Let's assay this sorry-excuse-for-a-driver's brain (archive)

1) "Stag-4 M3" - I wonder if this is an M3 characterized by a special upholstery treatment which allows a small group of boys-who-would-be-men to play with each other in the dark (while fantasizing about actual G-G-G-Girls) without fear of permanently soiling the seats.

2) Try to imagine the magnitude of an intellect which is capable of placing the statement "any time any where (sic)" just prior to stipulating a SPECIFIC place ("Angelest Creast (sic)") and a SPECIFIC day ("Friday's [sic]").

(For those not familiar with "sic", it means "thus", and is used to indicate that the inane verbiage just preceeding the "sic" is actually intended to be as written.)

3) "Angelest Creast" is probably an attempt at "Angeles Crest". But it would be unfair to criticize the spelling of someone who was obviously not introduced to writing that required greater than a second-grade vocabulary. On the other hand, how does an illiterate pass the licensing exam? Perhaps he got his six-year-old sister to take the exam for him.

Follow Ups:

Re: Let's assay this sorry-excuse-for-a-driver's b PAJLLIK 20:33 12/29/1999 (5)
- the NSX has won Le Mans GT2, has the M3? keep doing your autocrosses....... 11:04 12/30/1999 (3)
  - Re: the NSX has won Le Mans GT2, has the M3? Torch 11:13 12/30/1999 (2)
    - If you think NSX cost $100K, then you are the big idiot, new ones cost about $65k~$75K 22:00 12/30/1999 (1)
      - Re: If you think NSX cost $100K, then you are the UBESORY 03:29 12/31/1999 (0)
- Maybe it's because both BMWs AND NSXs are GREAT ca rs, and also because... 02:04 12/30/1999 (0)

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