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Posted by: boboli914@att.net Sep 28 2005, 06:32 PM

Posted by: lagunero Sep 28 2005, 06:54 PM

I find those two smilies making out very offensive. J/K

Posted by: Aaron Cox Sep 28 2005, 06:56 PM

QUOTE (lagunero @ Sep 28 2005, 05:54 PM)

I find those two smilies making out very offensive. J/K

F-in trouble makers

Posted by: Qarl Sep 28 2005, 06:56 PM

Everyone's all nice and happy and kissy-a$$ until someone blows it and Andy gets pissed again.

I say next time someone blows it for all of us... I say we give him noogies, a wedgie, and hide boogers in his glovebox!

Posted by: SLITS Sep 28 2005, 07:03 PM

QUOTE (lagunero @ Sep 28 2005, 05:54 PM)

I find those two smilies making out very offensive. J/K

They are male and female...what's the problem......nevermind.....you're in the OC

Posted by: Rouser Sep 28 2005, 08:02 PM

Outstanding SirAndy, simply outstanding!

Posted by: sixnotfour Sep 28 2005, 08:04 PM

Posted by: Qarl Sep 28 2005, 08:15 PM

Thank you 914world.com?



Yes, thank you for a horribly addiction that I cannot shake. Thanks for the thousands of hours I have spent reading all of this entertaining and educational stuff about 914s and off topic blather, when I could have been...

1. drinking beer
2. surfing for porn
3. fondling my wife.

But instead, I have become friends with hundreds (if not thousands) of cool people that I have never met. I have learned a lot about the personalities, interests, hobbies, trials and tribulations of people all over the world.

I have also spent a great deal of my hard-earned money on stuff that I probably would not have found had it not been for 914club (like cool shifter assembles, roller bearings, laser-cut metal parts, etc.). My credit card company and Paypal thanks you too!

Yeah... thanks a lot!!!!

Posted by: iamchappy Sep 28 2005, 08:27 PM

So, Qarl thats how you would be spending your time without a 914 club.com.
I like the order of things 123 seems about right.

Posted by: ThinAir914 Sep 28 2005, 08:36 PM

QUOTE (Qarl @ Sep 28 2005, 07:15 PM)

But instead, I have become friends with hundreds (if not thousands) of cool people that I have never met. I have learned a lot about the personalities, interests, hobbies, trials and tribulations of people all over the world. I have also spent a great deal of my hard-earned money on stuff that I probably would not have found had it not been for 914club (like cool shifter assembles, roller bearings, laser-cut metal parts, etc.).

Yup! And when you actually get to get together with them in person it gets even better!

Posted by: shoguneagle Sep 28 2005, 08:55 PM

Hi Gang,

I am recently back in the fold after completing my moving to Flagstaff, AZ (retired people do things a little differently and slower-----I guess I fit this definition).

I have really missed my daily fix of 914's and the events that go with the car. I have been selling off my cars, arranging my needs, getting tools in order, sorting my remaining Porsche parts, etc. Getting ready for returning to the Group. Even searched out and bought a 914 rolling chassis with 916 appearance group on it.

I have been following the Moab trip and can only say, "what a great time and the country is beautiful!". I even follow the happenings of the Colorado members and their activities.

I am glad to see the Arizona Group is getting organized much in the same way others such as the Colorado Group. The different in-house groups under the 914Club banner gives me insight and enjoyment on member activities throughout the world. I have met a lot of people that I otherwise would not have come into contact.

I am thankful for all the people, topics, knowledge, manufacturing, ideas, etc that have flowed through the club website.

It is because of all the foregoing, much more that goes unsaid, and the website I have a hobby I love. I have rearranged my cars (selling a Corvette C-4, Lotus Esprit Series 1, Alfa Romeo GTV) to channel my energies toward the 914. I cannot build my next and final car without everything and everybody on this board.

I know there has been difficulties in the past and their probably be difficulties in the future, but this is part of belonging to something that we all enjoy.. Many times thanks should be said,but we forget. It is important to be considerate to our members.

Andy, I am forever greatful for the services you provide to the club website, Thankyou for all your efforts. We need, I need this website otherwise my hobby of 914's would not have as much meaning.

I still owe you a lunch since I could not get together with you earlier this year. I will make it a point of getting to the Bay Area and having that lunch with you.

Everyone connected with the club, thank you very much since it is all of us that make up the character and energy associated with it. Thanks!!

These are my thoughts
Steve Hurt
Shoguneagle