PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

He also mad because of the poor design of the soda machine; Water and iced tea come out of same place, and it is really easy to dispense iced tea by when trying to dispense water, and I think he got annoyed at me for accidentally dispensing maybe five cents worth of iced tea.

 

Agree. I like the GMC pickup front-ends that have dual round sealed beam lights on each side

 

Those are unfortunately harder to find; The 1967-1972 Chevy trucks are a dime a dozen compared to their GMC counterparts

 

I'm sure he will chill out.

 

There was a 2 door GMC Yukon next to me at a red light, you would have liked it.

 

Going back to our discussion of the Fox Bodies, would it be easier to install a subwoofer in a convertible version of your car? I can't believe that JL Audio or one of those companies doesn't make at least one vehicle-specific sub enclosure for the 1987-1993 Mustang!

 

The holiest of grails that I've ever found was a 1995 or 1996 Yukon GT 2-door with a factory 5-speed stick; Every option except the G80 locker!

 

Wow, a MT version would have been awesome

 

I have a 1998 Tahoe brochure and manual transmissions weren't available on 2-doors then; I think they stopped offering the stick shift version in 1997 or so...

 

Took a trip to the Credit Union today, 22.6 MPG is not bad for the middle of Winter.

 

I'm lucky if I get that on the highway during the winter!

 

In the summer that same trip would be 24 - 26.

 

What's up with my truck? Just something I'm gonna have to live with?

 

I'm sure its fine, these new ones just seem to do better. My old 2nd Gen's couldn't get close to this one.

 

@Pinay

Made it through season one of The Sopranos in about a day!

 

That's some serious watching Charlie!

How many more seasons to go?

 

I don't think "hate" is the right way to describe my feelings for any of the characters on The Sopranos. Obviously, I love Tony; David Chase's genius was that he made most of America and a good chunk of the world fall in love with a murderous mob boss who also happened to be a family man; Whether or not Tony was a sociopath is something I've been asking myself for more than twelve years.

One character I definitely did not like was Ralph "Ralphie" Cifaretto, played by Joe Pantoliano; Ralph was nasty even by mafia standards, and a total asshole, but Pantoliano's portrayal of the character was amazing. Ralph had a significant coke habit which contributed to his unpredictable nature, and he also had some bizarre sexual fetishes.

A character I loved to hate was Phil Leotardo, played by the late Frank Vincent; Phil was most definitely a sociopath, and extremely homophobic even by mafia standards, but at the same time he had his standards and lived by a strict code of honor. Based on what I've read about Frank Vincent, it sounds like he was an amazing person, and I'm sad I never got to meet him!

Aside from the Soprano family (Tony, Carmela, Meadow, AJ) as a whole, my favorite character without a doubt was Christopher Moltisanti, played by Michael Imperioli.

 

Five!

 

Aaah, plenty of time before the prequel!