dr

drove my 72 340 challenger (bought in '79) at 100+ alot

was stationed in GFAFB, ND

I'd drop in a 2:94 rear gear when I'd drive home to Buffalo, ny on leave

then swap back to the 3:23's when I got back. That car drove great,

also still have it in my shop

quote:

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Wars aren't generally fought solely on religion.

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seriously?


ever heard of the crusades? Holy roman enpire, Ottoman empire?

start air dropping cell phones with secured internet,
let them get the story out to the world.

there has been a massive conversion to Christ in the ME
that is the war we are seeing, I believe.
Islam vs converts

pray for all the good Christians there

they are true jock strap morons

it's like at the car show,

"i had a 349 mopar hemi in a 68 challenger

came with a blower from the factory, my uncles friends sister in law bought it,

I ain't lyin'!!!"


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act like you are talking to someone "coming down" for a ride

works every time (holiday inn express)

I thought loose lips sink ships?

:lol: :cheers:

charge a $1 service charge

like the GM bus fuel cell mess?

:lol:

I know someone

sponsor of the diecast racing stuff

guy is "rustbelt customs". high quality stuff

houston sayin' dead on

a quick shop had good cheap tacos I liked

Lunch time: work trucks fueling up outside,

workers with a bag of food and every other one would also have a 12 pack of beer
.

I don't have a cell phone (for 3 years now), have a home PC,
just email me
just ditching the phone would be impossible for most people

so liberating.
now back to the gazaboo and coffee