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Agreed but don't forget the useful idiots.Because of commies......
Doc
By coincidence, got the dyno numbers on my 401 Jeep motor… 500 ft pounds and 390 hp. Going in my CJ-7.
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Oh how sweet she sounds!
Sirhr
Wonder what his wife says about that??????
Declaring bankruptcy in 3…..2……1……………..
You're not wrong. This was yesterday, I think the guy drove up on the barricade with his trailer tires, and when they came off, the weight of the load sheared off the frame of the trailer. I could see drag marks in from of the trailer legs, so he probably backed up to get out of the intersection after it happened. I've seen lots of guys drive up on that barricade over the years, but never a broken trailer. The pulp bales he was hauling are heavy enough they don't fill the trailers past about 2/3 or so, and all the weight ends up ahead of he trailer axles.As somebody who drives 3000 miles per week, it ain’t just Swift truckers who are idiots.
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Would be more fitting if it was the WWII version, considering the aircraft.
If you knew what you were talking about you would know that vinyl can not be matched by anything elseNot to start any shit or anything, but I dig that photo out when some "Audiophile" starts talking about how true fidelity is only found on vinyl.
Not snake related but I borrowed a guy’s 35kV gloves once when I was brand new. It was July in Oklahoma. He took them off, dumped a pint of sweat out of them and handed them to me. I didn’t want to look any greener than I was so I stuck my hand in and got up in the air. I poured my sweat out of them and handed them back to him.Working in a substation one night I saw a small rat snake crawl in a guy's 20KV glove that he laid on the concrete. He put his gloves back in the glove bag and hung them up after that.
During WWII, my Father was at Ft. Hood, temporarily before they went to Europe. They were bivouacked outside on the post.Working in a substation one night I saw a small rat snake crawl in a guy's 20KV glove that he laid on the concrete. He put his gloves back in the glove bag and hung them up after that.