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I hate you Shawn!!! Looks great! If it were in the price range I'm looking at, I'd love to scoop one up. How's the ride?

Goes back to the old addage you get what you pay for. I'm buying a fairly large safe when I get home in September, just to secure my firearms along with some other items. I was looking at something similar to the Ft.Knox safes.... Example: http://www.easternsecuritysafe.com/Products/gunsafes/ftknox/open-gun-safe.jpeg Just saying, good luck getting into something like this. This is similiar to the model of safe I'm looking at. I see no problem spending over $1,500 for a secure safe.

Shockingly enough, most diesel customers don't feel the need for anymore power, it's more about fuel economy than anything. On many occassions I have heard upwards of 20MPG on the highway from all the Big 3 Diesel Trucks. Power = Economy when you're playing with a truck weighing in at over 8,000lbs.

What part of this is racist???? The government has no place in private business, thus why we partake in capitalism. Question: Is federal intervention in private business okay if it’s to prevent discrimination? Answer: No, the federal government shouldn’t decide whether businesses can select their own customers: 72.5% I agree with that statement 100%, because the Federal Government should NOT step into private business. 15% in South Carolina oppose the CRA, and..........? Not every state in the union still likes being in it.

I wouldn't be horribly worried about the turbo as much as the transmissions. But I think the 24V Cummins trucks can make upward of 500-600RWHP range and I'd say atleast 800+RWTQ. Been a minute since I've seen some #'s out of a Cummins truck, but even with a stock turbo, there's a lot he could've done. All the more reason, turbo diesels are the way of the future.

He's in a cult! http://img.timeinc.net/time/photoessays/2008/doomsday_cults/doomsday_cults_11.jpg

FYI, the black smoke isn't a good thing (usually running rich). So the aura around the "smoke" from a diesel is just that. As fun as it maybe, I wouldn't shoot for this in any diesel. And yes, you would be amazed at the power increases out of all Big 3 Diesels. -Turbo Back -Programmer/Chip/Tune -CAI It wasn't uncommon to see these trucks pick up over 200ft lbs or torque to the rear wheels, and over 100RWHP aswell.

Sucks I'm in Afghanistan

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I just learned the other day Mr.Miyagi died.

JLIST suit is only good for 24 hours, or 40 farts.

Now Ken, we all know that the moon is not made of green cheese. But what if it were made of barbeque spare ribs, would you eat it then? I know I would. Heck! I'd have seconds and then polish it off with a tall cool Budweiser. - - - I would do it. Would you?

The days of the Dutch Oven are gone: https://www.bettermarriageblanket.com/ Will this really make your marriage that much better?

Pepper Jack: Because there's never a dull moment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=Mjxm27EKF78&feature=related :nod:

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/1740697609.html Winner goes to the BMW camp.

I think stangbangers, buckeyestangs, and I think the SVT forum, are the best places I can think of. I also say pick up a Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords. It is down right full of anything and everything you can think of related to Mustangs/Fords. I take some of their tech stuff with a grain of salt, but it's stuffed with parts galore.

Jody was just keeping her warm, he should've known. JODY STRIKES AGAIN! For those that don't understand this term: Jody (Or Jodie)- The mythical Jody refers to a civilian who remains at home instead of joining the military service. Jody also lacks the desirable attributes of military men. He is neither brave nor squared-away. Jody calls often make points with ironic humor. Jody will take advantage of your girlfriend in your absence. Jody stays at home, drives the soldier's car, and gets the soldier's sweetheart (often called "Susie") while the soldier is in boot camp or in country. I hope that bitch dies of AIDS BTW. Had too many buddies come home to the same situation.

Kind of a natural progression, instead of being in a parking lot, it turns into the internet. -All makes and models of cars represented -Discussion, BS, pics, vids, etc.. revolving around all forms of racing. -Entertainment in all forms -Always funny running into members at the bar somewhere -Tech advice is usually on the spot -You can usually find something to do on the weekend if you're bored

Never cease to amaze me with the power to coax out of the GT500's.

If I were a criminal a sign of that nature would deffinately make me think twice. An armed citizen no matter, still poses more of a threat than a "security system" in my opinion. I don't know the statistics on armed robbery, but never the less, if I were a theif, I wouldn't want to be on the recieving end of a firearm. Take into consideration the police response time for an alarm. Call it 5 minutes or so, thst's enough time for a quick heist. The dog sign I believe deters aswell, but could be anything from a tea cup poodle to a raging pitbull. So that sign is kind of hit or miss. -As to comment on the night time scenario, this is all the more reason I am a firm believer of Surefire's product line. I can't tell you how many times through personal experience, a Tac light works like you wouldn't believe. Not only has it saved lives, meaning, if I didn't have the light I would've killed an un-armed civilian multiple times, but in a raid like scenario it gives you that suprise element and split second to enguage when necessary. I know it was kind of off topic per-say, but in addition to the visual warnings, a good bright light upward of 60 lumens, is enough to give you an edge, yet possibly deter someone.

That's what gun safes are for. Good luck taking something that's over 500lbs, fire rated, and not to mention locked up pretty tight.

Red Bull turns into a life saver when you're stuck out for over 72 hours straight. That stuff works magic I must say. Can't say I'm addicted to it, but depending on what I'm doing, I'll usually shotgun a can before I roll out. I have a case in my fridge at the moment.....

If I were there in the flesh I would give you $650 on the spot. I recant my statement, lemme see if I can work something out. I'll be in touch.

Figured this is one of those times where it's a seemingly real possibility, policies could be placed into effect. I tend to try to stay current on NRAILA.org, but knowing how our system tends to work, I don't think everything is brought to the table. Shockingly enough, there is international push to infringe upon rights, not to mention Mexico's president blaming America in general for their weapon's problem with the drug lords. I kinda bring this up because you don't see much in the aspect of the Anti-Gun laws at the moment. With all the oil spills, health care bills, gays in the military, and regulated emissions on vehicles. I read this article that was pretty good: http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/03/dont_let_obamas_antigun_silenc.html I'm hoping that the silence means these people in power to make/change laws and policies, have now educated themselves. But, looking into the majority of those in power at the moment, their track records are pretty shady. Opinions on this?