Browning

Any SATA hdd's? Mine is dying don't really care about size

and that too

Fast. Olive oil and pepper,high heat. Steak sauce is for shitty cooks

dat gum disease

(A) A person licensed as a pawnbroker shall retain any and all goods or articles pledged with the licensee until the expiration of seventy-two hours after the pledge is made, and shall retain any goods or articles purchased by the licensee until the expiration of fifteen days after the purchase is made. The licensee may dispose of such goods or articles sooner with the written permission of the chief of police of the municipal corporation or township in which the licensee's place of business is located or, if the place of business is not located within a municipal corporation or township that has a chief of police, with the written permission of the sheriff of the county in which the business is located. (B) If the chief of police or sheriff to whom the licensee makes available the information required by section 4727.09 of the Revised Code has probable cause to believe that the article described therein is stolen property, the chief or sheriff shall notify the licensee in writing. Upon receipt of such a notice, the licensee shall retain the article until the expiration of thirty days after the day on which the licensee is first required to make available the information required by section 4727.09 of the Revised Code, unless the chief or sheriff notifies the licensee in writing that the licensee is not required to retain the article until such expiration. © If the chief or sheriff receives a report that property has been stolen and determines the identity of the true owner of the allegedly stolen property that has been purchased or pawned and is held by a licensee, and informs the licensee of the true owner's identity, the licensee may restore the allegedly stolen property to the true owner directly. If a licensee fails to restore the allegedly stolen property, the true owner may recover the property from the licensee in an action at law. (D) If the licensee returns the allegedly stolen property to the true owner, the licensee may charge the person who pledged or sold the allegedly stolen property to the licensee, and any person who acted in consort with the pledgor or the seller to defraud the licensee, the amount the licensee paid or loaned for the allegedly stolen property, plus interest and storage charges provided for in section 4727.06 of the Revised Code.

these are easy as hell to take apart and clean.If you can wipe your ass you can do this job. If not, just buy a new carb for it. Shouldn't be expensive at all and most likely the same price as you'll find someone to take that one apart,clean and replace anything that's needed.

I think his name was AJ? Tried to find it to see if there were any updates but it's gone

He also said he was the gangster lol

lol I would have beat you but I put some effort into the post haha

beat by two minutes lol

http://www.kptv.com/story/22273981/nascar-legend-dick-trickle-calls-911-commits-suicide-cemetery CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - An investigation is underway after deputies in Lincoln County say a NASCAR legend called 911 before committing suicide in a local cemetery. According to the sheriff's office, Retired race car driver Richard "Dick" Trickle, 71, died Thursday from an apparent self inflicted gun shot wound. Investigators say Trickle apparently went to the Forest Lawn Cemetery on Highway 150 East in Boger City around noon on Thursday. He used his phone to call the Lincoln County Communications Center and told the 911 operator to come to the cemetery and "there would be a dead body and it would be his." He then hung up the phone. Communications Center workers attempted to call Trickle back, but he did not answer. When emergency crews arrived on the scene, they reportedly found Trickle's body lying near his pickup truck. Dick Trickle was NASCAR legend who actually didn't start with the organization until he was 48-years-old. He won the Winston Cup Series' "Rookie of the Year" in 1989. Trickle, a Wisconsin-native who achieved much success on short tracks outside of NASCAR, made his Cup debut in 1970 but didn't race full time in the series until 19-years later. He was known as "The White Knight" and often referred to as the "winningest short track driver in history" with more than 1,200 wins on short tracks all over the country. His last Winston Cup start was in 2002. He finished his Cup career with 303 starts, but no wins. Trickle had more than 150 starts in the Nationwide series, the last in 2001, where he won twice. He has lived in Lincoln County since the early 1990's. http://www.legendsofnascar.com/dick_trickle_front.jpg

burn it down, go to jail while your daughter collects insurance. Excellent plan.

I think they call it a virtual shutter

Got one(att) with some issues and would rather buy cheap used parts just in case it doesn't fix the issues. Water damaged but got it all working except the shutter is stuck shut and the proximity sensor is messed up. The cheap cameras on ebay don't auto focus

oh?

and walking in groups

congrats.

just read that whole thread.All I can say is holy fucking shit

Bad RAM perhaps?

Nice job dude. lol my 21 month old son watched the above videos with me and started clapping and saying "yay"

insert disc's,follow instructions Or find out which key it is to get into recovery mode on yours, follow instructions. Piece of cake man

There were quite a few out here last year and was told they were supposed to start doing them regularly over the next few years.

mine goes out in the field or on the side land and shits. No need in picking it up

after long drives while still sitting my right knee can be popped if I try to twist it abit. Feels so fucking good

Call Able for the proof, 444-OOPS