Corolla FX-16 bumper question

External Since: Apr 10, 2004 Posts: 601

"Bruce L. Bergman" <blPYTHONbergman DeleteThis @earthlink.invalid> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 19:45:57 -0500, "Wickeddoll®"
> <wickeddoll1958nofeckingspam DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>
  >>But the idea... It's kind of like when I was still in nursing school. We
  >>drank apple juice out of (wrapped and sterile) urine cups. Gets quite a
  >>reaction from onlookers.
  >>
  >>Natalie, formerly deviant nurse
>
> And you complain about me wanting to sting a few car wash droids
> when they scam ashtray pocket change out of peoples cars. (Not doing
> it, just figuring out how to make it work.)
>
> Pot, meet Kettle. Kettle, Pot. Wink

*curtsey*
>
> I like playing with people's heads a little too, and that sample cup
> gag is a good one. If people want to believe, you can easily "sell"
> Corn Syrup and Red Food Coloring as blood.

I know! That's another deviant thing we used to do - drink that combination
out of sterile blood tubes!
>
> But you have to be careful just how far you go when playing mind
> games on people, they can kill. Literally.

They were too afraid to even approach us LOL
>
> Have I told you the Roofer Initiation Trick that can backfire badly?
> Short version: Someone on the roof (out of view) shouts "Look out!
> Hot tar!" and NFL-style dumps a cooler full of ice water on new worker
> on ground. Worker thinks he's just been drenched in 450F tar, the
> nerve endings agree (because they can't tell the difference between
> severe hot and cold) and the drenchee goes into shock and dies.
>
> --<< Bruce >>--

OMG - that went rather badly, huh?

Natalie

External Since: Apr 10, 2004 Posts: 601

"HachiRoku" <Trueno.DeleteThis@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 20:39:18 -0500, Wickeddoll® wrote:
>
  >>
  >> "HachiRoku" <Trueno.DeleteThis@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
  >> news:gS3yd.2536$sh5.2019@trndny08...
   >>> On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 02:16:04 -0500, Carcenomy wrote:
   >>>
   >>>> Hmmm, can't find the part there?
   >>>>
   >>>> Hell if you were keen to pay the horrendous shipping I could get you
   >>>> more
   >>>> AE82 FXGT bumpers than you could shake a stick at (really - most
   >>>> boyracers
   >>>> buy the wee AE82s and throw wild bodykits on them).
   >>>>
   >>>>
   >>>> Nick.
   >>>> JDM Toyota Heaven.
   >>>
   >>> Oh, yeah! Find your local Bling shop and ask them for castaways! I am
   >>> going to try that with my Hachiroku (I found out about a Northeast
   >>> Hachiroku assoc. in upper N.Y., about 59 miles from here!)
   >>>
   >>> By the way, stranger, you always seem to come back in the 'Nick' of time!
   >>> Wink

  >>
  >> First, why did you go back to that bizarre nick?
  >>
  >> Secondly, baaadddd pun, BAD
  >>
  >> Natalie
>
>
> I like my 'hachiroku'! Best car I ever had!
>
> hachiroku from the Japanese mean 8 6. The model number of the 1984-87
> Corolla GTS as sold in the US (Or Levin or Trueno in the rest of the
> world) is AE86. Say hachiroku or 8 6 to anybody under thirty and they will
> know exactly what you are talking about. Same engine as your FX16,
> slightly bigger body, hellatious for drifting.
>
> I have two pix in my office of hachirokus drifting. Big billowing clouds
> of smoke from the rear tires. They say "Out on a test drive, back in 15
> mins" or "...30 mins".
>
> These two kids came in, said Hi and one said "Here's the pictures", walked
> over to the wall and took them down. I looked at them, and one said That's
> my SHO you guys are fixing. All the time his buddy is looking at the pix
> and nodding. I asked him if he knew what hachiroku meant. "8 6, Corolla
> GTS" right off the bat. Told him I had one in my back yard. Eyes lit
> up..."Don't even ask!" before he could say anything!

I forget who, but someone on this NG keeps trying to get our FX-16. Not
gonna happen!

Smile

Natalie