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Everything posted by CRed05
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Nothing wrong with a little bit of bull sperm... Energy drinks use mostly synthetic taurine
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Steven Seagal!! http://www.lightningdrink.com/images/lightningbolt-cans.jpg Some of my favs are Iron Brew, Lucozade, Red Bull, Monster Java and NOS.
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Yea, bit on the boring side. Did like the dude with the hat that rambled on about stuff in a hard to understand way. Mike Judge needs to do Office Space 2
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What? ^^^xbox crowd maturity level < ps3 crowd maturity level
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Android FTW!
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How the hell is 360 better online?
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Damn...not bad looking at all, and i dont like the styling on any American car besides the vette. Very new Acura TL-like though
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My neighbor had a chameleon and it was really cool. Made me want to get one. They eat crickets and its cool to watch them catch them with their tongues. You can hold them and they will hang on to you, they aren't fast so it will be pretty hard to get away from you. They change color ofcourse and that's cool too.
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+1 for Columbus Diesel Supply or mail it to the manufacturer
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2010 I believe. Pricing will probably slightly more than 335i price range.
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with all the money I have pause not http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyaG6gOvwuQ&eurl(new S4 content) The brand with the four rings has a long tradition of supercharged engines. The legendary Grand Prix racing cars built by Auto Union back in the 1930s already featured mechanical superchargers, which coaxed as much as 440 kW (around 600 hp) out of the mighty 16-cylinder and 12-cylinder engines. From the late 1970s on, Audi focused its attention on the exhaust turbocharger, which helped it to a succession of noteworthy triumphs in the world of motor sport. The turbo engines also began to enjoy resounding success in the market. Now the supercharger is staging a comeback – the T in the engine description no longer stands for the turbocharger alone. Extensive comparative tests revealed the mechanical supercharger to be superior to a biturbo concept for the big V6 engine. In conjunction with direct injection this concept has clear advantages in terms of the prioritized features of packaging, starting performance and responsiveness.
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I remember playing sim tower for a while there too. That game probably couldn't hold my attention like it did anymore now that i think about it.
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http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c93/thehun_1992/basement/belaired.gif
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http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii58/khjknwejnr2w38nsdf/Dog_jumps_carwindow.gif
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I still have one laying around somewhere
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V1.0 For PC MS-DOS – 1989 Windows – 1992 SimCity 2000 (1993) SimCity 3000 (1999) SimCity 4 (2003) SimCity DS (2007) SimCity Societies (2007)
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looks like a camry, one of 4 that you can see in those pictures. And yes, it does look "wonky"
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I can agree to that
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On my way to 25, not getting my hitchin on anytime soon
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http://common.csnstores.com/common/products/HML/HML1027_l.jpg http://www.hermanmiller.com/CDA/SSA/Product/1,1592,a10-c440-p205,00.html
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25 dollar percent!!
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If you trade it for a car of similiar value wouldnt you still be paying the same? I dont get it. Either way, good luck. I agree with Jones, i can supply one K04 and test pipes
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I pre ordered mine and got it tuesday. I'm typing this on it. Stores in columbus don't carry them cause 3g isn't in ohio yet fot tmobile. Awesome phone, highly recommend. Open source ftw. Oh pre orders sold out but retail stores have plenty in areas with 3g. Know anyone in chicago?
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Haha. I had some older dude infront of me on one of those. When the light turned green he started turning left and right (like he was warming up his tires) all aggressive like. I almost shit my pants