Green Bastard

Honesty has always worked for me. So when answering why you are looking for a new job, just explain why you do not like where you are at and why the job you are applying for seems appealing.

I lol'd.

I have some square steel tubing (some 1x1 and a little 2x2). Free if you want some.

Buy it now and ask for forgiveness later. Seems to work for me so far, I'm still married lol.

What would it be mainly used for? For me I would go for the cheby. More power/torque for hauling if you need it and seems to be the best price as well.

What time were you at sonic? I was up there for a short time, but it was dead so we went to the west side meet to check out the new indoor karting place that is scheduled to open up next month.

I think I saw this on craigslist a couple weeks ago, looks like it would be a fun car.

So you have yourself a creampuff, give it a tune up and have the carb tuned as well (if it is not efi, it will likely help a lot with the symptoms if it is carburated), then drive it 'till the wheels fall off. Wait for your wife's education to pay off before you worry about performance in any car. Also, whats the point of an exhaust and a system?

It was at Olentangy so you may know who I am talking about, I just cannot remember the Spanish 2 teacher's name.

I remember I was a senior in high school when this happened, I watched the second plane hit in math class. I remember someone asking the spanish teacher to turn on the tv so we could see what was going on, her response was "this is spanish class, not whats going on in America class". Fucking bitch.

Mine had the adjustable suspension, be glad you don't have it. $800 for a strut cartridge.

I thought the FC was too, if he changed his mind I'm glad he did.

So now we know why the slut is for sale.

You could have just gone to a dealership if you wanted to test drive one.

Nice pick up. I had an 85 turbo, fun cars for sure.

Try running some seafoam through the gas to see if it helps the idle and low rpm studder. Otherwise, glws.

That Mustang sounds like a goddamn chainsaw.

You said "With low income come theives and drugs". Thats kind of generalizing in itself, almost like your judging a neighborhood before ever having met the potential neighbors. This. I agree with most saying "you need a gun in X neighborhood" have probably never lived there. I am not against gun ownership for home protection, but I feel it could potentially be needed in a "nice" suburban neighborhood just as much as it could potentially be needed in what cr considers "the hood".

Between what my wife and I make I believe we are considered low income (probably on the high end of that scale though). I have not stolen anything or possessed (or done for that matter) any drugs. I can see how this is a perceived stereo type, not always as true as you think. Trust me when I say though, there are much much worse parts of town than what he is looking at. Edit: why not ask your dad if you can stay there a couple months before you decide, so you can kind of feel out the area.

Its not that bad (if you remember where I live, its not that far from there), worst tjat has happened to me is my car got broken into while it was parked on the street (the doors weren't locked). My advise is park in the garage or lock your car doors. Otherwise nothing to worry about.

Makes scents now. Sounds totalled, buy it back for parts

I don't understand how the wheel was able to come off with the brake rotor attached. I am assuming the hub let go too (obviously) but I don't have any idea how the brake rotor cleared the caliper to make its way out. Either way, looks like a fucked up series of events took place for this to happen this way. I hope your insurance will cover most (if not all) of the loss. Glad nobody was hurt though.

You would spray CO2 into the engine?? :gabe: Seriously though, CO2 is cheap enough to spray on the intercooler to help.

Congrats. I bet it feels great.

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