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Old 12-14-2005, 08:36 PM
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Re: Vanishing Point

Originally Posted by WildKarrde
I saw the remake first, years ago, and it was ok. I saw the original a few months ago, and ti is FAR superior to the remake. I absolutely LOVE the original! I have dreamed of just hitting the open road so many times... just screw the cops and fly off into the horizon. I had this dream, fantasy, whatever you want to call it before I saw the movie... so when I did finally see it, you can imagine how well I related to it. If there were no consequences... it's what I would be doing right now.
It is tough to find the time, money and opportunity to "hit the open road" before your retirement days. I'm very grateful to have had the good fortune to ride a motorcycle around the nation on 2 separate occassions. The first trip was more than 2 months long and really felt like I was retired.

There is nothing like long days cruising the highways across scenic deserts, endless cornfields and gorgeous mountains to satisfy the wanderlust. I don't think I would average 35 mpg in a 2008 Challenger, though.
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