Screen Names
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When my son started racing motocross at the age of six, he had one of those finicky Italian 50's. My genetically predisposed need to modify, and his need for more speed came to a focus on that poor, underengineered little motorcycle. This also was about the same time I got "online" and found forums full of people like me who had a need to tell SOMEONE about the new part they just spent hours out in the shop fabricating for a problem that no one really understood. Some where round this time, wife came and peered over my shoulder at the computer screen, and instead of finding me looking at **** like any normal husband, she saw what was probably at the time a fairly involved discussion about twostroke port timing. She shook her head and said that I had gone completely mad. There you have it. My real name is Dave.
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Joined: May 2004
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From: Central Coast of CA
Originally Posted by 1948f1
You obviously cared enough to post.
Originally Posted by guiri
My thought exactly
Since he posted in this thread, I will hold it up as an example that yes, he does care. At least enough to post in!
Stewart
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Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Somerset, England
Hi
My name is Dereck so I use it for my screen name.
If you see "Dereck" on another forum there is a 99% chance it's me, except on crownvic.net where I registared my name but my account must have been deleted as someone else is now using my name, the idiot even didn't use a capital letter for the "D", aarrrgghhh!
Regards
Dereck
My name is Dereck so I use it for my screen name.
If you see "Dereck" on another forum there is a 99% chance it's me, except on crownvic.net where I registared my name but my account must have been deleted as someone else is now using my name, the idiot even didn't use a capital letter for the "D", aarrrgghhh!
Regards
Dereck
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From: SEVA
Originally Posted by 1948f1
Was "WHOCARES" already taken? You obviously cared enough to post.
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From: Berkshires, MA
Downsized2X = Downsized to an Excursion.
When I was looking over my Ex, the General Manager over heard me tell my wife that it is a downsize but it will work. I could hear him gasping and finially he asked what we drove. A 15 passenger E350 with usually one row out. The option was quite nice. When it was the kids stuff we were hauling, I would remove the first row so that they had to pass by (reminder) thier stuff. When it was my stuff or work related, I would pull out the rear row, which is how the Ex is set up, plus the option of removing the third row for more room (I also did this in the van). It is my commuting vehicle, it is 3 years old and has 118k on it.
When I was looking over my Ex, the General Manager over heard me tell my wife that it is a downsize but it will work. I could hear him gasping and finially he asked what we drove. A 15 passenger E350 with usually one row out. The option was quite nice. When it was the kids stuff we were hauling, I would remove the first row so that they had to pass by (reminder) thier stuff. When it was my stuff or work related, I would pull out the rear row, which is how the Ex is set up, plus the option of removing the third row for more room (I also did this in the van). It is my commuting vehicle, it is 3 years old and has 118k on it.
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Milwaukee
RCN4HIM (Racing for Him - Jesus) was a liscense plate I came up with in 1999 for my street/strip 10 sec 1966 427 Fairlane.
I have it on all my screen names and being a Christain/Pastor I try to give God all the glory in all my endevors
I have it on all my screen names and being a Christain/Pastor I try to give God all the glory in all my endevors
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: NC
Downsized, do you have any pics of your previous vehicle?
Padre, now that you give your boss all the glory, do you get roadside assistance with that? I mean, you shouldn't even get a flat tire as long as you live..
Padre, now that you give your boss all the glory, do you get roadside assistance with that? I mean, you shouldn't even get a flat tire as long as you live..
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From: Central Coast of CA
Originally Posted by RCN4HIM
I have it on all my screen names and being a Christain/Pastor I try to give God all the glory in all my endevors
When you get a chance, check out this thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...locations.html
Stewart
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From: Central Coast of CA
Originally Posted by guiri
Padre, now that you give your boss all the glory, do you get roadside assistance with that? I mean, you shouldn't even get a flat tire as long as you live..
Gotta love it!
Stewart