June 12, 200917 yr Not sure if that's the best thread title but... For some reason I always find myself wondering if there is a relationship between two seemingly unrelated groups of people. Today's thought led me to this thread. Is high school the highest level of education for most people that drive Firebirds/Trans Ams/Camaros? Note that there is no judgment being passed in any of these weird questions that cross my mind? Simply asking a question. A similar question would be do the majority of those people that drive said cars also smoke? Do people that drive Cadillacs/Lincolns laugh less than the average person? I could go on . Feel free to add your own or comment on mine.
June 12, 200917 yr When I attended Morehead in the 1970s, pretty much every freshman girl from the southeast corner of the state drove a black TransAm or Firebird.
June 12, 200917 yr And while I never performed a scientific study, something like 15% of the students at Morehead at the time were from Ohio. But about 85% of the cars parked illegally on campus had Ohio plates. Again, just personal observation.
June 12, 200917 yr Author Clyde I drive a Lincoln and I laugh at all of your political related posts. Yes, but is that the only thing that tickles your Lincoln-driven funny bone?
June 12, 200917 yr I'm a retired government employee, I can and do laugh at almost everything. Life is too short to not have a smile on your face.
June 12, 200917 yr I knew too guys in high school that drove Trans Ams and neither smoked but neither went to college either. I also know 2 other (off the top of my head) that drove Cameros. One smoked and neither went to college.
June 12, 200917 yr Not sure if that's the best thread title but... For some reason I always find myself wondering if there is a relationship between two seemingly unrelated groups of people. Today's thought led me to this thread. Is high school the highest level of education for most people that drive Firebirds/Trans Ams/Camaros? Note that there is no judgment being passed in any of these weird questions that cross my mind? Simply asking a question. A similar question would be do the majority of those people that drive said cars also smoke? Do people that drive Cadillacs/Lincolns laugh less than the average person? I could go on . Feel free to add your own or comment on mine. You may have too much free time to think... :lol: But since you brought it up. A young man that works for my buddy walked in his office while we were talking about the 200 million from the powerball. He says if I won that I would bye me a nice Camaro. This kids smokes and I am pretty sure he has never taken a college course. :idunno:
June 12, 200917 yr Why was it that the old Chevy Chevettes were always driven by extremely overweight people?
June 12, 200917 yr Not sure if that's the best thread title but... For some reason I always find myself wondering if there is a relationship between two seemingly unrelated groups of people. Today's thought led me to this thread. Is high school the highest level of education for most people that drive Firebirds/Trans Ams/Camaros? Note that there is no judgment being passed in any of these weird questions that cross my mind? Simply asking a question. A similar question would be do the majority of those people that drive said cars also smoke? Do people that drive Cadillacs/Lincolns laugh less than the average person? I could go on . Feel free to add your own or comment on mine. In my observation people that drive those cars seemed to be younger because they have no room and are hard to get in and out of. I owned a Ram Air T/A during college, went to a Mustang GT.......those cars cost a ton of money in 98'
June 12, 200917 yr I drive a 99' Ford Mustang, I go to college & I do not smoke... But you're a Tarheel fan, clear difference. :lol::thumb:
June 12, 200917 yr But you're a Tarheel fan, clear difference. :lol::thumb: haha...Very true my fellow Tar Heel fanatic. :thumb:
June 12, 200917 yr Author You may have too much free time to think... :lol: : That's not even debatable.
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