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Indulge me for a moment. I recently discovered these photos in my filing cabinet and I was struck by their similarity...
Exhibit A: The author as a youth astride his metallic-purple Sears Manta-Ray "muscle bike" ca. 1971...
Exhibit B: The author as a young man beside his fireapple red '61 Cadillac Sedan DeVille ca. 1986
posted by Bill at Comix Connection @ 8:22:00 AM
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7 Comments:
wait...are you the author?...cause if you are...why are you driving a mini-van?holy crap man...what a bute she was...
heh heh...that car was a lot of fun. The pic of you on the bike is priceless, are you flashing the peace sign? Hey lets make some tribbles!
amoorefan - HA! Yeah, I guess I should put up a photo of me and my current ride, the Ford Windstar. (What the heck is a "Windstar" anyway?) And yes, the Red Rocket was quite a brute... I drove that beast to California and back, and then the U-bolts holding the rear axle broke on the third day back in York, dumping the whole rear undercarriage in the street. I took that as a good sign because I wasn't somewhere in Texas or something when it happened...
Ned - yeah, that's probably my favorite car of all time... it looked like it was moving when it was parked. And, yes I am flashing the peace sign... it's what all the groovy dudes did back then.
Please don't mention the tribbles. Heh.
RE: Peace sign.
You are SUCH a tree-huggin' hippy.
RE: the car
Is that CHRISTINE???
I thought there for a minute that you had string hanging off your shorts. The closer I looked I realized it was your legs...hee....hee...peace
stymieresh - The gas pedal had this strange metallic fang pointing upward that would suck more blood out of me the faster I drove...
ralphie - that's when I was graceful like a Gazelle... now I'm more like a giant ham...
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