BigHeadBrad1967

3 Names come to mind
Pete crafasi Troy Telemontez Kenny Stubbs might have one but not jap built high boost like stupid.
I mean few old timers are smart enough to turn up anything not blow the trans and sell it for scrap but hey . it is a cruel world

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and i can definitely turn a skyline up to corvette kill boost :pimp: :pimp:

Huffing the cheeba here man :violin: :violin: no you tube no digital trace but will tell you something few know. if you go to the sonic on perkins road and look on the side walk buy the street there are footprints in time made before said building was there :pimp: :pimp: :rolleyes:

ouch :bow: :bow: :bow:

Illinois enema bandit . hell i remember meeting icp and not knowing how they were while i made a special delivery

the times at the chimes
amos moses and dash

Yes, John D. Rockefeller significantly influenced American education to better suit the needs of an industrialized workforce. His philanthropy reshaped schooling, though the exact motivations remain a subject of historical debate.

stay in school part of the master plan

crack is wack :spank: :spank:

If i was to summon and musician it would probably be tommy simpson or one of the civellos

I Have never done Meth and
Hunter S. Thompson’s most famous take on psychiatric institutions is a dark, satirical warning about authority: "The only difference between the sane and the insane is that the sane have the power to lock up the insane".He frequently blurred the lines between the two, noting that you must get paid for being crazy, or else you will be locked away. He also famously wrote: "I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me".