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@GoldLeader Hahaha. Good one Johnny. 8^) 

*sigh* *pour Meow Mix into cat food dish*

They always want something, don't they.

Glad to hear that your mom is back home and doing well.  Take care and best of luck in her continued recovery.

Great to hear!  And thanks for the update!   I wish you all the Best!

OH, sorry I didn't know anything about your mother, I'm glad she's already at home and I'm sure she will be recovered in time.

How's your mother?

@Wally1 Thank you for asking Wally. She alright. Taking antibiotics and getting plenty of rest. 

Wow, that sucks. Prayers sent. Any word on her condition? Some oxygen and antibiotics will fix her up ASAP. Too bad there's no cure for hospital food -- bland chicken patty, salad and Jello.

I hope she's OK!!  Best of luck!!

Hoping all goes well for your mom and that she is able to make a quick and speedy recovery.

A dark future where "Atari" is still being advertised....yep!

@Jinks, I have a 1986 Yugo GV that is in line to get painted soon. I'll be glad to show picks of it once it's done. 8^)

Cool!! Sounds great! 

My neighbor had one just like that when I was a teenager...Had it for years.

Oh remembering more, we always called his Festiva a Fiesta, ...He'd tell us that was wrong so we'd do it more haha...We were young bucks being stupid,...I still remember once, for some reason, he told us to get in and then drove to these dirt roads with hills and ice and he jumped the car, flattening the little back tire (which is tiny),...We went to the Mini Mart and bought some Fix-A-Flat and pumped it back up (Good as new! haha). 

When it comes to car models, they tend to get bigger for each generation. Most likely the Fiesta of the 21th century is as large or larger than the Escort in the 80's. The same goes for Volkswagen. The Golf used to be a small car in the size of an Escort, but nowadays can be had in full station wagon size. To be honest I'm not updated on what the smallest Fords and VWs of today are called, but for sure the popular model names have been retained and grown along with its owners. It is just like anyone who got an Escort or Golf as a single 20 year old, would want a family sized Focus or Golf as a 50 year old.

Jim Carrey deove one on a movie probanly 15  years ago. He said something like just think of the places we can go on a tank on gas. 

OK, I'll bite... now there's no way that...Oh Wait,  That is pretty cool!       (I don't want to spoil it, but the midnight neon ultra violet version is cool...A place in Denver does that)...

@GoldLeader Thank you for stopping by to see it Johnny. Glad it was to your liking and always a pleasure seeing you throughout AtariAge. 8^)

I find this sad as it's probably the only way I'll ever get to own a Neo.  They are soooo much money.

I see no reason to own one since every game can be emulated on dozens of systems. 

Car chases are a product of their time to be sure.   It's so great to see what the traffic, stores, people... and well, everything looked like in 1989 or 1990 (in this example)....Movies in general are like looking into the past.  I especially like car chases and establishing shots, stock footage, etc....Awesome.

@GoldLeader Nicely said Johnny. Excellent posting for sure. 8^)