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"Road Warrior" Panic for Gas Today as Pipelines Shut Down

Discussion in 'Other Off Topic Forum' started by venusone, Aug 31, 2005.

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  1. venusone

    venusone F1 Rookie

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    #1 venusone, Aug 31, 2005
    Can you say "Road Warrior"? This afternoon was complete panic when the Atlanta pipelines shut down. When I left work there were lines to gas stations blocking all major & minor roadways. The panic is though out the state. The price is irrelevant.
    BYW: our governor started the panic by asking folks to “conserve” gas & not explaining details. Panic is panic here in Georgia. This has nothing to do w/ the disaster in New Orleans were we should be focusing our attention.
    I got caught up in the gas panic on the way home and was thinking of ways to get it. U?
     
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    #2 wax, Aug 31, 2005
    When I introduced my friends to Mad Max and Repo Man on the same day, I was like a friggin' celebrity.
     
  3. venusone

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    #3 venusone, Aug 31, 2005
    Yeah, david lynch. "Repo Man" already had the mother load onboard. "Mad Max" had a wicked blower & Tina Turner in his pocket. I want that wicked leather & braced walk in my man.
     
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    #4 wax, Aug 31, 2005
    Tina was in that Thunderdome thing.

    Mel wasn't too thrilled when I parked in his space at Paramount, but he didn't get vocal. Either time. Short fella. I mean, short short. Prob'ly why he didn't say nuttin' until I said, "Hey, nice shirt." (only Hawaiians know how to make Hawaiian shirts, if you can dig it). When they show wrinkles in his films, they're real. I like that. I hope he doesn't plasticize his features.

    Nevertheless, there is a certain inimitable mixture of wry charm, devil-may-care swagger about the man who is more handsome than I, which means "Icon" as his Production Co's name is befitting.

    Long Live Mel, Long Live Mad Max
     

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