Welcome Home PARTY!!!!!! - Page 2

Gregg(What's his name)? · #21 (**permalink**) 03-25-2002, 07:02 AM

Guys its like Army Training. A successful training event consists of:

1. Nobody getting KILLED
2. Nobody getting HURT.
3. Being able to learn from our mistakes.

I wasn't going to post about this because the lessons where already learned after it happened.

The car is well and no harm no foul.

Enough said

Gregg H

Ed Csoltko · #22 (**permalink**) 03-25-2002, 08:39 AM

Greg; Thanks for your Cobra warming party. Sorry I couldn't stay longer. It sounds like I missed some action just after I left. Glad no one got hurt. Be careful with that B&B. Letting friends drive it without any experiance can end in a disaster. Make your friends go slow until they get adjusted to that beast.

I almost got nailed going out of your neighborhood. I stopped off for gas at the entrance of your development. As I was exiting the gas station, a car was backing up to avoid the road construction and almost backed into me. I gave a couple of horn blasts to avoid a front end collision.

Drive safe and enjoy your B&B.

Snakecharmer · #23 (**permalink**) 03-25-2002, 11:55 AM

Gregg,

Thanks for the great party. I wish I could have stayed a little longer. Glad things turned out well. Tell your beautiful wife thanks for the great fajitas and hospitality!!

Lets get that work weekend scheduled!! I'm bored to tears without my engine

Charmer

BTBusbee · #24 (**permalink**) 06-01-2002, 10:47 PM

Hello Gregg,
It is great to hear that you finally got your car, I am happy for you! It is also great to hear that it wasn't damaged! I have not been reading many posts and just found out about you getting your car this last week from Kyle. I walked over to his cubicle and began asking about you guys it came up during our conversation. My apologies to the club for being out of touch but I had to back off for awhile because I was just driving my wife and myself crazy with this stuff. My time will come eventually. I just hope I'm still married by then.
Is there any one else out there who has a spouse that really would prefer that you did not spend that kind of money on your dream machine? And if so, how did you convince her to get her stamp of approval? I already have my stamp but I can tell she is not crazy about it.

Regards,
Barry