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  1. You gotta see this thing. http://cgi.ebay.com/41-WILLYS-SNOW-CAR-HOT-ROD-RACE-CAR-ANTIQUE-VINTAGE_W0QQitemZ190205320419QQihZ009QQcategoryZ2582QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
  2. Word... Ive heard that all before. You dont know all the girls on your page. I had to name them all off and tell how I knew them.
  3. Straight from the city of columbus... Like I said this is not a repave this is the whole nine yards. Underlayment all the way to the sealcoat.
  4. I should have phrased that differently. I know where the taxes go... But check this out. Ohio is one of the largest consumers of petroleum. So lets just say we used 10mill gallons a year. Thats still 7,700,000 in tax collected a year. Now I also know that a freeway cost around 5 million a mile to build. So the tax based off my made up number would produced 1.54 new miles a year. Like I stated the 10 mill gallons is something i just pulled out of my ass. But even at that we should have some road in nice condition. We all know that when the city goes out the just do a quick repave and not all of the layers that go into a freeway. So where is the rest of the money? Why is the tax so high?
  5. Ben and Bill have pretty much said it. If the taxes werent what they were on fuel it wouldnt be so bad. Just think even at 2.99 a gal. if we didnt have to pay 77 cent tax a gallon it would only be 2.22.. Why is the tax so much is my question?
  6. Daisy Duke has a nice ass. She looked good in my opinion too. But that picture doesnt do her justice.
  7. True that. Arizona Hawaii and some other place...
  8. This is true and commonly overlooked.
  9. Airplane tires are filled with nitrogen because they're made of quite different materials than car tires, because they pass through vast temperature extremes within a matter of hours, and because they are enormously more stressed in terms of speeds and weights than are car tires.Race-car tires are filled with nitrogen because it is virtually unaffected by temperature. Travel at 150 or 175 mph on a tire filled with compressed air and the heat that speed generates will soon raise the tire pressure by as much as 15 or 20 psi, and in a serious race car (a Formula One car, a Nascar Cup car) just a one-psi tire-pressure difference can affect handling substantially. In anything from a Toyota Corolla to a Ferrari 599 traveling at Interstate speeds, even Michael Schumacher wouldn't notice the difference. The best thing you can do for your tires is to check the inflation pressure once a month, or certainly before any road trip. And the worst thing you can do is fill them with a gas that might persuade you to ignore them. But boy, do I have a deal for you! For only $50 a tire, I'll inflate yours with helium. It'll make your car lighter, reduce unsprung weight, and give you better gas mileage. Works for the Goodyear Blimp, what's not to like?
  10. pics of whole car. whole cars for sale?
  11. Thats awesome. It is like a little sports car.
  12. I always tell myself I'm going to go out and shoot when we have a nice snow. I fail everytime. When it first started falling it was sticking real nice to the trees etc. Is that trailblazer two toned or one solid color?
  13. Is that what they start you out in?
  14. if he did that then our year would have been fucked up. Did you know that there is a guy in an office that reads shitloads of 7 day old data so that he can constantly Adjust the atomic clock?
  15. wouldnt you have to hook it again for that to happen?
  16. Hold on...go back in time Two Men and A Baby during Sex Is that even right?
  17. Couglin Chevrolet has one right now. Its red though. I tought about picking it up until a played with a wall in my camry.
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