So "fulli sik" or how ever its spelt meens different things to different poeple in different aeras. Well My 0.01 is that its a dumb a$$ saying.

Cheers

Well i always thought a sick car was something like a Toyota on three cylinders, with a leaking head gasket, & blowing smoke as a result of its worn rings.
If it was fully sick, you could include worn tyres, bad wheel alignment, a missing tooth from second gear, a diff whine & bad rear axle bearings. Now thats a car with real health problems,... it's FULLY SICK.

If i think a car is really good, then i say it's really good. That eliminates the confusing bullsh1t.
I don't care how it's spelled, a sick car is a bad car.

Edit Wouldnt 'fulli' be pronounced "full-eye"?

Hehehe looks like the thead got a little off topic but oh well. Thanks for the replies to my question. The vibe at this site is a much more free spirit feel than the classiczcars.com site where I posted the pic. Those guys have acutally gone through the trouble of disabling the "right-click save" feature - instead a copyright warning pops up when you right click on a gallery pic. And this is even after a poll of the members where 90% said they don't want downloads blocked. Not to mention the constant censorship going on over there including deleted posts and threads just because the management doesn't like what's being said. The admin there has absolutely no concept of what it means to own and operate a site in the public domain. Public websites are here to spread info, not hoard it (IMO anyway).

Anyway, the picture I copied was a historic pic and will not be used for profit in any way. It's just posted in a gallery for others to look at. Keep up the good work admins. I wish other admins out there could understand that the system works without constantly mangling and supressing submitted content. There may be a few blemishes here and there but that's life.

Michael