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Well, not really, just one bar...  :D

 

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Bunch of Corvetteforum.com friends! :sigh:

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Now I know why you don't have a girlfriend!  When you go out

bar hopping it is all guys!  I generally try to find a bit better

ratio of females then that, it helps out the odds a bit.  Unless

thats not what you are interested in....   :sigh:    ;)

 

btw, who is talking the picture of you standing next to the

camaro?

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btw, who is talking the picture of you standing next to the

camaro?

I know this isn't "Straight from the horse's mouth", but it looks like he set the timer on it and just set it on the ground.

 

Either that or he got an ant to take the shot. :sigh:

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I know where that bar is! Did you drive all the way to MA to go to Owens? Geez, had I known I would've met you there, it's only about a 1/2 hour drive for me.

 

 

bassdog

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Look real close at the right side of the pic.  There's a girl, but no one seems to even notice.  

 

 

 

Now I know why you don't have a girlfriend!  When you go out

bar hopping it is all guys!  I generally try to find a bit better

ratio of females then that, it helps out the odds a bit.  

 

I think it's because he always photographs everything :sigh:  :D

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1 girl in the whole bar?

 

I bet the guys are watching football.  Hahaha

 

She even looks like shes into it

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hey, u 20!!  wait more year!!  im calling popo!!

Yea so,

 

And i had TWO beers, not just one....  :D  :D  :sigh:

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Look real close at the right side of the pic.  There's a girl, but no one seems to even notice.
SHE can't believe she's not being noticed.  I think she's taking her own pulse!!  ;)  :sigh:
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Look real close at the right side of the pic.  There's a girl, but no one seems to even notice.
SHE can't believe she's not being noticed.  I think she's taking her own pulse!!  ;)  :sigh:

From what I can tell, she ain't half bad either.  What the heck is the matter with you Corvetteforum guys?   :stupid:

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Are there too many curves for a corvette to handle?  :D  jk

 

btw, what are you doing with a Camero at a Corvetteforum meeting?  That's it!!!!  The camera man is ROTFLOL at Merv.  Do you see Merv's smirk?  He knows the camera man needs to find a new ride home!   :sigh:  :D  :D

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Hehe

 

1 That girl is married to one of the other guys....

2. The vette is away for the season.. plus i wanted to bring the camaro since it had the LED taillights in it...

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