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06-19-2006, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by dillsrotary
if we're gonna form a street gang over this i say we should be called the "8's".
"straight outta compton was a crazy 8 name icecube"
"straight outta compton was a crazy 8 name icecube"
06-19-2006, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by dillsrotary
here's a pic of our last meet with the "Z's"
ah yes, of course!
06-19-2006, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Stavesacre21
I'll just act like I have somewhat of an idea as to what on earth we are talking about...
ah yes, of course!
ah yes, of course!
06-20-2006, 01:31 AM
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My goodness. Heh, this speaks enough right here...
"Rotary-powered cars, much like hybrids, basically appeal to women and some men who fear, for numerous and whatever reasons, the innate power and violence a single-cammed overhead-valved fuel-burning engine represents.
There's just too damned much thinking involved when it comes to the Otto cycle and understanding it for a small portion of the consumer market, almost unbelievably since the obviously superior technology has existed for more than a century. Experts both in the US and abroad have surmised that fans of Wankel engines, their derivatives and/or hybrids tend to be lacking in a necessary human hormone, testosterone, resulting in absurd inclination to embrace such fallacy. These same experts are currently working towards determining whether the lack of intelligence these subjects exhibit is a cause or an effect of the inexplicable tendency to accept these cars.
More to follow."
Haha, I hope he isn't joking with the message he's putting forward - it would make it even funnier :D
"Rotary-powered cars, much like hybrids, basically appeal to women and some men who fear, for numerous and whatever reasons, the innate power and violence a single-cammed overhead-valved fuel-burning engine represents.
There's just too damned much thinking involved when it comes to the Otto cycle and understanding it for a small portion of the consumer market, almost unbelievably since the obviously superior technology has existed for more than a century. Experts both in the US and abroad have surmised that fans of Wankel engines, their derivatives and/or hybrids tend to be lacking in a necessary human hormone, testosterone, resulting in absurd inclination to embrace such fallacy. These same experts are currently working towards determining whether the lack of intelligence these subjects exhibit is a cause or an effect of the inexplicable tendency to accept these cars.
More to follow."
Haha, I hope he isn't joking with the message he's putting forward - it would make it even funnier :D
06-20-2006, 01:57 AM
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maybe i'm telling either my age or B-movie IQ, but I've never heard of "the warriors". I even worked at a blockbuster for 3 years, and still it's not ringin any bells.
I guess it's official...I am one pathetic loser
I guess it's official...I am one pathetic loser
06-20-2006, 02:25 AM
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Originally Posted by tiltmode43
My goodness. Heh, this speaks enough right here...
"Rotary-powered cars, much like hybrids, basically appeal to women and some men who fear, for numerous and whatever reasons, the innate power and violence a single-cammed overhead-valved fuel-burning engine represents.
There's just too damned much thinking involved when it comes to the Otto cycle and understanding it for a small portion of the consumer market, almost unbelievably since the obviously superior technology has existed for more than a century. Experts both in the US and abroad have surmised that fans of Wankel engines, their derivatives and/or hybrids tend to be lacking in a necessary human hormone, testosterone, resulting in absurd inclination to embrace such fallacy. These same experts are currently working towards determining whether the lack of intelligence these subjects exhibit is a cause or an effect of the inexplicable tendency to accept these cars.
More to follow."
Haha, I hope he isn't joking with the message he's putting forward - it would make it even funnier :D
"Rotary-powered cars, much like hybrids, basically appeal to women and some men who fear, for numerous and whatever reasons, the innate power and violence a single-cammed overhead-valved fuel-burning engine represents.
There's just too damned much thinking involved when it comes to the Otto cycle and understanding it for a small portion of the consumer market, almost unbelievably since the obviously superior technology has existed for more than a century. Experts both in the US and abroad have surmised that fans of Wankel engines, their derivatives and/or hybrids tend to be lacking in a necessary human hormone, testosterone, resulting in absurd inclination to embrace such fallacy. These same experts are currently working towards determining whether the lack of intelligence these subjects exhibit is a cause or an effect of the inexplicable tendency to accept these cars.
More to follow."
Haha, I hope he isn't joking with the message he's putting forward - it would make it even funnier :D
06-20-2006, 07:34 AM
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Maybe someone should tell him that hybrids and rotary cars use the Otto cycle as well.. :p
Originally Posted by tiltmode43
My goodness. Heh, this speaks enough right here...
"Rotary-powered cars, much like hybrids, basically appeal to women and some men who fear, for numerous and whatever reasons, the innate power and violence a single-cammed overhead-valved fuel-burning engine represents.
There's just too damned much thinking involved when it comes to the Otto cycle and understanding it for a small portion of the consumer market, almost unbelievably since the obviously superior technology has existed for more than a century. Experts both in the US and abroad have surmised that fans of Wankel engines, their derivatives and/or hybrids tend to be lacking in a necessary human hormone, testosterone, resulting in absurd inclination to embrace such fallacy. These same experts are currently working towards determining whether the lack of intelligence these subjects exhibit is a cause or an effect of the inexplicable tendency to accept these cars.
More to follow."
Haha, I hope he isn't joking with the message he's putting forward - it would make it even funnier :D
"Rotary-powered cars, much like hybrids, basically appeal to women and some men who fear, for numerous and whatever reasons, the innate power and violence a single-cammed overhead-valved fuel-burning engine represents.
There's just too damned much thinking involved when it comes to the Otto cycle and understanding it for a small portion of the consumer market, almost unbelievably since the obviously superior technology has existed for more than a century. Experts both in the US and abroad have surmised that fans of Wankel engines, their derivatives and/or hybrids tend to be lacking in a necessary human hormone, testosterone, resulting in absurd inclination to embrace such fallacy. These same experts are currently working towards determining whether the lack of intelligence these subjects exhibit is a cause or an effect of the inexplicable tendency to accept these cars.
More to follow."
Haha, I hope he isn't joking with the message he's putting forward - it would make it even funnier :D
06-20-2006, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by HolyCross05
Hmmm, I wonder how many people who drive crossfires come to this site...
06-20-2006, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Stavesacre21
maybe i'm telling either my age or B-movie IQ, but I've never heard of "the warriors". I even worked at a blockbuster for 3 years, and still it's not ringin any bells.
I guess it's official...I am one pathetic loser
I guess it's official...I am one pathetic loser
It is not a great movie but it is enjoyable. I guess I am older than you.
edit: I just checked your profile. Yep, I'm old enought to be your dad.
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06-20-2006, 09:18 AM
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I read what alot of them had to say about the RX-8,some didn't like it, some said some untasteful things about the 8, two or three current owners of GTO's who had rotary cars in the past tried to defend the rotaries and educate some of the ignorant.
All in all it wasn't too bad of a bashing.
All in all it wasn't too bad of a bashing.
06-20-2006, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Stavesacre21
maybe i'm telling either my age or B-movie IQ, but I've never heard of "the warriors". I even worked at a blockbuster for 3 years, and still it's not ringin any bells. I guess it's official...I am one pathetic loser
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