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Inflate tires to proper pressure. Use your brakes as little as possible. Change your driving habits. If it's a manual tranny, skip gears.

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Anybody else expect this to be a BMW vs. Plymouth thread?

You shut your mouth when you're talking to me!

Goes back to that gullible thing, because I'm just joking with ya.

No. I don't think it was. And tone down the disrespect.

You need to quit being so damn gullible.

I haven't researced vid cams in a few years, but I need to again since mine broke. What I do know is that my next will be a hard drive unit. They would seem to hold up better to automotive abuse.

Why the hostility, Brotato?

Where are these?

Awesome. I actually just downloaded that song the other day. Good driving song.

Lol. Good times. Good times.

Who carries Timberland around here? Also, what store bought insole/insert do you guys recommend? Sorry Dr. Rick, but I'm not looking to spend that much right now on my feet. Thanks for the offer though.

I think it's so they can keep the rake angle where it's at without looking goofy.

Episode 2

stripper bill was on there. I voted.

Are 235 wide tires too wide for snow? I'm looking to pick up a set of cheap snow wheels, and a set of snow specific tires for my Colorado. I'm thinking a set of 16x8" cheapy wheels with some 235/60/16 Hancook Icebear W300's. Thoughts? Also, what's a good amount of weight to put in the bed of my truck? I'm planning on loading up with sandbags and other necessities for this winter. It'll be my first winter in a RWD only vehicles, so I'm not sure how prepared to be. My first vehicle was a lifted 4wd truck, so I didn't really worry there. The past 4 winters I had a 2001 chevy cavalier which was unstoppable in the snow. But now, all I've got is my light-in-the-ass Colorado. Which I predict won't be very good in the snow. We'll see. But to answer the original post....I too, can't wait for some serious snow. I love this time of year.

Don't do it. People with annoying sigs piss me off. http://smiliesftw.com/x/inoutugh.gif

bitch needs to shave.

Gets annoying after awhile, amirite?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1zLFZpApbE

I work/stand on concrete all day long and after a days work, it really starts to wear on you. I've owned several $200 RedWings, some Wolverines (they naturally suck ) and a few others. As I get older and fatter, I notice my feet starting to hurt more and more. What're some comfy yet safe and durable work boots? My criteria this time around are: Slip on (tired of tying them in the AM), shin high for added protection, and preferrably somewhat water resistance. I'm thinking about trying some Timberland PROs since I've never used them. Specifically this model. Thoughts? Also, has anybody used sole inserts before, such as gel or the like? You know, ''Gellin' like Magellan'' Thoughts on those?

Just a minor correction for you.

Don't laugh. He is absolutely the most unorthodox bowler I have ever seen. But whatever it is that he does..........it works.