Put me in a NASCAR car with a professional driver and let me take a ride aroundthe track.
The Nissan GTR. Mmmm, what a car with a 600 horsepower twinturbo 3.8 liter V6 engine with a 0-60 time of 2.7 seconds! I want this car!
NAPKINS!!!!! Lots and lots of NAPKINS! Gas receipts with registration and car repair paper work.
I know the designers weren't trying to be practical because while they were designing a gas compartment which doesn't need a gas cap, lockable or otherwise, they made it so in an emergency, when you run out of fuel, you need this easily lost little plastic tube fitting for the opening to allow a gas … Read more
Proof of insurance and a tire pressure gauge.
(Operator's manual and servicce record are in the house in my office.)
I have the orignal owner's manual along with proof of insurance, registration, tire pressure gauge, and hopefully soon, a gun. Yes, someday soon I hope to exercise my 2nd amendment rights and become a legal and responsible gun owner.
I can't imagine having more fun joyriding in any other vehicle than a really fast experimental air- or spacecraft, one like the X24B.
The official glove box is too hard to get at across the truck from me, so it has very little in it. The glove box in the console is too hard to deal with getting open & closed, so it doesn't have anything but stuff I'd need in an emergency, which makes no sense at … Read more
The only thing you'd find in my glove box is the original instruction manual.
There isn't any gloves in there, but my vehicle registration, insurance card, owners manual, flashlight and bag of wintergreen lifesavers are.
I have more than one:
Hallelujah Chorus
The Little Drummer Boy
O Holy Night
Do you Hear What I Hear
If I had to pick one it would be Little Drummer Boy
Little Drummer Boy.
First off it isn't overplayed and secondly it lets you know that no matter how little you have, you can still give something from the heart.
This one, it kinda reminds me of me:
This old song because it reminds me of my Mother and makes my eyes water, like right now.
I have more than one:
Hallelujah Chorus
The Little Drummer Boy
O Holy Night
Do you Hear What I Hear
If I had to pick one it would be Little Drummer Boy
Little Drummer Boy.
First off it isn't overplayed and secondly it lets you know that no matter how little you have, you can still give something from the heart.
"Please Come Home for Christmas" performed by the Eagles is my favorite Christmas song.
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation.
I find most of them pretty awful.
I suppose that "It's a Wonderful Life" is OK, and the Alastair Sim version of "A Christmas Carol" is better than most versions that followed it.
Miracle on 34th Street
