shoot for a half hour. Previous child-effected momentous photograph-setup destructions have been the only time Al has seen me lose my temper.
KIDS! Al, were you there when my eldest punted the stinkhorn I was in the process of macroing?
-- Bill
They'd get along quite well with mine, lol!
Renee
bach2yoga said:whippoorbill said:Not sure about the tail-spinning, but I can so see my five-year-old imp (whom I love dearly) place-kicking a foreground-selected mushroom into a then abruptly unsettled reflection pool I've been sizing up to shoot for a half hour. Previous child-effected momentous photograph-setup destructions have been the only time Al has seen me lose my temper.
KIDS! Al, were you there when my eldest punted the stinkhorn I was in the process of macroing?
-- Bill
They'd get along quite well with mine, lol!
Renee
Did you ever get the feeling it's the Kids vs. Adults ;-)