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Well if your daughter made homecoming court, my 19-year-old self shamelessly declares that :worthles: :snakeman: Congratulations to her, though. And just wear something that won't embarrass her too badly!

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As long as you have an extra set of rear wheels laying around for replacement after every run he does! :snakeman:

Speed Stick supposedly makes an antiperspirant that eliminates the yellowing of shirts. Otherwise, wear an undershirt so that it [ideally] bears the brunt of the sweat.

I haven't had the pleasure of meeting you yet, Leanna, but...dibs on the first leftover piece!

Yikes, man. I have a feeling that most people on this site share a generally agreeable view on guns. If that turns out not to be the case, though, I hope you don't find yourself sore for the next few days from opening such a huge *** can of worms! :snakeman::toothy10:

Granted, sabotage is hardly ever done with a clear frame of mind, but it seems kind of hard to believe that somebody would sabotage the motor with a material that would be so distinctive and recognizable upon engine tear-down. The only thing I didn't see you mention was the condition of the cam...

Wow, this is in my neck of the woods. Scary stuff! But like like Mopardude said, a house is replaceable. Despite the frustration of losing all the renovation work, etc., what's most important are the memories made there. Hoping for the best for your family; best of luck to them in such a trying...

memike-To "bag it" is just another term for putting air (bag) suspension in the car!

I second that. That song rocks!

Congratulations metallidart. It's truly amazing, considering today's impersonal business world, that you were able to go back to work with your original wage, insurance, etc. Consider yourself truly lucky.

Not to mention the potential havoc that could be wreaked on that door if something somehow got caught in the mechanism!

Okay--here's a look into my Mopar Young Gun story. I bought my 1968 Plymouth Valiant in August of 2009--just a month before heading to college at the University of Minnesota. Interestingly, I first found my car on Craigslist as a potential vehicle option for a friend rather than for myself. He...