And who decides who the tiny few are? You? I will defend your right to speak but don't disrespect the "old boat trolls" who have no reason to be here except to help other owners. Did i stutter or was that pretty clear?
Cut him some slack. It couldn't have been easy for him to admit being tiny.....oh, so this forum is only for people who do not own a Cadillac?
I don't know what you are on, but it might be time to cut them in half, you can't seem to handle a full dose.
You better make sure you like the right ones, otherwise you are out!
:worship:Cut him some slack. It couldn't have been easy for him to admit being tiny.
The tiny few who don't feel the need to douche themselves of their hatred for late model Cadillacs every chance they get.And who decides who the tiny few are? You? I will defend your right to speak but don't disrespect the "old boat trolls" who have no reason to be here except to help other owners. Did i stutter or was that pretty clear?
===================================....oh, so this forum is only for people who do not own a Cadillac?
I don't know what you are on, but it might be time to cut them in half, you can't seem to handle a full dose.
The real question (to paraphrase the Kate Walsh CTS commercials) is did it touch you....I dunno. I touched a CTS today. It felt pretty real to me?
very good point, TulsaVic, so I thought about it with regard to my own transportation. My DeVille touches me every time I look at it. Heck, even my Trek bicycle touches me. The F150 and Grand Marquis, not so much.The real question (to paraphrase the Kate Walsh CTS commercials) is did it touch you....
resounding YES. every time I turn the key and it comes to life, I get a thrill.I think the real question was "Does it turn you on, When you turn it on?"