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Maggie notes how people are being prevented from filming the damage caused by the oil spill.
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Jackie asks the question, Are You a Good Parent?
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Ken covers radical Islam, spending, and President Obama.
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The Classic Liberal has some links, Rule 5, and unemployment news.
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TCOTS has an explanation of the biggest threat we face, as personified by Barak Hussein Obama
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Guess the names of the cars for meaningless bonus points!
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HEYA MATT!!!…love the pics..and the cars…can’t get enough of those classics wowza!..wanna buy me one?..lmboo
Lol, If I could afford them, I would!
Thanks for the link Matt!
No Prob Robot!
Thanks for the link Matt!
No problem John. Thanks for all the great posts!
What! No Plymouth Belvederes?!!!
Well…thanks anyway for the linkage.
Well Bob, the Plymouth Belvedere was a high volume car, and was, by no means, obscure. It was Plymouth’s response to the Chevy Bel Air.
HI Matt! You have some great links there! Thanks for including me.
I hope it’s not too brutally hot your way. It’s semi bad here today, but
I took it easy and watched the world cup, big mistake, boring!
Have a good week, and cruise around in those cool cars.
Watched the World Cup? Are you in need to a sleep aid?
Thanks for the link, Matt.
No prob, Larry.
Thanks for the link Matt!
No problem, Trestin.
Nice Cars!! Thanks for the link Matt.
I’ve been meaning to do a post with some not so well known 50′s cars, i just took the time today to do it.
You’re welcome sir. Thanks for visiting regularly.
Big thanks, Matt. I appreciate it very much.
It was actually Kristin’s Mish-Mash who did the round-up. I just added some pot-shots at the liberal media.
And here’s the link for Kristin…
You know I love these cars!
Thanks for the link & Stop by MCT in a bit, great minds think a like (not that I’m a great mind or anything).
I’ll be over. Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks for the link Matt and for the old cars. They bring back great memories. I had a great 1956 Merc Convertible in 1959—many great days and nights in that old rag top!!!
Thanks Ron, I love cars, and I like to pay attention to the companies and makes that aren’t around anymore.
Sadly, I grew up in the 80′s, and cars were not all that exciting. They’d make a lot of noise, but not go any faster.
Matt thanks so much for the link! The photos are awesome.
You’re very welcome, and thank you.
Cool pictures, Matt. I love 50′s cars.
Saw a 1930′s Roadster the other day while out doing errands… very cool.
Thanks, Karen, Glad you liked them.
Matt, the cars look great! Thank you for the linkage! Have a great night!
Thanks Teresa. Same to you.