Clifford Automotive

So is he a gay fatty?

One (1) ride on my bologna pony?

That is a promotion page. The same type of use for my business. Shits fake.

LOL. Heard that.

Whats displayed this is the best shot of her. I like the one laying down, not as well as this though. And the shot in the freight elevator I dont like at all. Good looking girl youve got there.

One of my ex's http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u298/pimpjettay2k/Vegas%2006/Vega06014-1.jpg and another one... http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u298/pimpjettay2k/Vegas%2006/Vega06036.jpg Current http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u298/pimpjettay2k/Vegas%2006/Vega06062.jpg

Yeah, I left one in the back of my truck last week. Sitting outside I walked by the truck and thought....WTF is wrong with that thing.

Ahh my man, what the fuck are you watching???

Its just the treasurers office man.

Just a click or so.

Great Story!

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/1938138829.html 2004 Jetta. Check it out, need a bigger car.

Sounds like piston slap to me. If you hear it at start up then it tends to go away, this would be caused by the piston expanding under heat and starting to fill the void in the cylinder.

Never seen one get in the sunroof. That actually pretty awesome. Not for you, but for the actuality that it happened.

Yep. It was used only in First Gen Camaros.

Stills, sorry I missed you. Just listened to your message. Ive been in zanesville with Miller working on a truck.

Ben do you have any old EIDE hard drives that work. I am in need of a test unit, before I got buy one. Then if that works, I'd prob take this off your hands.

No shit. It looks like a dust storm driving down the freeway! J/K Clay I looked in the book, and found some dead ends. So I searched online and actually found some post of your on DC.com I see you've been fighting this for quite some time now. I read quite a bit of that thread to find that you and Spark or whoever didnt get too far. Like Dave said, one recommedation would be to put a temp sensor on it. Then I would go from there.

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Ask verizon for a credit of the days that you couldnt use your phone, if youre on that type of plan. If they choose to provide you with that type of insurance company for phone coverage, they should be able to help you out on your bill.

So true.

I would agree with a natural look that is true to life. That the problem I have with many "photographers". Anybody can snap a picture, crop it, throw some filters at it, selective coloring, vignetting, the list goes on. But this does not make someone a photographer. Its all about getting it right out of the camera. And digital has taken that away from photography. You dont have to get it right. You just have to be in the realm of somewhere even close. After that, its all about what you can master on the computer. Here is what I use PS for. 1. Correcting tilt on horizons. 2. Slight crops 3. B&W Conversions 4. Special Effects (Anthonys pictures here, transparent hood) 5. Watermarking

I'd pull the wrong lever at the wrong time.

Well keep your furniture in Mikes garage, and bring the car over to the shop until your ready to move it up. It wont burden me at all, and it will be temperature controlled year round. Thats my opinion... Then tell your brother his spot is taken!

I was online on my phone earlier. Either way it can be achieved day or night. All in your shutter speed. I agree with you on the others. I know all about it, I prefer to use 7oclock sun for flare, or just not do it at all. Typically the desaturated look in flared photos is caused by the unbalanced light coming into the lens. When shooting in ambient light, and using no type of OCF that is the result. In saying that, I have seen a lot of desaturated photos this past year, flare or not. The problem with "photographers" is only 1/3 of them are actually "photographers". The others just follow what they are doing.