First Chrysler Crossfire rolld off line...
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First Chrysler Crossfire rolled off line...
Last edited by Darth Xed; Feb 5, 2003 at 12:39 PM.
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Originally posted by Darth Xed
What? Where?
Edit: Dammit... it only fixed it in my post...
What? Where?
Edit: Dammit... it only fixed it in my post...
. What'd it originally spell out? I wrote a paper on street racing for my writing class, and i put obscenities in there without even knowing. Where it should have said "Stick-shift", it came out "Stick sh*t". I didn't do it ones, but multiple times throughout the whole 7 page paper. Good thing it was only a rough draft with the student critiquing it catching it 1st
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Originally posted by RiceEating5.0
It happens to the best of us. What'd it originally spell out?
It happens to the best of us
. What'd it originally spell out?
Of course, Branden telling me I misspelled something is pretty much worse than the proverbial pot calling the kettle black, since he is supposed to be some sort semi-professional journalist and has the worst spelling of anyone on the board! I wrote a paper on street racing for my writing class, and i put obscenities in there without even knowing. Where it should have said "Stick-shift", it came out "Stick sh*t". I didn't do it ones, but multiple times throughout the whole 7 page paper. Good thing it was only a rough draft with the student critiquing it catching it 1st
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That is good stuff...I sent an email to my friend recently mentioning how Jaromir Jagr was leading the NHL in shots... I misspelled 'shots'... so I said Jagr is leading the NHL in *****...
It was good for a laugh!
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Originally posted by Darth Xed
I left the 'e' out of 'rolled' Of course, Branden telling me I misspelled something is pretty much worse than the proverbial pot calling the kettle black, since he is supposed to be some sort semi-professional journalist and has the worst spelling of anyone on the board!
That is good stuff...
I sent an email to my friend recently mentioning how Jaromir Jagr was leading the NHL in shots... I misspelled 'shots'... so I said Jagr is leading the NHL in *****... It was good for a laugh!
I left the 'e' out of 'rolled'
Of course, Branden telling me I misspelled something is pretty much worse than the proverbial pot calling the kettle black, since he is supposed to be some sort semi-professional journalist and has the worst spelling of anyone on the board! That is good stuff...I sent an email to my friend recently mentioning how Jaromir Jagr was leading the NHL in shots... I misspelled 'shots'... so I said Jagr is leading the NHL in *****...
It was good for a laugh!
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Originally posted by Darth Xed
I left the 'e' out of 'rolled' Of course, Branden telling me I misspelled something is pretty much worse than the proverbial pot calling the kettle black, since he is supposed to be some sort semi-professional journalist and has the worst spelling of anyone on the board!
I left the 'e' out of 'rolled'
Of course, Branden telling me I misspelled something is pretty much worse than the proverbial pot calling the kettle black, since he is supposed to be some sort semi-professional journalist and has the worst spelling of anyone on the board!
. Even his name is spelt wrong.
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Re: First Chrysler Crossfire rolled off line...
Originally posted by Darth Xed
Opinions on this car?
Opinions on this car?
I don't really see the point behind the Crossfire. Sure, you've got the selling point of Mercedes mechanicals, but you don't have the badge. Worse yet, the front-end is styled almost exactly like a Pacifica. This is a really strange product. It has retro details, but what exactly was the inspiration?
In the end, you could buy a Mercedes C230K Sport Coupe with a cool sliding glass roof for $5-7,000 less than this wierd "Chrysler." What's the point behind the Crossfire?
