Part VI
Smokin
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Someone's feeling spry today.
Like, as if you wouldn't hop on the back if I offered you a ride.
lol.
Yeah I know what you mean. Its been 20's-40's here lately.
Like, as if you wouldn't hop on the back if I offered you a ride.
lol. Yeah I know what you mean. Its been 20's-40's here lately.
Postmaster
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From: horicon Wi
I think i know when that .1% happened
Post Fiend
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From: SpringHill,Fl
Post Fiend
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From: SpringHill,Fl
South Mountain Park, Phoenix,Az
Hey Jay...how about this place for the G2G next week...I am thinking thursday or friday about 6 pm...
Hey Jay...how about this place for the G2G next week...I am thinking thursday or friday about 6 pm...
FTE Legend
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Norlina NC
guess that ruins that idea i had of you...
Elder User
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From: Beautiful Maine
Oh I have no doubt. lol
Same here. Frost every morning, below freezing every night. It didn't even hit 40 today.
Same here. Frost every morning, below freezing every night. It didn't even hit 40 today.
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Post Fiend
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From: Wallingford, CT
Jake do you really want to start stuff about running into/over things? Kinda throwing stones in a glass house there, buddy.<link rel="File-List" href="file:///C:%5CDOCUME%7E1%5CPeter%5CLOCALS%7E1%5CTemp%5Cmsoh tml1%5C01%5Cclip_filelist.xml"><!--[if gte mso 9]><xml> <w:WordDocument> <w:View>Normal</w:View> <w:Zoom>0</w:Zoom> <w:PunctuationKerning/> <w:ValidateAgainstSchemas/> <w:SaveIfXMLInvalid>false</w:SaveIfXMLInvalid> <w:IgnoreMixedContent>false</w:IgnoreMixedContent> <w:AlwaysShowPlaceholderText>false</w:AlwaysShowPlaceholderText> <w:Compatibility> <w:BreakWrappedTables/> <w:SnapToGridInCell/> <w:WrapTextWithPunct/> <w:UseAsianBreakRules/> <w
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Smokin
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Same goes for men sometimes. 
I would, if I had to...and I have, and will again I'm sure. I changed out a CPS last winter when it was -30 -55 with wind chills, and the wind was blowing... kept blowing snow down my bibs..
I have a good history of voluntarily getting dirty when the situation demands it. The dirtiest one I can think of? I had to lay in a nice mud pit once to pull a small tree trunk out from the suspension of a land cruiser, ended up losing a shoe and had to go back in to find it. That one sucked because I had to lay my head in it.
Lets see, what else. How about being knee deep in a truckload of manure and shoveling it out by hand? Or asphalt? Or perhaps lowering a 60 gal leaky fuel tank that is full of bad fuel only to have it drip on your face, run down your neck and down your cleavage? Or how about cleaning a deer and making a wrong move with the knife and getting sprayed with blood?
That being said, if these things are optional and if I can wait until I don't have to lay in the goo, I will.
How is your impression of me now?
I have a good history of voluntarily getting dirty when the situation demands it. The dirtiest one I can think of? I had to lay in a nice mud pit once to pull a small tree trunk out from the suspension of a land cruiser, ended up losing a shoe and had to go back in to find it. That one sucked because I had to lay my head in it.
Lets see, what else. How about being knee deep in a truckload of manure and shoveling it out by hand? Or asphalt? Or perhaps lowering a 60 gal leaky fuel tank that is full of bad fuel only to have it drip on your face, run down your neck and down your cleavage? Or how about cleaning a deer and making a wrong move with the knife and getting sprayed with blood?
That being said, if these things are optional and if I can wait until I don't have to lay in the goo, I will.
How is your impression of me now?
Fleet Owner
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Same goes for men sometimes.
I would, if I had to...and I have, and will again I'm sure. I changed out a CPS last winter when it was -30 -55 with wind chills, and the wind was blowing... kept blowing snow down my bibs..
I have a good history of voluntarily getting dirty when the situation demands it. The dirtiest one I can think of? I had to lay in a nice mud pit once to pull a small tree trunk out from the suspension of a land cruiser, ended up losing a shoe and had to go back in to find it. That one sucked because I had to lay my head in it.
