Would you be this mean to your Bonne?
04-09-2007, 01:03 PM
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Ok, the nice, uniformed guard standing near me says I only have a couple of minutes per post, so I need to make this quick. 
MV was in paint on Friday to blend after some door damage was discovered as a result of the break-in. Minor, but needed to get repaired.
The dogs did not make it to the vet on Friday. Apparently, my wife decided she did not want to try to stuff (or lift) them into the Bonne (whew!!!!!!!) and is awaiting the return of the MV for the trip to the vets. Estimations of dogs' weights was a WAG. The lab IS old and overweight (like his owner) but has been on the "Senior Wieght Control" IAMs for awhile and the Aussie is keeping him active, so he is not as saggy as he used to be, we will find out at the vet visit. The Aussie doesn't appear to be overweight, so my guess may be high, but when he does a flying leap over the back of the couch and lands on my stomach, he feels like 80 lbs. at least
Modding a mini-van would allow my wife to feel and hear a supercharger. I figured at least that way, she would be happy hearing whine and leave my Bonne alone. Worth the effort if you ask me.
MV was in paint on Friday to blend after some door damage was discovered as a result of the break-in. Minor, but needed to get repaired.
The dogs did not make it to the vet on Friday. Apparently, my wife decided she did not want to try to stuff (or lift) them into the Bonne (whew!!!!!!!) and is awaiting the return of the MV for the trip to the vets. Estimations of dogs' weights was a WAG. The lab IS old and overweight (like his owner) but has been on the "Senior Wieght Control" IAMs for awhile and the Aussie is keeping him active, so he is not as saggy as he used to be, we will find out at the vet visit. The Aussie doesn't appear to be overweight, so my guess may be high, but when he does a flying leap over the back of the couch and lands on my stomach, he feels like 80 lbs. at least
Modding a mini-van would allow my wife to feel and hear a supercharger. I figured at least that way, she would be happy hearing whine and leave my Bonne alone. Worth the effort if you ask me.
04-09-2007, 01:59 PM
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so wait the wife has the bonne your not getting it back will she be nice enough for you to use it on Friday 
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Hell dont bother bring the van
will she be nice enough for you to use it on Friday ................ Hell dont bother bring the van
04-09-2007, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by GXP_Vince
so wait the wife has the bonne your not getting it back will she be nice enough for you to use it on Friday ................ H*** dont bother bring the van
will she be nice enough for you to use it on Friday ................ H*** dont bother bring the van
04-09-2007, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Vince...I'm gonna need a picture of his head hanging in shame when he shows up in the van. 
I may not be driving a Bonneville at the moment, but I'm not driving a minivan either!
04-09-2007, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Vince...I'm gonna need a picture of his head hanging in shame when he shows up in the van.
I may not be driving a Bonneville at the moment, but I'm not driving a minivan either!
. My wife is more familiar with the Bonne, and she is afraid to drive her dad'* car. If something happens to the Bonne, at least it is a car under our insurance and I am an easy going type of guy
04-09-2007, 03:40 PM
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3.3 Flexfuel, 2nd tranny, Patriot Pearl Blue, Tan (mostly*) interior - *colorful interior modifications by 5-year old Aimee
- February 2006 Best ¼ ET=14.783, Best 60’=2.249, Best Trap=94.73 mph. Gutted airbox, K&N drop-in, NGK TR55s ????
That thing can run huh? =P
- February 2006 Best ¼ ET=14.783, Best 60’=2.249, Best Trap=94.73 mph. Gutted airbox, K&N drop-in, NGK TR55s ????
That thing can run huh? =P
04-09-2007, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
...Actually, I am driving my father-in-law'* 2000 Le Sabre Limited . My wife is more familiar with the Bonne, and she is afraid to drive her dad'* car...
. My wife is more familiar with the Bonne, and she is afraid to drive her dad'* car...
in her dad'* Buick. She'* addicted. And Soccer Bob is hosed.
04-09-2007, 04:03 PM
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this is for you Bob, to get you back in the good graces of the church. I'll have pics and a price as soon as the nephew gets them to me, tonight I hope.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...726&highlight=
in all fairness, I should also put this one up
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=75723
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...726&highlight=
in all fairness, I should also put this one up
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=75723