RS sightings
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If there was an RS sightings board thing for my town, it would be completely empty except for:
Sighted 2000 Aspen White RS, some guy with long hair and backwards hat was driving it.
And there would be a lot of that. I have never seen another RS in my town except for once, close to two years ago. And I am always out driving, so my car is becoming more and more known. There aren't even really that many WRXs...
Sighted 2000 Aspen White RS, some guy with long hair and backwards hat was driving it.
And there would be a lot of that. I have never seen another RS in my town except for once, close to two years ago. And I am always out driving, so my car is becoming more and more known. There aren't even really that many WRXs...
Haha, if you can call Houston the backwoods, or good rallying roads... Sure. lol.
There are actually quite a few WRXs, but just not as many of those as there are Mustangs and Civics. I see atleast 50 Mustangs or 50 Civics a day, and only about 3 WRXs a day, and only about 1 RS a year (which is the one outisde in my driveway right now).
There are actually quite a few WRXs, but just not as many of those as there are Mustangs and Civics. I see atleast 50 Mustangs or 50 Civics a day, and only about 3 WRXs a day, and only about 1 RS a year (which is the one outisde in my driveway right now).
lol. Well that is perhaps because of your work environment? Nawwww.
If I were to look out my window right now, I wouldn't be able to tell what was below me. Too high to look all the way down to the street. I see a helicopter, does that count for anything?
If I were to look out my window right now, I wouldn't be able to tell what was below me. Too high to look all the way down to the street. I see a helicopter, does that count for anything?
Haha, yeah, there are a lot of cows and horses in Texas, just not in Houston. And for the sheep, I think those usually stick to Scotland and New Zealand and the like.
lol... I love to hear of what people think of Texas.
lol... I love to hear of what people think of Texas.
Oh yeah it is. Freakin' humid as hell too. We get a nice breeze a lot, but with the humidity it doesn't do anything.obsidian said:
I think the humidity this morning was 99%. I'm glad I work indoors all day.
Actually, I was at a lacrosse camp a couple of weeks ago. We scrimmage at like.. 12:00 when it is hot as fawking balls, and then we have all our equipment on and everything, and it is humid as hell.
There were quite a few people that nearly died. lol.
If you don't know what Texas temperatures are like, try this: :flame: :sunny: :sunny: :flame:
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