New England has a winter storm today,<BR>and WIFTTy left my sunroof open all night.<P>so I must join the club and<P>I'M MAD AT WIFFTy ALSO!<P>tom (unrelated to the idiot WIFTT!)

So your saying if you picked me up for Nashville I'd have to sit in a big wet spot ???? <P>Hmmmm<P> <P>

Oh man I'm sorry.<P>I left my top down & got assaulted by seagulls once. Ick!

hey wiftt, <BR>thought you were embarrassed by the red face by your name!! LOL<P>Sorry about your car! I don't have a sunroof but I do know that I would never have it open in the winter. Isn't that a little cold!! bbbrrrrrrr!<P>

Yeah, WIFTT, why exactly was it open? It was freezing yesterday, even though it was sunny.<P>I'm just glad I brought the tree in last night, before it was covered with slush.

WIFTT,<P>You human being, you! LOL....and I thought I was an "Ice Queen"!<P>Other than a frozen fanny, how the heck are you doing? <P>Ragamuffin

Had a car with a sunroof once. I confess to having opened that thing on a gorgeous winter day and running the heat up. I cn see how this would happen. So sorry, buddy. But it is good to know that I'm not the only one who does these things.

OK,<P>I play soccer two nights a week with kids 20 years younger than me. Last night, our team played shorthanded by one person for the entire game. Not only that, two members of the team have never played before. Driving home, I was HOT!<P>When I got home I was tired, couldn't wait to get to the COLD BEER in the fridge!<P>The beer numbed the brain, and it froze!<P>But at least i scored a goal, and had a couple of assists.

And lets just say, i did the same sort of thing three years ago, when sitting in my car stuck in traffic in snowstorm, I overheated myself, and opened the sunroof, and dropped 6" of snow on me and my lap!<P>

<P>Now that I would have loved to have seen <P>My son & I were coming home one day with the top down & it started raining. We decided to tough it out and keep on going. You should have seen the look on some peoples faces <BR>Actually we didn't get very wet.<P>------------------<BR>nick<P>it's only time that heals the pain and makes the sun come out again

My son is a little on the impulsive side. He decided to see what it was like to open the car door while we were inside the automated carwash--I had paid for the whole deal, undercarriage, hot wax everything, but not for interior detailing.

Prologue<P>star date : 15 December<P>now i have so much moisture inside the car, that when I go to work in the morning, I have to scrape the frost off the windshield on the INSIDE TOO! <P>

Too much!! ROTFLMAO!! Too Much!!<P>I think, in some ways, that we are so much alike.

So it looks like you've been "fogging over the windows" on the way to work huh? LOL!!! Be careful who you park next to, they could get the wrong idea! <P>R.

And I thought only my stbx and other WS were in FOGLAND. How wrong we can be!<P>At least you have a car and can drive it in the snow.....<P>Sounds like a Mr.Bean or Monty Python episode.....now why do you not take a hairdryer and blow dry the car!!!!!<P><BR>

Hey Tom,<P>Running the air conditioner will help dry the car out. <P>------------------<BR>nick<P>it's only time that heals the pain and makes the sun come out again

I have a great idea!! <P>Since your car frosts over from the inside, get a little hotty in there in the morning to fog over the windows from the inside. It should all work out in the wash, right? Fog melts frost, right? <P>Or is there a flaw in that logic (haha). <P>Okay, here is my convertible story. My very first car was a 1966 Buick LaSabre convertible/cruise ship. His name was Henry, and he got 20 gallons to the mile. Anyway, when I first bought him (in 1979 for $100!!--such a deal), he was a mess. He had been in an accident, and I bought him so I could rebuild his engine, rebuild his body, and then do "cool" stuff like get a new interior and a brand new roof. Anyway, he was a mess, and the button to make the roof go up did not work--but in my teenage arrogance, I thought it wouldn't matter. I'd get that button fixed before it was needed, right? (Buzzer sound) WRONG! The next night there was almost a tornado, and the rain and hail came down like it was THE FLOOD. I was finding willow leaves in that car for YEARS--and in the most unusual places! <P>BTW, in my junior year of high school I totally rebuilt his engine. In my senior year, I rebuilt his body and got a new interior and new roof. He was an AWESOME college car--perfect for hauling 20 friends on a day trip. And we could all sit comfortably!<P>Good luck--hope your interior dries out. Hope your car is better too!<P>CJ<P>------------------<BR>Judge your success by what you had to give up in order to get it.

Any volunteers for a hottie?<P>Applications taken,<P>must be small enough to fit in glove compartment and be ready for action at a moment's notice. <P>You never know when and where heat will be needed!<P> <p>[This message has been edited by WhenIfindthetime (edited December 15, 2000).]

Hey Tom,<P>I'll volunteer, but I'm a guy and don't get any funny ideas. Why do I see you in a BMW? I may have messed up two M, but I don't go that way, not gonna look at some guys hairy butt and say, "this is love"<P>I just had to smile when I saw this. I have had T tops for years, rarely pop em. I just like to look up and see the sky. It's supposed to be 50 here today so I may have to devirginize the roof of the new Trans and kick the heater on high.<P>Hey Dana, I hope your seat doesn't get too wet before Nville Me bad!<P>Zippy the Pinhead

Hey WIFTT if you find: "must be small enough to fit in glove compartment and be ready for action at a moment's notice." let me know. The wind chill is -50 below here today......BRRRRRRRRRR!<P>Ragamuffin