Met the girl of my dreams today

You go to UK right? I went to UCD, now working at UCD and I met the woman of my dreams at school, I have to concur with Pierceton101. There's not a better feeling than knowing that the woman of your dreams is right by your side, except maybe winning the $390 million lottery, but I didn't win that one, yet.. :D
 
BDT - You're going to be working on your car; and Heather is going to be hanging out with your Mom and sisters.
Who know allllllllll about how you were as a kid. All the goofy things you did. All the times where you didn't even know it was time to go :doh:
And who can't wait to tell Heather all the stories and show her the pictures.........

You're right, it just not fair.........
 
Yea i know, it sucks, but we never see my family and they are about to move out of the state so we need to visit them as much as possible. It will be ok, i just HAVE to get that car running by the end of Saturday. Welp were off i will tell you how it all goes on Sunday or Monday when we return. If i need tech help with the mounts or headers i will post.
 
After 8 months???
65mistress said:
Why not? I did after 6 months. Best move that I made.
Shoot, you guys are slow. I wasted about 4 hours talking to this blonde before I proposed to her up at my folks' cabin. :lol: But she DID in fact turn me down the first time (and the time after that)......

Persistance finally paid off. 25-almost-26 years ago, now Mrs StDr, yadayadayada, you know the rest.
 
Shoot, you guys are slow. I wasted about 4 hours talking to this blonde before I proposed to her up at my folks' cabin. :lol: But she DID in fact turn me down the first time (and the time after that)......

Persistance finally paid off. 25-almost-26 years ago, now Mrs StDr, yadayadayada, you know the rest.

Does it count that I had the ring after 2 months and the only reason it took me that long was because I was a student at the time? :D
I plan on staying married to her for the rest of my life, depending on how long that is with my snoring keeping her awake at night. :rlaugh:
 
Wooooooooooowa already talking about a ring???? Sounds a little crazy to me. We’ve only truly been officially dating for 5 months. I was kinda wanting to wait till around 9/10 months before I popped the big question. I know she's the one but i honestly don’t think that her dad would give me her hand this early. There family is real conservative. So i need to win him over first, ask permission, buy the ring, con her into saying "Yes". On paper it seems pretty simple, who knows :nice:

Any how, I will fill you in on what went down this weekend, as well as post up a couple pics. First of all we hopped in the truck Friday about 3. We drove for about an hour, stopped at McDonalds grabbed some food. They forgot her nugget sauce. But that’s beside the point. 3.5 hours later. We arrived in Good ole U town. Talked to the family, then i took her around town and showed her my old stomping grounds. Next we came home and went to sleep. I got up at 7 in the morning and started working on my car, she got up about 10 and did a bunch of stuff with my mom, such as look at pictures, play cards, watch a couple movies, and go to some of he flower shops around town. I finished up working on my car around 8. The mounts went on without a hitch, they worked like a champ, slid right into place. Next were the headers, ok the passenger side went right in, the driver side, however, did not slide right in, i had to take the engine mount out to get the clutch linkage out then i put the header in then i put the clutch linkage back in, after getting the header pretty much bolted in i found out that the clutch linkage could not move to the fully closed position, no biggie, i lifted the engine back up, pulled out the linkage then i bent that clutch bar a little towards the fire wall, after that i found that the lower part of the linkage was hitting the header, so i took a torch and cut it a hair shorter and drilled a new hole. I put it back in and let the bar that goes from the linkage to the throw out bearing, out a little to compensate for the shorter linkage. Tested everything and tightened up everything. :nice: The only thing i didn’t get done was welding on the new exhaust tips and shortening the exhaust pipes as well as welding the reducers on. My dad said he would get that done so I wouldn’t have to drive all the way back. Sunday we went to church had lunch with the family and then we drove all the way back home last night. The weekend went way to fast. But we both had a pretty good time.

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:rlaugh: Love the pictures, especially the one with her wearing your "Dangles" :D The second picture, she's making the face that my ex made when I told her to get the F@$# OUT!! Was she holding a knife too outside the frame of that picture like my ex? :rlaugh:

Really like the verty though, woof...
 
I'm glad someone was able to get some work done on their stang.........the weather here is still so cold and wet that I've still got sally all bundled up! AND we're expecting a n'oreaster this weekend!:fuss:

BTW....Andy, ignore them about the ring. You're doing the right thing taking your time. If she's the one, then you're gonna be together a long, long, looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time!:nice:
 
BTW....Andy, ignore them about the ring. You're doing the right thing taking your time. If she's the one, then you're gonna be together a long, long, looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time!:nice:

Which can be a very good thing.





In case you didn't know.













:nonono: Sorry man, that was a cheap one, even for me :nonono:











(StDr hangs his head and slinks off to do his penance over on f150online.com)
 
Stand by for another thread-jack......

First, I have to say (again); Sorry 'bout that, Fritz.

Oh yeah, krash: back one page, you mentioned a 12ga. bolt-action Mossberg. I have one of those as well, except mine is a 20 ga, with the Poly-Choke . Was my Dad's, and my older brother's didn't want it, because the receiver is well worn and the bolt can sometimes jam when shoved into battery - at least by an overexcited right-hander. Being a lefty; it doesn't really give me any trouble at all! 30" :eek: barrel, but really light and quick, great for clays.

NOW, ON TO THE IMPENDING (but somewhat topical) THREADJACK!

With great :SNSign: pride, I must tell you that one of our Warriors :flag: has come back to the ZI for a couple of weeks R&R :nice: (before he goes back to the sandbox :notnice: ); and tomorrow, his sweetheart (another :flag: ) will be flying from her post to his post to visit said hero. Then they will be driving to his childhood home in Western (I think it's western) Iowa to visit his small-town friends and family.

(Sounds kinda topical for this thread, huh? It gets better, 'cause there's a Stang in it!) :D

ON this trip they will be taking the soldier's (his, not her's) '94 Cobra back home to Iowa where his Dad (and Uncle, and Cousins, and who-all-else I don't remember) will be finishing the installation of the new motor for this car. Something with a little more displacement than the aged, broken 5.0, something with a taller deck, and there was something about a stroker bottom-end that might require a bigger "blue bottle" in the trunk. Apparently, the Beach Boys' song will be re-written with the bridge, "She's Real Great, My 408" So boys, if you happen to come across a guy with a military haircut in a snowy-white SN95; ummmmm, you might want to think twice.......

So, the questions, dear readers, are thus:
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Will the young couple make their trip safely across the central United States?

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Will they be able to visit all of the friends, ride all the quads, view all the starlit Midwest nights that they planned?

(even more organ music)
Will the young soldier-girl, used to hauling horses behind a Chevy pickup be able to spell the young soldier-boy at the wheel of an F150 while hauling a big white Snake which once graced a national publication?

(yeahyeahyeah, the organ again)
Will the readers get pics (preferably in another thread) of the young couple, including at least one which explains why the F150 is known as "The Grape Ape"???

(organ again, but with a little bugle accompaniment)
Stay tuned for more news of these Patriots as it comes to this RKO Station!!!!!

We now return you to the original story, "Young Love in College", already in progress!

EDIT: And remember, you heard it here first.... Classics Talk SCOOPS the Late-Model pages! :D :D :D