Queer Owners Club Roll Call - QoC 2.0
 

Glad to see that we have a Version 2.0 up now :thumbsup:

37. QoC--Paconyc here :thumbsup:

I still can't think of a name :sad:

I'm thinking it will come to you up one Sunday night at 2:37am...

Now I am scared D=

Be Afraid...
Be VERY Afraid...

(shame you can't do Halloween sound effect on here!?!?!?)

Here, I'll help you out.



:sly:

Update...

What was updated?

I'd like to be next...so I can be "39 forever" - "DooBahDoo". :razz:

I pick my car up on Thursday—a True Blue Countryman, but I'm at a total loss for names. Help!

Melangell decided on Controller...

Done!

You know, I'll bet most here don't know the origins of being 39 forever...

I hope the time goes by very quickly! Let us know when it is official.

Thanks Don!

Well, anyone who says "DEATH TO CHROME" must be respected...

By the way, for those of us who have not attended MoTD, would you like to tell us a bit about it?

It's official! I've had my True Blue Countryman since Thursday night. I still haven't named it, but I've sure as heck been driving it. Does that make me #40?

Yes, it does but you don't look a day over 39! What's your secret? Formaldehyde? (Oh, Mondays are MADE for Sarcasm!)

Botox, running 12 miles a week, eye cream, hair dye, a truss, a whalebone girdle, chest implants, laser hair removal, laser hair replacement, eyebrow threading, chemical peels, orange peels, court of appeals, dolphin essence, goatsmilk baths, and regular infusion of the blood of innocent children.

Also, being significantly younger than 39 helps.

VERY Good!! Hang on to it as long as you can. And remember, I've probably got sweaters older than you!

Good hearing from you!

By the way, I'm going to be out your way about this time next month. I'll be attending my first real MINI event, the MINIs On Top up in New Hampshire. Mt. Washington has such a bad reputation for lousy weather that I'm not getting my hopes up...

Mt. Washington is definitely something to do while your brake pads are still covered under a maintenance plan. ;)

They do get extreme weather up there, but by mid-June it should be passable even if it's rainy or foggy. And who knows? Sometimes it's clear and sunny and you feel like you can see the whole world.

I've read accounts of the bike race on the mountain and how the weather changes. And that event is in the 2nd half of August!?!?

In my travels I usually try to seek out the tallest structure/building where ever I happen to be. However, only one other time has it been a natural entity: Mt. Palomar in California, but it is about 1200 shorter than Mt. Washington.

MoTD was a blast!!! It was my first time and everything was perfect from the weather, the twisties, and hanging with 500+ Minis and their owners. I stayed in Xiek's cabin (great guy) in Fontana Village. My fav was the Midnight Run which, as I've said on NAM before, was the most terrifying, exhilarating thing that I have ever done! I'll definitely be back next year!