Subject	Then you better not ROFLMMFAO at work either. (n/m)
Posted by	Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) on August 19, 2005 at 7:17 PM
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In Reply To	LMAO is also dangerous at work. (n/m) posted by BradZ (FL) on August 19, 2005 at 02:42 PM
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Follow Ups	which generation Z ruled its era? - ZVersion3.2 13:35:27 08/19/05 I'd say it was before the 300s, with Paul Newman. - PennState Z 13:39:56 08/19/05 240Z brought sportiness in an affordable, attractive - Guapo 13:43:32 08/19/05 pretty straight forward and correct. (n/m) - spotz 17:48:57 08/19/05 Don't forget about the Z31.... - ///Matthew(NJ) 13:49:21 08/19/05 a lot of cavaliers were sold too... (n/m) - PennState Z 13:50:59 08/19/05 must hold back from laughing out loud at work =) (n/m) - ZEngineer 14:10:49 08/19/05 as long as you dont ROFL at work you'll be fine! - atl300zxtt 14:15:43 08/19/05 LMAO is also dangerous at work. (n/m) - BradZ (FL) 14:42:06 08/19/05 Then you better not ROFLMMFAO at work either. (n/m) - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 19:17:22 08/19/05 It is my least favorite Z car. - atl300zxtt 13:54:08 08/19/05 none. the Z has never ruled in performance! - scubasteve (rebuilding) 14:28:32 08/19/05 240Z by far. - SeedyROM 14:30:58 08/19/05 here's your answer =) - stockplayerz (NYC) 14:37:09 08/19/05 Depends on what you mean by "ruled"... - BradZ (FL) 14:49:48 08/19/05 dunno, but what I do know is that the 350 did not "revive" - Zrevolver 16:48:39 08/19/05 i'd say it's all renault: the xterra was just the beginning - ZVersion3.2 21:29:23 08/19/05 sport utes = cash cows - Zrevolver 01:00:02 08/20/05 ...at least in the US market. - ZVersion3.2 01:20:47 08/20/05 240z - fast and affordable. However, I've had the 280zx, - doug8867 18:34:57 08/19/05
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