Unicorn issue
June 2nd, 2017, 01:23 PM
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June 4th, 2017, 05:31 PM
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Have to say, I like that music
I saw a documentary special on that movie. That scene just happened, it wasn't in the script. The family of the kid playing did get paid for permission to include it in the movie. 
June 5th, 2017, 05:54 AM
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Noah couldn't pull it off, Lizy what did you clone ? Bugles and corn chips?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EPs...GYOVfVU70tZL8S
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EPs...GYOVfVU70tZL8S
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June 5th, 2017, 06:22 AM
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^^Ha ha, yeah, a tad. The unavailable F/B vid I posted is about as useful as this thread. 
Liz is sitting back LHAO I'm thinking. 
After all she warned us her sense of humor was a bit off. She should fit right in.
That's ok, the 69 G block that she posted in her photo gallery of the 442 is a J head unit.
Now THAT'S a f'ing unicorn Is it Friday yet?
Liz is sitting back LHAO I'm thinking. After all she warned us her sense of humor was a bit off. She should fit right in. That's ok, the 69 G block that she posted in her photo gallery of the 442 is a J head unit.
Now THAT'S a f'ing unicorn
Is it Friday yet?
June 5th, 2017, 09:38 PM
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Maybe she's speaking metaphorically. Yes, I had to look that word up, and I'm still not sure I used it right. Multiple syllable and all.
The Unicorn is perhaps representative of that hardest to find but highly desired object, in this case a 1969 442, car of her dreams. The glitter is bling, of course, and maybe the Unicorn just doesn't have that popping curb appeal yet, and the quest becomes that of finding the bling.
Or maybe I should stick to my day job :-D
The Unicorn is perhaps representative of that hardest to find but highly desired object, in this case a 1969 442, car of her dreams. The glitter is bling, of course, and maybe the Unicorn just doesn't have that popping curb appeal yet, and the quest becomes that of finding the bling.
Or maybe I should stick to my day job :-D
example
A 1986 olds cutlass with a 7004r
It's the running joke of the person at a show that will say I had one like that from the factory..
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