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What are these symtoms??????

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Old Nov 3, 2002 | 07:24 PM
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Default What are these symtoms??????

1) Looking out the window to make sure its not a dream
2) Having to go out and find an excuse to sit in the car
3) Going to sit in the car in the middle of dinner, just because you felt it was the most important thing at the time to do.
4) Finding a reason to drive somewhere!!!!!
5) Actually smiling so hard while driving that you cant see past your cheeks.

So what do you guys recommend? Tylonol? Few days off work.....
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Old Nov 3, 2002 | 07:34 PM
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Fill her up with high octane fuel.. and eat a good amount of rice cars.. and keep smilin !!!!

need more of a fix ???

Join the Ontario Chapter.. ha ha ha.. we hunt in packs !!
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Old Nov 4, 2002 | 10:53 AM
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You are suffering (suffering? I mean enjoying) from New Ownership of a Bonneville sindrome. It is typical amoung owners of fine Bonnevilles. The bad news is that, just like some VD, you can't get rid of it--you can only treat the simptoms.

My recommendation to you is to go to as many Ontario Club meets as possible, and take as many road trips as you can afford to do. A good long road trip will soothe your longing to feel the comfortable catcher'* mit seats, your longing to feel responsive acceleration, and your irresistable urge to smile.

Another remedy is to get a babysitter and go out on a date night with your husband. Check out the lugurious back seat appointments and ample space, cruise the cityscape with only your marker lights and fog lights on, and of course, smile at all the rice as you and your husband dust them off the road!

If these don't work, than you are a lost cause. Just sell the house and move into your bonneville.
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Old Nov 4, 2002 | 11:52 AM
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You guys are tooooo funny!

I left this am at 8:30 and just got back from driving now 12:00.
I stoped in at a friends and showed off my car. Told her its the first car I've had that hugs me everytime I get in. I have the lumbar suport seats

Ok time to eat and go and drive again....
catch up with you guys sometime later
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Old Nov 9, 2002 | 02:18 AM
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Originally Posted by kimmers
1) Looking out the window to make sure its not a dream
2) Having to go out and find an excuse to sit in the car
3) Going to sit in the car in the middle of dinner, just because you felt it was the most important thing at the time to do.
4) Finding a reason to drive somewhere!!!!!
5) Actually smiling so hard while driving that you cant see past your cheeks.

So what do you guys recommend? Tylonol? Few days off work.....
Bonneville ADDICT.....Remedy: Drive 'til you puke!
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