View Poll Results: Do you prefer us lobbing Potatoes or Grenades to take care of spammers?
Lob potatoes to just stun them
2
16.67%
Lob grenades and remove them from the TMS pool permanently
10
83.33%
Voters: 12. You may not vote on this poll
Mustangs Coast to Coast
11/15/08, 09:04 PM
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Hi there Arin!
11/15/08, 09:39 PM
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Well, this Saturday was really busy for me. I started fixing my brother in law's 03 Suzuki Aerio SX at 9:00am and finished it @ 7:00pm. He had an accident about a week ago. He was driving on the highway late at night and he momentarily fell assleep. When he looked up, he was going to the concrete divider and hit the binders, but since the rear drums are well worn out for about a year+, he locked the front tires and the car went a little sideways and hit the concrete with the driver's side tire. 
Luckily he's OK and nobody got hurt 
The carnage took out the axle shaft boot, transmission mount, strut mount, end link, snapped the control arm in half, blew the tire off, cracked the hub cap, mangled the fender and that caused the driver's side door not to open, scratched the bumper and torn side skirt.
I replaced the axle boot, changed the strut mount, control arm, end link, trans. mount and straightened the fender so that the door can be opened. Then had to get out the plastic clips that hold the ground effects to the fender & door. The fender ones were the easiest, but i had to get out the door panel to get the others out. Also the ocasional rains didn't help much
But finally it's in running condition again 
The funny thing was that when i took it for a spin to buy munchies, when i got out to check the tires, the REAR RIGHT ground effect was about to fall off!! I laughed and put it inside the car 
Luckily he's OK and nobody got hurt The carnage took out the axle shaft boot, transmission mount, strut mount, end link, snapped the control arm in half, blew the tire off, cracked the hub cap, mangled the fender and that caused the driver's side door not to open, scratched the bumper and torn side skirt.
I replaced the axle boot, changed the strut mount, control arm, end link, trans. mount and straightened the fender so that the door can be opened. Then had to get out the plastic clips that hold the ground effects to the fender & door. The fender ones were the easiest, but i had to get out the door panel to get the others out. Also the ocasional rains didn't help much
But finally it's in running condition again The funny thing was that when i took it for a spin to buy munchies, when i got out to check the tires, the REAR RIGHT ground effect was about to fall off!! I laughed and put it inside the car
11/15/08, 10:06 PM
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I'm sooo tired. See ya. 
11/16/08, 12:16 AM
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Sorry, it took me forever to clean all my cars. 
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11/16/08, 12:17 AM
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Well, this Saturday was really busy for me. I started fixing my brother in law's 03 Suzuki Aerio SX at 9:00am and finished it @ 7:00pm. He had an accident about a week ago. He was driving on the highway late at night and he momentarily fell assleep. When he looked up, he was going to the concrete divider and hit the binders, but since the rear drums are well worn out for about a year+, he locked the front tires and the car went a little sideways and hit the concrete with the driver's side tire. Luckily he's OK and nobody got hurt
The carnage took out the axle shaft boot, transmission mount, strut mount, end link, snapped the control arm in half, blew the tire off, cracked the hub cap, mangled the fender and that caused the driver's side door not to open, scratched the bumper and torn side skirt.
I replaced the axle boot, changed the strut mount, control arm, end link, trans. mount and straightened the fender so that the door can be opened. Then had to get out the plastic clips that hold the ground effects to the fender & door. The fender ones were the easiest, but i had to get out the door panel to get the others out. Also the ocasional rains didn't help much But finally it's in running condition again The funny thing was that when i took it for a spin to buy munchies, when i got out to check the tires, the REAR RIGHT ground effect was about to fall off!! I laughed and put it inside the car
Luckily he's OK and nobody got hurt The carnage took out the axle shaft boot, transmission mount, strut mount, end link, snapped the control arm in half, blew the tire off, cracked the hub cap, mangled the fender and that caused the driver's side door not to open, scratched the bumper and torn side skirt.
I replaced the axle boot, changed the strut mount, control arm, end link, trans. mount and straightened the fender so that the door can be opened. Then had to get out the plastic clips that hold the ground effects to the fender & door. The fender ones were the easiest, but i had to get out the door panel to get the others out. Also the ocasional rains didn't help much
But finally it's in running condition again The funny thing was that when i took it for a spin to buy munchies, when i got out to check the tires, the REAR RIGHT ground effect was about to fall off!! I laughed and put it inside the car 
Glad he's ok though.
11/16/08, 12:45 AM
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Here they are: http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...40#post5683940
11/16/08, 12:51 AM
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Well, I'm off to bed.
11/16/08, 12:51 AM
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hehe, those look like those pictures that are made from a zillion tiny pictures except they dont make a picture
i didnt want to click on the thumbs lol
i didnt want to click on the thumbs lol
11/16/08, 04:16 AM
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Hi guys! It's Ashley. Remember me? I just want you guys to know, I miss you all very much.
And Leo I heard about your recent upgrade. My V6 and I are so happy for you... but more jealous than happy.
And Leo I heard about your recent upgrade. My V6 and I are so happy for you... but more jealous than happy.
11/16/08, 06:04 AM
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Hello and good morning
11/16/08, 06:07 AM
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SEMA 2008 Best New Product!!
So, by popular demand from the american customers, the new and translated Rice-O-Meter, in English!!! Enjoy 
11/16/08, 06:47 AM
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Echo echoooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11/16/08, 07:23 AM
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Yo Chris
11/16/08, 07:30 AM
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11/16/08, 07:43 AM
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btw I turned 31 on August 30th.
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11/16/08, 09:04 AM
The Legacy TMS Lady
you guys are making me feel REALLY old............sheesh I don't even remember 29....it was so long ago....but I'm young at heart