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In memorial. (Fun fact. Shaw died not long after the movie, too.)

Larry Shephard covers this in his Chassis Manual. i.e. Over/under steer principles and why things are like they are. When someone asks a rear spring question, I have to resist explaining what they should be and what effect changing that will have on their car. Why bother? People want to look...

That's not a Rainbow.

Get rid of the carpet if installed. That will solve several problems. Carpets are a bacterial dustmite sponge . All you will need is a broom and then use an Electrolux corded canister for anything else.

And thus was born the first true Porta Potty. Before that they just dumped out the back of the wagon. Oregon Trail Camping is a Thing Now With New Covered Wagons | That Oregon Life

Just saying.

:rofl: Things become clearer in the rear view mirror . (If you get my drift.) When we last ran, in 1997, we made a shot heard ‘round the world – posting a radar- clocked 163-MPH (uphill!) second-overall time at the NASCAR road course at Watkins Glen, NY – beating everything from the factory’s...

What's next? ABS? Oh. I missed that addition. Think you mentioned that. And computer's are driving the cars in question now? Let's just say I haven't rolled my car over on the interstate yet , unlike Honda Civics. Who's being sarcastic anyway?

I stand corrected. Front wheel drive is definitely the way to go.

Setting the cars under consideration up for drag racing and appearance is very different from setting it up for handling. Just wanted to point out the obvious. Exactly why would someone think a pedestrian new car will "handle" better than a properly tuned and engined A body? I really don't...

Read all about it. And woop up on Porsches.

So we are talking about Medicare Advantage plans and not Medicare with a supplemental plan?

Had a bug on my windshield today. (It made it up the hill.)

"Remember folks. If it bounces, it's a Badyear."

Well, good luck.

Well, obviously I didn't execute that post ^^^ perfectly. I left out the the indefinite article. ".... execute a will..:" Like leaving out a comma in the old joke. "No, price too high" "No price too high". RIP.

Understood. But what is the medical word for almost dead? I'm just wondering if the lawyers are on shaky ground. One can execute a person. But can't one also execute will and not kill it?

Just a dictionary. Legal? A legal definition of mayhem is very different too. Call in the lawyers. What is the correct word?

Mum.. No. Electric shocks can cause injuries that are not always visible. Depending on how high the voltage was, the injury may be fatal. However, if a person survives the initial electrocution, a person should seek medical attention to ensure that no injuries have occurred.Mar 23, 2020.

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Yes, but they usually are so covered with grhadew you can't tell.

Revolver. It goes bang every time regardless of ammunition . Jam proof and no guess work about if it's loaded Police need 18 shots, I don't. I'm not fighting drug gangs. Any gun will hit from 10 feet. If it's over 10 feet, my plan is to run and shoot over my shoulder. I didn't say it's a...

Ok, I won't. Even though I'm over 21.

It went political. Check there. Don't take it personally. I don't block or have anyone on ignore. What fun would that be. I posted one recently that really should be moved there. My Mother The Car with a twist.

Make that heard about it.

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@ 12:30 in a veteran who served with Gerald Ford has a fascinating story.

Perfect Independence Day Party favor. That would not be as funny without the wee bonny Scottish accent. I think I saw this on Monty Python.

I'm not sure. Is that plural?