The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

I say a lot of things. You'll have to be more specific.

 

She can be a bitch at times, we know 1st hand.Don't let it get to you.

 

This one:

She doesn't like that smiley. She thinks it's obscene.

 

One. First. How hard is that?

You shouldn't even be a mod if you can't handle a couple of one syllable words. :roll:

 

I can't get the Blues Traveler song "Hook" out of my head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLBSoC_2IY8

 

That's a good song. Now if you were talking about It's a Small World, then I'd say you had a problem.

Disney is going to make a movie based on that song. Evidently it is its 50th anniversary.

 

It's Disney, so it doesn't surprise me. :roll: The ride is creepy...

 

The ride is creepy. And the song is the epitome of annoying.

 

I remember my parents playing a Disney CD on repeat during a trip up to Flagstaff when I was younger (the CD was my little sisters' choice). 6 hours of that crap, I wanted to die.

 

Came across this photo in the press-wire today. The woman is gorgeous. Unfortunately, it's a stock photo, so there's no way of knowing who she is.
http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/woman-putting-coin-into-piggy-bank-royalty-free-image/153342617

 

Same with the Ford Mustang. Never really been a fan of the Mustang though.


1964 Ford Mustang

 

Mustangs are awesome. Their awesomeness predates your time though. That car was pure sex.

 

When my generation dies off, your generation will place a higher value on some other car. An '81 Buick perhaps.

 

Actually, it's my time's Mustang's that I dislike. I don't mind the classic Mustangs.

I'm not really an auto-enthusiast. All I know is that my favorite car is a Viper.

 

I like the new Mustangs.

 

The brand new ones (2014-15) aren't as bad. I don't like the 90's or 00's Mustangs. They are everywhere here.

When I think of classic mustangs, I think of Red from That '70s Show.

 

My dad bought a '65 in '66, white with red interior. He had it for 4 years. Gorgeous car. Too bad he didn't keep it because he took pristine care of it. Even 10 years later it would have been worth twice as much as when he bought it. He traded it in for an Olds Vista Cruiser. A sensible trade, and a wagon that was worth many bones today should he have kept it. Great car.