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Wow! Not only have you failed to use the right tense, but you also spelled the word incorrectly!

You either just SAW it, or you HAVE just SEEN it!

.......and the punctuation. Ugh!

Yes, ALWAYS prime the turbo with oil. But....

Forgive me if I am off base but isn't it about heat cycling, not just driving it easy for 100, 200, etc. miles? I was under the impression that you want it to heat up fully, cool fully, heat up, and cool a reasonable number of times to allow for the expansion and contraction of the metal and seating of parts and seals before you spin the shaft over 9000+ (arbitrary #) times.

Discuss?

Steal? Snap-on Guy? Me thinks you still paid the entire gross national product of a third-world country for it!

Now I got a steal on my Mac box, base and upper: $450.00

Mine:

http://usera.ImageCave.com/Rotarded/garage-copy-copy.jpg

Hated it, and it's 231ci 6cyl. It was the first and last mustang I ever owned.

http://www.allfordmustangs.com/photopost/data/500/grande95_001.jpg

Go to What on Earth located in the Lane Ave shopping center. Ask for Terri Peyton, tell her Marc sent you. Their number is 614-487-0357.

 

They do some of the best custom work I have ever seen and will get you better quality than your cookie cutter jewelers for less.

-Marc

This ^

1. Troegs Nugget Nectar

2. Dogfish Head 90 min IPA

3. Bell's Hopslam

4. Founders IPA

5. Natural Light

One of these doesn't belong. Can you tell which it is?

 

Add Boddingtons to my list.

YES!

I've never tried the last two, I'll have to check them out.

The Belgians have been brewing for 500+ years. Their beers are the most complex by far. But most are expensive, and an acquired appreciation.

3. Blue Moon

Bell's Oberon will make you forget Blue Moon.

1. Red Hook ESB

2. Hoegaarden (Draft, not bottle)

3. Bell's Two Hearted Ale

4. Delirium Tremens Belgian Ale

5. Tröegs Nugget Nectar Ale

All of you who ranked an American mass brewed pilsner (Miller, Coors, AB, Rolling Rock) or Corona have no idea what you are missing. Funny thing, if you are ever in Mexico, note that the Mexicans don't even drink Corona.

BR is hit or miss with many people.

 

I would buy a BR only if i had a couple other higher end watches to begin with. BR almost has a novelty look to it. I dig most of them though.

NFW has a similar look, but A LOT less expensive:

http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w61/waswell/tn_Wrist.jpg

http://i586.photobucket.com/albums/ss308/DEBRAR319/NFWFAMILY-1-1.jpg?t=1266529138

Didn't dig the GMT function and red face on the last one, so I returned it. This arrived yesterday:

http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/1067/wgalbum002.jpg

Invicta

All Swiss Made

Series: Subaqua/Noma III

Case: Gun-metal black ion plated stainless steel

Dial Color: Black perforated dial with silver tone hands

Strap: Black rubber with brushed black ion plated stainless steel inserts

Clasp: Type Buckle

Subdials: 60 second, 30 minute and 1/10 second

Calendar: Date display at 4:00

Movement: Swiss ETA G10.211 Quartz Chronograph

Crystal: Flame-Fusion

Water Resistant: 500 meters / 1650 feet

Case Diameter: 50 mm

Case Thickness 19 mm

Strap Width: 28 mm

Strap Length: 10 inches

Style: Chronograph

Crown: Screw-down crown with protective clasp

Luminous Hands

Bezel: Function Unidirectional

Other Limited Edition, Tachymeter inner bezel, screw-down pushers

Material: Rubber and stainless steel

Cougar bar? Dub Pub? Fucking Sausage fest!

On the Rocks!

Just across the street from the Dub Pub in the plaza. If you can't get laid in there, you should go gay.

Rims are just screaming curb rash. I like the stance, but hate the rims/tires combo.

Deep dish polished lip = waaaaaay more sexiful!

The only reason I thought it was a 1963 was the lack of the whammy bar. I read on a site that 58-62 the model had Less Paul on the head. In 64 they came standard with the whammy bar, or whatever you call that thing.

The Maestro Tremolo was an option.

http://www.rocknrollvintage.com/information-on-vintage-gibson-sg-guitars.htm

ha ha nvm. wishfull thinking though right? still id learn to play it. and it could also very well increase in value so unless your truly hurting for cash i wouldn't sell it...

Dumbass. That doesn't mean there were 200000+ made. It's like a car VIN. It needs to be decoded.

it is 209838

I am fairly certain it is a 1964 model, made in Kalamzoo Mich. Gibson's numbering system changed more times than Killjoy changes tampons.

http://www.gbase.com/gear/gibson-sg-junior-jr-1964-cherry

http://www.hamerfanclub.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=27312&mode=threaded

http://www.normansrareguitars.com/1964-Gibson-SG-Jr..html

"In 1961 Gibson started a new serial number system that covered all instrument lines. It consisted of numbers that are impressed into the wood. It is also generally known to be the most frustrating and hard to understand system that Gibson has employed. The numbers were used between the years 1961-1969. There are several instances where batches of numbers are switched in order, duplicated, not just once, but up to four times, and seem to be randomly assigned, throughout the decade."

I've been in shorts an flipy flops all year

Quit being a dumbass