Back in 85 I designed and built a twin turbo, intercooled XS1100 dragbike that I converted to chain drive and ran the IDBA circuit. I ran a B Modified Turbo class at 8.6 @ 158 mph. I wanted to someday graduate to Top Fuel but life sometimes works out differently. Back then the big name was Vance & Hines. Both guys were amazing and very friendly. Look how far they have come.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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It would be better if they turned their little friend into a hookah, which is what I saw at first glance. No telling what Chewbacca would get into.
He didn’t actually say that he was proposing that magazines can’t have more than eight rounds?
When New York initially published its new law they had originally said seven rounds or less. The suspected reason for this was because the M1 Garand rifle holds eight rounds… and the US government has been giving those out to civilians for 30 years by that point.
When New York initially published its new law they had originally said seven rounds or less. The suspected reason for this was because the M1 Garand rifle holds eight rounds… and the US government has been giving those out to civilians for 30 years by that point.
Maybe he was discussing buckshot.
Or maybe he’s a brain dead piece of shit who doesn’t know what he’s saying?…….
I’m gonna go with Brain Dead ….
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The reason they haven't pushed this sooner in they remember what happened last time he pushed/passed one (they remember, Joe doesn't remember anything) they got clobbered next election. They must figure the fix is in again, the election's in the bag and the coast is clear.
No. It’s telling you that someone didn’t tighten the drain plug or oil filter properly. Follow the black line.
I started a 3406E in a pete 379 with no oil filter on it once. It put a gallon of oil on the floor in about 4 seconds.
Last 6 lbs +\- of jerky. 12 hours or so and I can put this stuff away. Then I can move on to making some kielbasa.
Well first of all this isn't the tits and ass forum, it's the motivational picture thread. People get their motivation from different places. Some people are motivated by posting racist photoshops of dead billionaires, while others like @akmike47 are motivated by more simple things like............
The second poor assumption you made is the working hours thing. Some people work swing shift, some work graveyard while others don't work at all.
If you insist on pursuing the tits and ass thing there are many other websites that have much better content.
Have you tried www.lemonparty.org
In the fridge it’s good for a month or so. Vacuum sealed in the freezer it should be good until the second coming.
If there is a better all around truck engine. I don't know what t is. Some guys liked the C16, but the 3406 turned up to 600hp had plenty of power and still usually made a million miles. Had one come that must have had dyno numbers in it once, they said had 800hp. It would slip the clutch if you gave it to much pedal going slow.
The 3408s on tub grinders were impressive too.
The 3408s on tub grinders were impressive too.
I do love farm animals and I meet them at Farmersonly.com
Disappointment would imply there were high hopes originally.
2 inches? You arrogant basturd!
Are you serious? I hope to God that there's sarcasm in your post
Edit: so sorry. I missed that you are a creedmoor shooter.
It was a joke. <<< I should have posted that so you would know
A similar photo made national news back in the 70s. Pennsylvania, I believe. Years later the farmer admitted a "journalist" paid him to paint the cow.
Some mornings I get to do it in a dark Port-a-potty.
Maybe so, but my Dad has a friend that lost a good race horse (silky racing) one year to a NYC hunter. The guy had to climb two fences with Posted signs on them to get to it. Not kidding and no BS.
Of course we can't forget that he is an old senile asshole that was a asshole before he was senile. Back then he was just a corrupt scumbag like most politicians.