Lets see, what else. How about being knee deep in a truckload of manure and shoveling it out by hand? Or asphalt? Or perhaps lowering a 60 gal leaky fuel tank that is full of bad fuel only to have it drip on your face, run down your neck and down your cleavage? Or how about cleaning a deer and making a wrong move with the knife and getting sprayed with blood?
That being said, if these things are optional and if I can wait until I don't have to lay in the goo, I will.
How is your impression of me now?
I would, if I had to...and I have, and will again I'm sure. I changed out a CPS last winter when it was -30 -55 with wind chills, and the wind was blowing... kept blowing snow down my bibs..
I have a good history of voluntarily getting dirty when the situation demands it. The dirtiest one I can think of? I had to lay in a nice mud pit once to pull a small tree trunk out from the suspension of a land cruiser, ended up losing a shoe and had to go back in to find it. That one sucked because I had to lay my head in it.
Lets see, what else. How about being knee deep in a truckload of manure and shoveling it out by hand? Or asphalt? Or perhaps lowering a 60 gal leaky fuel tank that is full of bad fuel only to have it drip on your face, run down your neck and down your cleavage? Or how about cleaning a deer and making a wrong move with the knife and getting sprayed with blood?
That being said, if these things are optional and if I can wait until I don't have to lay in the goo, I will.
How is your impression of me now?
And I really wouldn't want to get into an arguement with you.
FTE Legend
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: North Central Rural Sask.
I would actually love to get dirty with lisa... working on a vehicle that is
Shes got lots of knowledge and drive to fix things properly. Rare to find a woman that will do her own wrenching!
Hows everyones day been?
Shes got lots of knowledge and drive to fix things properly. Rare to find a woman that will do her own wrenching!
Hows everyones day been?
Smokin
Joined: Jun 2006
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No arguments huh? Why not?
I'll be gentle I promise. 
Knowledge on certain things, but I do like to learn about new things I have no experience with.
So guys what are we gonna work on? I'd like to switch over to the late IC and up pipes, I hear it's a weekend job. What says ya?
Post Fiend
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: SpringHill,Fl
Same goes for men sometimes.
I would, if I had to...and I have, and will again I'm sure. I changed out a CPS last winter when it was -30 -55 with wind chills, and the wind was blowing... kept blowing snow down my bibs..
I have a good history of voluntarily getting dirty when the situation demands it. The dirtiest one I can think of? I had to lay in a nice mud pit once to pull a small tree trunk out from the suspension of a land cruiser, ended up losing a shoe and had to go back in to find it. That one sucked because I had to lay my head in it.
Lets see, what else. How about being knee deep in a truckload of manure and shoveling it out by hand? Or asphalt? Or perhaps lowering a 60 gal leaky fuel tank that is full of bad fuel only to have it drip on your face, run down your neck and down your cleavage? Or how about cleaning a deer and making a wrong move with the knife and getting sprayed with blood?
That being said, if these things are optional and if I can wait until I don't have to lay in the goo, I will.
How is your impression of me now?
I would, if I had to...and I have, and will again I'm sure. I changed out a CPS last winter when it was -30 -55 with wind chills, and the wind was blowing... kept blowing snow down my bibs..
I have a good history of voluntarily getting dirty when the situation demands it. The dirtiest one I can think of? I had to lay in a nice mud pit once to pull a small tree trunk out from the suspension of a land cruiser, ended up losing a shoe and had to go back in to find it. That one sucked because I had to lay my head in it.
Lets see, what else. How about being knee deep in a truckload of manure and shoveling it out by hand? Or asphalt? Or perhaps lowering a 60 gal leaky fuel tank that is full of bad fuel only to have it drip on your face, run down your neck and down your cleavage? Or how about cleaning a deer and making a wrong move with the knife and getting sprayed with blood?
That being said, if these things are optional and if I can wait until I don't have to lay in the goo, I will.
How is your impression of me now?
pictures! there has to be some of you dirty somewhere!
got a massage and adjustment at the chiropractors office and more paperwork.
and an overdraft notice from the bank...and Imma tell them togo f themselves...I had a $33 credit first and a $14 debit after (parts store)
they drew the debit first and hit me with a $35 overdraft fee
