Seen but not really believed...
Submitted by paul on Mon, 10/27/2003 - 12:04am. Scenes
...a man in his late 50s or early 60s, wearing a very colorful shirt and khaki shorts and a wide-brimmed straw hat, describing a song and enthusiastically doing air-guitar for a man sitting behind the wheel of a minivan in a grocery store parking lot.

Okay, in another 20 years if I'm doing things like that, I hereby instruct you all to do something about me, preferably with a shotgun.
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One question:
Posted by Sewicked on Tue, 11/18/2003 - 12:14pm.
Was the guy doing air guitar in or next to the minivan?
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Posted by paul on Tue, 11/18/2003 - 4:43pm.
He was standing next to it, talking to the guy in the minivan, who looked like he'd really rather end the conversation.

"And then it goes (noises supposed to be a guitar solo, followed by somy lyrics)"
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Oh yes Paul...
Posted by ParU on Sat, 11/15/2003 - 10:19pm.
We certainly will. And my kids have strict instructions never to let me buy a Cadillac. A sure sign of advancing senility.
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Posted by Saint on Sun, 11/16/2003 - 7:55am.
My dad has two Cadillacs and has been looking at a third. Nice ride, Cadillacs. I think they only indicate poor mental health if you paint them pink and put bull horns on the hood.
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Horns
Posted by persona on Sun, 11/23/2003 - 8:25am.
i've always wanted a car with horns on the hood... for the longest time i tried to talk my dad into letting me fix up his el-camino thats been sitting in the field for like 19 years... anyways because of the horn idea he refused to let me (i would have painted it pink too)... *sigh* so it sits in the field with all its untapped potential, waiting for someone to bring it to life.
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