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aaronjb

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #15 on: 12 October 2010, 20:11:14 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.



My Fair Lady? :D :D

I used to drive a Fairlady (named after the musical, so it's said) .. yeesh that was an embarrassing name for a car.

Went and saw The Phantom of the Opera in London with the ex and really couldn't understand what all the fuss was about.. she was apoplectic that I thought it was all a bit silly (even though she'd spent several months calling my hobby of cars worse things, ah, double standards).

Anyway.. I digress and my bitterness is showing.
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waspy

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #16 on: 12 October 2010, 20:22:43 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.



My Fair Lady? :D :D

I used to drive a Fairlady (named after the musical, so it's said) .. yeesh that was an embarrassing name for a car.

Went and saw The Phantom of the Opera in London with the ex and really couldn't understand what all the fuss was about.. she was apoplectic that I thought it was all a bit silly (even though she'd spent several months calling my hobby of cars worse things, ah, double standards).

Anyway.. I digress and my bitterness is showing.

A ZX??
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aaronjb

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #17 on: 12 October 2010, 20:23:49 »

Yep - my first was an import (hence the Fairlady monkier - it still had the sticker on the back, too).. my current one is a UK car though, so I get to avoid the Fairlady name  ;D
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waspy

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #18 on: 12 October 2010, 20:39:04 »

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Yep - my first was an import (hence the Fairlady monkier - it still had the sticker on the back, too).. my current one is a UK car though, so I get to avoid the Fairlady name  ;D

Had a couple of 280's, the last one i had was a total rot box :( ::)
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aaronjb

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #19 on: 12 October 2010, 20:42:56 »

I'd absolutely kill for a nicely restored 240 or 260 with a big V8 in the front .. but as you say, most of them are utterly rotten now and the ones that aren't cost a fortune :(

This would be nice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhFc2oPEzHk
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waspy

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #20 on: 12 October 2010, 20:49:07 »

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I'd absolutely kill for a nicely restored 240 or 260 with a big V8 in the front .. but as you say, most of them are utterly rotten now and the ones that aren't cost a fortune :(

This would be nice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhFc2oPEzHk

I just said to myself "that squirm well with that in" then he snaked it up the road :) :P :y
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aaronjb

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #21 on: 12 October 2010, 20:50:38 »

Oh yes - definitely a triumph of torque over traction  ;D

I keep saying my next car will be a V8 of some description.. I just can't decide what, but whatever it is has to have that noise :)
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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #22 on: 12 October 2010, 21:00:46 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.

Hmmm, I'll bite. [sings]The hills are alive with the sound of music [/sings]

As for the other The Alamo / She wore a yellow ribbon / Big Country

Am I close?

As for the original subject, I enjoy planet rock for the variety of music. No set timeframe and there is rarely a duff tune on. They do seem to of toned down the jingles though (some were classic).
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waspy

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« Reply #23 on: 12 October 2010, 21:02:14 »

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Oh yes - definitely a triumph of torque over traction  ;D

I keep saying my next car will be a V8 of some description.. I just can't decide what, but whatever it is has to have that noise :)

My next car will be a V12 & i know exactly what it will be :) :-* 8-)
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Martin_1962

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #24 on: 12 October 2010, 21:03:30 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.

Hmmm, I'll bite. [sings]The hills are alive with the sound of music [/sings]

As for the other The Alamo / She wore a yellow ribbon / Big Country

Am I close?

As for the original subject, I enjoy planet rock for the variety of music. No set timeframe and there is rarely a duff tune on. They do seem to of toned down the jingles though (some were classic).


All are totally wrong.

Musical - a clue - Dodge Monaco
Western - a clue - the best one there is :y
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Martin_1962

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« Reply #25 on: 12 October 2010, 21:05:59 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.

That is tantamount to admitting your gay. ;) :D :-* ;D ;D


They are on a mission from God
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aaronjb

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #26 on: 12 October 2010, 21:07:46 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.

Hmmm, I'll bite. [sings]The hills are alive with the sound of music [/sings]

As for the other The Alamo / She wore a yellow ribbon / Big Country

Am I close?

As for the original subject, I enjoy planet rock for the variety of music. No set timeframe and there is rarely a duff tune on. They do seem to of toned down the jingles though (some were classic).


All are totally wrong.

Musical - a clue - Dodge Monaco
Western - a clue - the best one there is :y

Blues Brothers.. (for the musical, obviously)
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Martin_1962

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #27 on: 12 October 2010, 21:10:11 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.

Hmmm, I'll bite. [sings]The hills are alive with the sound of music [/sings]

As for the other The Alamo / She wore a yellow ribbon / Big Country

Am I close?

As for the original subject, I enjoy planet rock for the variety of music. No set timeframe and there is rarely a duff tune on. They do seem to of toned down the jingles though (some were classic).


All are totally wrong.

Musical - a clue - Dodge Monaco
Western - a clue - the best one there is :y

Blues Brothers.. (for the musical, obviously)


Of course - the best musical ever!
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aaronjb

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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #28 on: 12 October 2010, 21:12:54 »

The car was quite a big hint..  ;D
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Re: Why I like Planet Rock
« Reply #29 on: 12 October 2010, 21:14:10 »

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One of my favourite films is a musical :o :o

Can you guess it?

Another is a Western.

Hmmm, I'll bite. [sings]The hills are alive with the sound of music [/sings]

As for the other The Alamo / She wore a yellow ribbon / Big Country

Am I close?

As for the original subject, I enjoy planet rock for the variety of music. No set timeframe and there is rarely a duff tune on. They do seem to of toned down the jingles though (some were classic).


All are totally wrong.

Musical - a clue - Dodge Monaco
Western - a clue - the best one there is :y

Doh :( Hmm not sure on either actually then. I can think of a long list of the westerns but none spring to mind.
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