ECM Chatroom

[Mike]

I'd love to punch something at the moment. Can't quite figure out why I'm so angry today.

[slipkord]

Sheesh, all u guys reminiscining (sp?) Abt HS and classes but no chicks? Let's hear some american pie stories where u told this chick, "suck me beautiful"

Or maybe you just banged a pie




Happy Tuesdays fokers

[Mike]

LOL always taking it over the top.

[slipkord]

That's the only way ta doooo eeetttt Miiiikeeeyyy

[Mike]

Did you forget your meds this morning buddy?

[wtcii]

I think he took too many...

[timot_one]

WTF is in Montana?

Montana.  Where the men are men, the women are scarce, and the sheep are nervous.

[slipkord]

LMAO!!

[alpha]

boo for possible rain tonight.. i might actually have to put my wipers on

[CrackerTeg]

WTF is in Montana?

Montana.  Where the men are men, the women are scarce, and the sheep are nervous.

And now my new sig quote.

[sherker55]

hahaha Montana...nice country out there though

[Jeff Likes Bagels]

Man, I've been getting really eager to learn more about engines. I always see Paul rocking it up with all his shit, and it makes me think, damn, I want to do that kind of stuff. I know a lot of it first comes with research, but it's a lot more understandable through hands-on work. Like, I want to be able to get a supercharger or something one day (thanks Tim for making me jealous ) and install it myself instead of just handing it over to someone and be like "here you go, do whatever". There's no point in upgrading/modding cars if you don't understand the concepts behind them and whatnot. Some people are just like "make my car go fast" but aren't aware of how it all works with increasing power. This kind of stuff inspires me at moments to become a mechanical engineer in college, but I feel like I'm more knowledgeable with computers instead of cars at this point. I guess I don't really understand on where you can start to be able to grasp car mechanics better. I mean, sure, I can do bolt-ons and crap, but that stuff requires almost no skill to do; as long as you're good with a wrench you're fine.

I'm just ranting to myself. I've got nothing better to do right now than think about the next mod I want to do to my car. Since there are no bolt-ons left to get, I've been thinking about saving up for a S/C or something big, lol. Maybe even get kpro to start off.

[wtcii]

All my friends and I are going out to visit somebody who moved a few years ago. So far the plans are: Parasailing in Glacier National Park, he has his own boat with parasail, zip lining through Glacier National Park, white water rafting, we are going to a horse ranch to hang out at ride horses then they cook you an authentic meal at the end, fly fishing, hiking, water skiing, I'm sure we will go to some golf courses, then just chill in the mountains. Our lay over is in chicago, so I am sure we will find something to do there. I am going to take a ton of pictures. My trip to Boston is still pending.

[timot_one]

DUDE!!  Let me know when you're coming to Boston man.  We'll chill or something.

[Mike]

Man, I've been getting really eager to learn more about engines. I always see Paul rocking it up with all his shit, and it makes me think, damn, I want to do that kind of stuff. I know a lot of it first comes with research, but it's a lot more understandable through hands-on work. Like, I want to be able to get a supercharger or something one day (thanks Tim for making me jealous ) and install it myself instead of just handing it over to someone and be like "here you go, do whatever". There's no point in upgrading/modding cars if you don't understand the concepts behind them and whatnot. Some people are just like "make my car go fast" but aren't aware of how it all works with increasing power. This kind of stuff inspires me at moments to become a mechanical engineer in college, but I feel like I'm more knowledgeable with computers instead of cars at this point. I guess I don't really understand on where you can start to be able to grasp car mechanics better. I mean, sure, I can do bolt-ons and crap, but that stuff requires almost no skill to do; as long as you're good with a wrench you're fine.

I'm just ranting to myself. I've got nothing better to do right now than think about the next mod I want to do to my car. Since there are no bolt-ons left to get, I've been thinking about saving up for a S/C or something big, lol. Maybe even get kpro to start off.

I would advise you to take a look at Pauls profile you might find something interesting.