now you black folks hmmmmm :57: LMAO

http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/artic...out-Your-Psyche

You're welcome you silver people. :thumbsup:

BTW don't make me get moody. :whistling:

This post has been edited by craigbrooks: May 17 2008, 11:05 PM

I wonder where they will move this one. :innocent: :bwekk:

You know they say once you go Black you never go back. :P

I was wondering about that....the moving part. :grin:

Wooo Hooo :banana:

I'm 1.2% above average in my confidence and have a consistent mood (though not sure that is good either!)

Since both cars are silver does that make me 2.4% above average?

It could be that slate blue was not available yet for the Sonata and 5 spd manual choices available at the price I wanted included Silver or Red only (and I didn't like the beige interior).

On the Sequoia the only "solid" color available on the base model was Silver. All the rest had different color bumpers & fender flares and just reminded me WAY too much of how crappy the Eddie Bauer Explorers looked. The "limited" models however were all one color and the Jade Green was stunning when sitting in the sun for a mere $5,000 more between leather/sunroof/other upgrades we didn't want anyway

hmm.. what would Dark Cinammon be considered? certainly shouldnt be listed along with red...

cuz im full of confidence! :grin:

Moved.......NOW I'M GONNA GET MOODY. :w00t:

I didn't move it but I'll have to agree with it - nothing at all about the Sonata, not even in the link.

Just another black car owner gettin moody. :whistling:

This is hilarious!

Before I was divorced, I bought ex-wife a dark green minivan.

First thing she did was replace it with red Pacifica. Her new hubby drives a black caddy.

Right now current wifey's sonata is dark blue, while my guzzler truck is blue and silver.

I'd say this thing is dead-on. :banana: