Donni-Jay
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Ah ha! My question is answered. I asked you again in my reply to your other post. I loved my ALfa's and as I grew up with three brothers, all crazy about cars I got to know a lot about them, the mechanics also. I love the old classic shapes and hate the assembly line style. They have this stupid aero-dynamic so-called shape, and why? It is illegal to go very fast anyway. When I came to the USA I was so excited about seeing all the great cadillacs and other American cars. Thank goodness there are still some around. I am looking for a Lincoln Continental. From 1998 to 2001 Or the Mark 8's from the early nineties. -
! You know what I meant! To walk about on. So why are you called Alfadog then? Did you have some Alfa Romeos? -
Hi Alfadog! Thank you very much for your lovely comments! As for admitting my age, it is a rebellious thing. Everyone has told me not to let on if I want to stay in showbiz. Especially here in the USA, but I don't believe in being hypocritical. I want other women not to be scared of being the mature age they may be. Experience and managing to survive life, must be some kind of achievement! Thanks for your good wishes for Rocky and myself. He is a wonderful man, and always by my side! He is also proud of me, so doesn't mind if I post the pics he takes of me. Isn't that just great? My last husband was an assassin (as you may know) Rocky came to the UK and saved me! Literally! By the way, does your name stand for Alfa Romeo? I had a few of those and they were great cars! Hugs to you x
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I had a carphone, (it was 1991) but was not using it.And yep Mike, someone got hurt! It was me! The accident occurred when I was in Ascot where I used to live, and waiting at some traffic lights. A woman driver skidded over four lanes to hit me in the drivers door! It took firemen two and a half hours to cut me out and my heart stopped once! A van was stationed nearby to cut my legs off if they took much longer to free me! I told them I would rather be dead than in a wheelchair. Imagine not wearing my high heels! The surgeons said my spine should have broken, but because of my bodybuilding and big back muscles, that saved me. But two vertabrae were slightly crushed and I had bad bursitis in my hip. I walked with the aid of sticks for two years, and very strong painkillers! The accident was in Feb 22nd 1991. At the time of the accident I told the firemen to let me die with my car. Even with the oxygen mask on, I was crying for my car! I knew it was a write-off as they said the chassis was badly twisted. I still pine for my car which was a 1982 280ZX targa turbo, and the best car ever! I can't find one in as good condition as that one was, so far. Thanks for caring.
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Thank you all for your wonderful support. I will post as many pics as I am allowed then if you want to see them. I do have plenty more in skirts and bikini's. Plenty in my website too. I have pics taken at least once weekly, so they will be updated. If you get bored with them please tell me! My daughter's pic is in my website, you may recognise her. And Mike, I shall be adding close ups of my tattoos. I have eight I think. All the colours match and were done in the UK by the same artist (a woman named Wendy) The flames on my tummy were done by famous tattooist called 'Fat someone or other? In Chicago. I'll put the name in as soon as I remember it. My darn memory will be the death of me! Thanks again for you support fellas. I hope some of the women on here will like me too, soon. -
Felt really good today. The weather was wonderful here in Tennessee! -
Felt really good today. The weather was wonderful here in Tennessee! -
I know mini skirts are for the young, but I do like them!
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This is the way I like to remember my gorgeous car. If only the roads could have been as safe as being parked here! -
This was the end of my car. I was in the hospital and friends took some photos for me. Just look at the poor little eyes! -
This was the end of my car. I was in the hospital and friends took some photos for me. Just look at the poor little eyes!
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Hello Chris nice to meet you. You've certainly got a load of good cars! I've just put a pic in of the 280zx I owned a few years ago. I'm about to post a pic of it after the 'accident.' Maybe you'll be interested in seeing them? Take care, Donni-Jay
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I love the expanse of bonnet (hood) and the way the headlamps are situated. -
I love the expanse of bonnet (hood) and the way the headlamps are situated. -
I had an extremely embarrassing moment with my Alfa Romeo car. (Before I ever got my 280ZX) I lived in the Kings Rd, Chelsea, London and was taking it easy down this famous road in heavy traffic. Suddenly, my friend in the passenger seat and myself heard a sound like a tractor. We looked around, but did not see one. Well, we didn't really expect to, not in the middle of London. But, each time the traffic moved up a few feet, the terrible noise could be heard. Eventually I peeped out and saw the side strip hanging off my car. I asked my friend to pop out and see to it, but she lowered herself in her seat until she could be hardly seen! I got out, and I was wearing hot pants and a small top! Didn't want to make a spectacle of myself, so I tried to quickly pull the car strip off. It would not break or come off no matter how much I tugged. My humiliation caused me to laugh madly. And, only the top of my friend's head could be seen in the car. She ignored my pleas for help and would not come out and help. No-one else offered to help me, although there were plenty of stares and laughter. The traffic started to move and I finally gave up and climbed back into the car. As we continued on our way, the strip made the most awful noise as it dragged on the road. We tried to ignore it, though the noise should not have been heard above my friend's screams of laughter. She was still hiding under the dashboard! Finally we found a quiet place to park the car and were able to pull the offending strip off altogether. As for embarrassing moments in my 280, none really. But, I did get fed up of young chaps wanting to race me off the traffic lights. At first my pride made me take up the challenges. (Of course I won) But, after a while I made sure to ignore anyone level with me at the traffic lights. I did love the roar of the engine though. Especially, when going through a built up area.