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I want to really like robot vacuums...but, anything battery-powered will seem to have less power than a plug-in vacuum. The big thing is the inability to traverse stairs. Very cool otherwise, but I'll hold out for the next development.

That tranny went hunting...and I don't think that was a good thing. Revs all weird. :no: Still...mad props to the Mustang!:thumbup:

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http://forums.clubrsx.com/images/smilies/inoutugh.gif Dude...we need to get you a jerb.

Love the ST! BTW, you're thinking of RedAaron...wonder whatever became of that guy...

http://www.autoblog.com/2014/09/03/chips-movie-dax-shepard-michael-pena-warner-bros-report/ Not gonna lie...I'll be watching this one for sure. Now, depending on the reviews it'll either be in the dollar theater or on Netflix... :gabe:

Oy vey...I do linseed on my outdoor wood furniture...that stuff is a mess to work with and I can't imagine there's an aerosol option. Same concept and a lot cheaper than Fluid Film but for an automotive application I'm not so sure....

+1...you make it sound like you got on it a bit and something catastrophic broke and could've ended your life! Sorry to hear about the Mustang. Glad you're alright!

He's a good-lookin' Buck in person...all swimming in his clothes. Keep it up and cut back on the cigs, brotatoe! :thumbup:

- WOW, Internet-only. - Smart TVs with apps already loaded on them... - Netflix, Amazon Prime. - YouTube for Peppa Pig, Charlie & Lola, etc.

Fluid Film

Doors/windows. Our 1960s house had Andersen wood windows of a newer vintage, but had two sliding patio doors that were single-pane aluminum units that must've been original. There was a security system sticker on one of them with a police car of that era...and the company folded in the '80s They were so cold, I took pictures from 2013 of frost on the INSIDE of the glass. After the fire remediation, we got new double-pane sliding patio doors with vinyl exterior. Needless to say, our gas bill went down by a couple hundred a quarter, and that was with the thermostat turned UP from it being so cold.

Is there a minimum number of people for the tower? I don't know what "VIP" means but I'd be happy to buy that for $5... Price for spectators?

https://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/an-insider-s-guide-to-buying-used-police-cars-181138567.html Interesting insight. Kaching on that ATL car deal!

Wife's family has used Phil Markwood for decades on home remodels as well as new builds. Phillip Markwood Architects 240 N 5th St. #140 Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 461-8300 www.markwoodarch.com I'm poor and have never needed the services of an architect :fa: but he's a great guy.

Just was talking to an older family friend this weekend who had B-Level fix some sunken parts of their driveway and a crumbled walkway. Looked great, and only cost them a grand for what looked like a lot more work than that. I'll always back Sam as a first choice, but was told these are "good Christian boys" who also cleaned up and treated these old folks well

My wife is on the board for a local day care group and they'd love to get another cubby storage like the one pictured. 6 across, 4 high, each cubby would be 12"x12"x12". You'd be surprised what IKEA and other stores want for these things. http://i.imgur.com/ZR2soSg.jpg Please post up your quote, or PM me. They are looking to buy something quickly! Thanks! :thumbup:

Won't lie...my 6yo daughter and I bump to dis... *Don't get me wrong, my truck has more talent than Iggy Azalea and Ariana Taco Grande combined...DAT BEAT DOE...

I need (2) 235/75-15s and (2) 205/60-15s for Cleetus. Somewhat flexible for the fronts (195/60, or 205/55)...

I start this thread knowing fully that I'm going to get flamed, but it's too bad to hear about Joan Rivers' situation. I've always been a big fan of hers, and a recent interview with Howard Stern reminded me of how much we need celebrities who call it as they see it. My grandmother died a couple of years ago after slipping into a coma, so I'm drawing parallels though hoping for the best with Joan. BTW, this is all Obama's fault. If you need me, I'll be holding a candlelight vigil outside of the Funny Bone. Better there than in my own basement. #livestrongjoanrivers

Holy mindscrew...just looked that up on LS1Tech... WTF GM? Why make a wholly different mill rather than using the LS2?

Thanks for the offer, Doc! Will pass for today but I appreciate you putting The Hangout out there...

No "hate" from me re: dat plywood...just no LOVE. Seriously, if I don't meet you face-to-face at Cars and Coffee first, then PM me when you get settled and I'll be happy to let you use my welder at my house.

That's an impressive thread. Amazing all the work you put into that! I've got a welder if it would help you make a better front air dam. I hear ya about bennies of plywood but it doesn't do it for me either. Everything else works for me on your car! :thumbup::thumbup: