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Jesus...kill it with fire.

HA! Great read. Thanks Hal

Win. (Hopefully)

Keep your mouth shut whore. Those plates suck ass. Cali has the best plate IMO. Very plain and to the point. California still sucks ass either way.

I am sure the bandwagon anti-rotary fags will all be here soon to trash the thread. Doc, there is nothing wrong with red. That car is unique (fits your collection well) and would be a great addition to the stable.

I might be down fo' some dinner.

Is there a way I can help you prove this mathematically?

This thread sucks ass.

I like it! I keep thinking about selling my truck in favor of a diesel. Welcome to CR.

A Wrangler is much better as a to and from daily driver or even a toy. I had a YJ for six years. I sold it to buy my '03 Silverado. I admit, I will never go back to a Jeep for a DD. I do want another one for a toy someday in the near future though. The truck is just far more practical for me now.

Heh...you said beat dick.

No.

The Ariel Atom is not on there.

True, but it was still funny to see lol.

Saw this on my way home about a month ago. Forgot about this pic until now. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/Sugarfuzz/Horsepower.jpg Southern Ohio makes Grove City look like New York City.

Thanks for shining some light on that Rob. I know very little about batteries other than the basics. This was the first time I had ever seen a battery that had exploded. The guy said that it was in his car. I have not seen the Buick personally, but one of my coworkers said that it was a nice car. It would suck trying to clean that all up from an engine bay.

Happy Birthday Scotty

Most likely this: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/Sugarfuzz/WTF2.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/Sugarfuzz/WTF3.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e120/Sugarfuzz/WTF1.jpg That is what I found upon arriving to work today (Advance Auto Parts). A customer brought this in claiming that his battery had "gone bad" and that he wanted it exchanged under warranty. He also claimed that he had not hooked it up backwards. I am certainly not a battery expert, but I believe this has to be the result of reversed polarity. Maybe someone could shed some light on that one for me. I obviously facepalmed when I saw this, followed by laughter, and then the obvious cellphone pic for your viewing. The car was a '38 Buick. The manager exchanged his battery under warranty.