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funny thing pals, i regularly find out that my cars talk to me when i go into the garage, actually it's not a real 'talk', it's a kind of mental transmission, i can feel what they think, usually they ask me to take them for a ride, they say 'it's my turn' or 'it's more then a week i dont get out to light!' and so on,some times they get really nasty, usually though they get easily into dramatic moods.
i'm pretty sure cars, motorcicles, engines in general has 'life' or a projection of life created by ourselves with the car or the engine as the target, did you ever had this kind of feeling or maybe i've got alzheimer and never noticed before?
Yep,Mine talks to Me. Just this morning on the way to town it said,
" Hey Fool,I just broke My speedometer cable,now You got somethin'
else to fix fool " ( always calls Me fool for some reason).
Mine idly purrs when its happy, roars when I start 'er up and growls like a lion when I hit 85 on the highway...
every turn I take the car speaks to me thru subtle vibrations and sounds... I just love driving it...
Extremely exciting car... never boring.. (huge vocabulary)
Mine talks to me. It makes me speed and play loud music. Last Christmas I was going to buy my wife some presents, the Vette made me buy parts instead. My wife didn't believe me and I got in big trouble.
..no but I think they talk to each other...the '82 will be saying "naaaaannnaannnnaaa" tomorrow as I back her out and leave the Z at home - on the Corvette Birthday at that! Age has it's privileges!
mine is kinda subtle...she just says "move closer, lay back, put one hand here and one hand here and turn me on" Once I get her hot then things really start happening!
Last edited by Jclgodale3; Jun 30, 2006 at 01:45 AM.
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