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Replying to: kens (Oct 14, 2004 12:51 pm) Ed |
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I'm right next to you...I grew up in Washington Heights across the river from Yankee stadium and even had my bar-mitzvah (many moons ago) at a catering hall next to the stadium...I've been a Yankees fan since we first moved to Washington Heights (1956) and will ALWAYS be a Yankees fan..they are ALL HEART and as cohesive a team as you will find. When they win, their happiness and joy really shines through.
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$184 million buys a lot of cohesiveness.  Cut the money they spend on player salaries by $50 million and I guarantee they won't have the heart or talent to win the WS. Like it or not, money can buy championships. Or lose them. (hey, I'm a Mariners fan, the second highest grossing franchise in baseball, didn't even break .500 this year- that's what lack of money buys- last place) ;-( Hey guys, I've had 2 speeding tickets in the last 5 years, one driving a minivan, the other test driving a full sized SUV. It's so easy to speed in this GT that I'll probably lose my license! tom
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my underperforming NY Mets. Attended my first game in '64. My dad attended Shea Stadium's grand opening dedication and the Mets first game there. I have attended a few Yankee's games (saw Whitey Fords second or third to last start), but never enjoyed being there. The Yankees-fever is overwhelming around here, but you will never count me among the faithful. Steve
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I'm a Mets fan too after seeing them beat the Cards in '69. I like the Yanks too though. My ski buddy is really after my Outback today, and Boise is pretty suited for a convertible a good 7 or 8 months out of the year. I don't know how I'd get to the hill in a RWD though, and I just got off the sewing machine after rebuilding my snowboarding bibs. I sort of like the idea of trading used cars more often since I usually drive them forever. Midlife fun... Steve, Host |
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Replying to: fibber2 (Oct 14, 2004 2:18 pm)
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so I'll see y'all at the chat tonight? Patti |
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Replying to: volkov (Oct 14, 2004 10:00 am) -Frank |
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Replying to: volkov (Oct 14, 2004 9:49 am) Hey boxy = good! I think it was Motor Trend that recently did a comparo between the Volvo V50 and the Saabaru. Even though the cargo specs were close to identical, they really dinged the Saabaru for its lack of functional cargo capacity. The smoking gun was a picture of a 4-drawer dresser that fit easily in the V50 but in the Saabaru it protruded far enough that the hatch couldn't come close to being closed. And the Forester is way more versatile than the Volvo  -Frank |
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Here's the bottom line. I had a Forester once and really like it. It went anywhere, hauled stuff, was comfortable, had heated seats, got 28 mpg, and I it's looks grew on me. Is it the perfect vehicle for everyone .. no, but as someone told me once .. not everybody likes chocolate ice cream. Now I think that's crazy but it's true. The XT would be nice but I don't want to pay for premium fuel anymore. The XS will be fine. -hutch |
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