Gangstering My Bros. Model A...

Yo JIM FOX...KEEP IT GANGSTA Homeboy...thats how we ROLL IN Da'HOOD...****EN GANGSTA!
Yo ****z workin and thats the point...Keep wrenckin and keep it Gangsta

 

And your quotes only solidified what I said, that Hoodlum was a description of a Person, not what you "Do" to something. Thanks for proving my points ~ even though you didn't mean to.....

 

Ralphy...enough Canoli already...your getting a sugar rush...
coming from you Im takin it as a compliment...find me broke down under the polaski skyway.
on routes 1&9 on the other side of the river...you got 5ft of chain.???? i might need a tow.... lol

video of said hotrod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbZMPt9uUfQ


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gangster=a hoodlum
gangstering=acting like a hoodlum

ing-changes a noun to a verb

either way, if you look at the fellas pictures there is nothing remotely thug life in them, not the car, not him, not his brother, not his one rolled up pant leg

just seems weird folks got their ******* in an uproar over using the word gangster when Ryan chose the word hoodlum for his mission statement for the HAMB. It's fairly obviously Ryan was not trying to establish a criminal empire or a prison gang when he created the jalopy journal, as much as it's obvious this fella won't be pimping any hoes or doing a drive by in their model a....

 

i'm gonna do something like this and post a thread about it...... but instead of calling it gangstering, I'll call it pooping so i can avoid all this frustration.

Car looks good.

 

Fella you carry on doing what doing. Helping your brother out, building cars and having fun. Pretty sure some of the keyboard warriors here don't even have a car on the road and couldn't do half the stuff you can. Ignore them and they'll soon move on to bashing someone else whilst they sit in front of their PC, bored and rather sad. Just wish my brother could help me out the way you've helped yours.

 

I used to have a 33 Packard sedan. Now that was a gangester car. I don't think a Model A really makes it as a gangester car. Even with wide whites. But we don't hate you for using the word. I just didn't understand it. Never heard the word before. Didn't know what you ment.

 

Hot rodding.

x2

yep...

A rusty roof? And it doesn't matter where it was made... For future reference... http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/flagcode.htm

 

Enough of you pompus *** holes spare me the ****ing lecture ..
it was handled and disposed of properly......get over your ****ing selves already...
your attacking my patriotism...now...go **** in your hat...
it was pouring ****ing raining out side..you people have nothing ****ing better to do..
holy ****...!!!!! why i even bother ???
and the rolled up pant leg was for one ****in picture...as if i walk around with a rag in my back pocket and my pant legs pulled up....
let me guess
Your those folks on the highway that get in the left/ fast lane then **** the bed..i can tell..
cheapst

 

In response to your "gangstering" I could give a ****. BFD. You did the work,made it go,and improved.
BUT- Start throwing **** like DAGO,or other deragatory slang ******** here and you'll get some probs. I don't give a **** about jersey shore or those idiots,but now your insulting.... MODS- please delete this BS!

 

thank you sir.. love the volvo..thumbs up

Jim Fox

 

Im offended that your offended..so we cancel each other out..
Dago..is deragatory? ...None of my Italian friends take offense to that word.
.It was not said in spite..? They (Italians i know)use the term all the time.. got 2 here with me now..Mark M***elli and Anthony Conti..both of them are laughin at me .asking me why i even waste my time...
sounds like a bunch of school girls..now..if you ask me..

later folks : i got company, steaks cookin and the wife wants me to open more wine..

 

Yes it, and ignorance is not excuse for using it...

Dago
An offensive word that may derive from the name of a saint. H.L. Mencken traces this disparaging term to 1832, when it was used in Louisiana to describe a Spaniard, not an Italian. But dago is a corruption of the very common Spanish name Diego, or alludes to St. Diego, Spain’s patron saint, or both. Diego was used in Elizabethan times for a “swarthy” Spanish or Portuguese seaman. As recently as the beginning of the 20th century the word also meant the Italian language, and a professor or student of Italian. The pejorative term is not heard as often today as its derivative dago red, any cheap wine, which is sometimes uses by Italian-Americans themselves. Dago may also come from “day come, day go,” a term reputedly used by early Italian laborers in expressing their patient philosophy. Far more offensive is wop, which arose toward the end of the nineteenth century. This ugly word comes from a relatively innocuous one, the Neapolitan guappo, a term used by immigrant laborers signifying a showy, pretentious person. Similarly, the offensive guinea may have originally referred to Italian laborers working for the equivalent of a guinea a day.