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An obs 7.3, reg cab dually 4x4. Straight piped. And Michelin XPS Traction tires that I installed on it. Got to take it for a run around the Costco parking lot.
Hey everyone. I hate sinus colds, at wrestling practice my friend comes up to me and asks if I got punched in both eyes since I have rings around my eyes. everyone around me just looks at him like he's a DA, but we give him a break since he is very slow.
Seems pretty obvious to me. The higher ups don't like the OT. They were looking for any excuse to have it moved..and we (I) gave it to them.
If its one thing I do well, its *****.
We all did it... what's funny to me is we were A LOT worse a couple months ago and everything was fine then, now we use a few colorful words and get in trouble.
Yes you do, not sure what I do well. We could exchange pics and you can let me know
Originally Posted by triskit16
I certainly hope that wasnt the motive...
No way you can get rid of an entire family by simply moving!
An obs 7.3, reg cab dually 4x4. Straight piped. And Michelin XPS Traction tires that I installed on it. Got to take it for a run around the Costco parking lot.
You fit right in with us! Nothing better than a 7.3
That's all good. So acronyms and symbols are okay, and even "ch & itty" I take it.
But here's the thing -- once again, action was taken without telling anyone anything, Scott. That's what has people pi$$ed off, if I can say that. If you guys are going to move stuff, it would be good to know why. But either way, point taken on the language. Again, we're all adults. All you had to do was say we've been pushing it, and we all need to clean up the language. Problem solved. So why was it moved back here?
That's two separate issues. The language thing came to a head very rapidly, and in hindsight I should have taken the time to clean that last thread up instead of tossing it. I may have overreacted there.
Since I don't know who moved this thread I wouldn't want to hazard a guess as to why. Best guess is a simple miscommunication since not all of the mod/supermod/admin are on the same page all the time. I'm not aware of any new issues anyway.
Evening everyone
I see we have moved again and thanks for the help Brendan.Hows everybody doing,I hope all right,don't have time to catch up right now with tearing the basement apart.
At the rate we've been getting snow lately, probably sooner than I was planning.
Yeah, 7.3s are some manly-man trucks, but there are some really REALLY hot women owners, too...
I went from a '84 Mustang GT Conv with 351W/C6 to a Bronco, to a Ranger, to my current truck seen below. I've been around diesels most of my life, but never owned one. After I started seeing some of the guys tricking theirs out, I got hooked. It just took me a while to find MINE. I hope you find yours soon! You won't be disappointed!! My favorite thing is to surprise some of the young fart-cannon drivers and educate them about exactly how fast a 7200lb truck can be. That, and Mustang drivers are fun, too. But I can't always beat them. Some I can, some I can't.
I'm with you Jake, those are tough. Always there bugging you too. By the way, thanks for the sig line out of that post! Seems to fit me these days...
Yeah. No problem about the sig quote. Me and my friends are thinking of building a racquet ball court in my barn and also turning it into a party barn for the summer. Hey Brent I have a few questions on framing for the racquet ball court. If you had to frame a wall that was higher than 8' tall, let's say 16' tall how would you build it? (BTW the racquet ball court is 20' wide by 40' long by 20" high.)
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