View Poll Results: Do you prefer us lobbing Potatoes or Grenades to take care of spammers?
Lob potatoes to just stun them
2
18.18%
Lob grenades and remove them from the TMS pool permanently
9
81.82%
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Mustangs Coast to Coast
12/2/09, 09:25 PM
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12/2/09, 09:25 PM
12/2/09, 09:27 PM
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12/2/09, 09:40 PM
Man it's boring in here tonight! What is new with you guys? Someone has to have something going on worth reading about! Or you can help me? I've been told and seen evidence that advancing my timing 2-4 degrees from stock will really wake up my engine, but my dad said this is bad for the engine. What's the verdict? Is it safe to do, or no?
12/2/09, 09:43 PM
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12/2/09, 09:45 PM
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12/2/09, 09:46 PM
Geesus it's getting pretty sad & just before Christmas: grr
This is here on the Island where I live about 4 hrs away close too Mt.Washington
COMOX — A woman caught shoplifting food from Safeway to feed her grandchildren has been place on probation for 12 months.According to Crown prosecutor Bruce Morrison, Linda Marie Marlow, 54, stole $32 worth of meat so she could give her grandchildren a solid meal.
"It's a sad picture," said Morrison. "We don't want to send this lady to jail."
Judge Allan Gould said that many petty cases of shoplifting go through the courts every day. It is typically considered a trivial matter, he said, but it also costs Canadian business significant money every year.
Gould suspended sentence and placed Marlow, who does have a record, on 12 months probation. She must attend counseling as directed and cannot go to the Safeway in Courtenay.
This is here on the Island where I live about 4 hrs away close too Mt.Washington
COMOX — A woman caught shoplifting food from Safeway to feed her grandchildren has been place on probation for 12 months.According to Crown prosecutor Bruce Morrison, Linda Marie Marlow, 54, stole $32 worth of meat so she could give her grandchildren a solid meal.
"It's a sad picture," said Morrison. "We don't want to send this lady to jail."
Judge Allan Gould said that many petty cases of shoplifting go through the courts every day. It is typically considered a trivial matter, he said, but it also costs Canadian business significant money every year.
Gould suspended sentence and placed Marlow, who does have a record, on 12 months probation. She must attend counseling as directed and cannot go to the Safeway in Courtenay.
12/2/09, 09:48 PM
Legacy TMS Member Pr
Good idea.
12/2/09, 09:54 PM
Modern medicine, remote control for your **** hole.
http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle...operation.html
What will they think of next?
http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle...operation.html
What will they think of next?
12/2/09, 09:54 PM
Legacy TMS Member Pr
Geesus it's getting pretty sad & just before Christmas: grr
This is here on the Island where I live about 4 hrs away close too Mt.Washington
COMOX — A woman caught shoplifting food from Safeway to feed her grandchildren has been place on probation for 12 months.According to Crown prosecutor Bruce Morrison, Linda Marie Marlow, 54, stole $32 worth of meat so she could give her grandchildren a solid meal.
"It's a sad picture," said Morrison. "We don't want to send this lady to jail."
Judge Allan Gould said that many petty cases of shoplifting go through the courts every day. It is typically considered a trivial matter, he said, but it also costs Canadian business significant money every year.
Gould suspended sentence and placed Marlow, who does have a record, on 12 months probation. She must attend counseling as directed and cannot go to the Safeway in Courtenay.
This is here on the Island where I live about 4 hrs away close too Mt.Washington
COMOX — A woman caught shoplifting food from Safeway to feed her grandchildren has been place on probation for 12 months.According to Crown prosecutor Bruce Morrison, Linda Marie Marlow, 54, stole $32 worth of meat so she could give her grandchildren a solid meal.
"It's a sad picture," said Morrison. "We don't want to send this lady to jail."
Judge Allan Gould said that many petty cases of shoplifting go through the courts every day. It is typically considered a trivial matter, he said, but it also costs Canadian business significant money every year.
Gould suspended sentence and placed Marlow, who does have a record, on 12 months probation. She must attend counseling as directed and cannot go to the Safeway in Courtenay.
12/2/09, 10:02 PM
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12/2/09, 10:10 PM
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12/2/09, 10:12 PM
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12/2/09, 10:17 PM
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12/2/09, 10:29 PM
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You probably should've quoted that post. 
12/2/09, 10:31 PM
Hey Chris I was looking for something and stumbled upon this !
http://www.seriouswheels.com/cars/20...-Batmobile.htm
http://www.seriouswheels.com/cars/20...-Batmobile.htm
12/2/09, 10:33 PM
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You're still using IE? 