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%
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Mustangs Coast to Coast
7/28/13 | 12:07 PM
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7/28/13 | 03:23 PM
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Ol' lady's car has the low tire light on and all of them are where they're supposed to be. Bad sensor I guess. Freakin' Honda.
7/28/13 | 03:37 PM
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I hate that stupid federal mandate for TPMS. If I ever get a 2007+ car (which seems more and more unlikely the more advanced they get), I will rip the sensors off and disable the light with a tuner.
7/28/13 | 04:00 PM
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This is the second car I've had that problem on. My blue Shelby had one go bad, light came on driving back home the day I bought it, and now this Honda, still got the drive out tags on it.
7/28/13 | 04:10 PM
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7/28/13 | 04:29 PM
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Found a reset button for the light. Went off so far, but something had to be screwed up for it to come on in the first place. Guess she'll just have to watch it and see what happens.
7/28/13 | 04:43 PM
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I should have known something was up when the guy behind the counter asked if I'd like to try a 9 inch and it wasn't even on the menu. 
(CNN) -- Two Subway employees have been fired after getting fresh -- not in the way the restaurant chain intended -- including one who put his genitals on a loaf of bread, took a picture, then shared the image online.
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7/28/13 | 05:38 PM
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7/28/13 | 05:42 PM
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Sorry, we were away camping in Gettysburg.
7/28/13 | 05:48 PM
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I know I know.... lol My friend who just got her first horse asked twice "so you need 60 bales?" "No... I need six hundred... to last me through next year's 2nd cutting." 
Neither farmers, or Native Americans who used to own this land, lived up here or tried to farm here. You cain't grow a lick of grass in a pine forest at 4000'. Especially at the edge of the high desert. So it isn't too wise to run a breeding operation in a pine forest. Then again I never was one to take the popular road. Plus some of the best grass and alfalfa in the country is less than an hour away.
And since I am no longer in business, hence no tax deduct, they're just pets. Thanks to the drought, it is now over $500/mo. For pet food. I could be in the GT500 club for that. 
But you know, we are now family, we are herd bound. And you can't sell family. They are my healing, daily joy, responsibility, and entertainment. Plus I made a commitment to Chief Joseph's memory with my book that I would provide a preservation for his 'children'. So they're just stuck with me.
Thankfully, the Lord keeps refilling the oil and flour so as to continue into my 27th year with them. Thank you!!
Neither farmers, or Native Americans who used to own this land, lived up here or tried to farm here. You cain't grow a lick of grass in a pine forest at 4000'. Especially at the edge of the high desert. So it isn't too wise to run a breeding operation in a pine forest. Then again I never was one to take the popular road. Plus some of the best grass and alfalfa in the country is less than an hour away.
And since I am no longer in business, hence no tax deduct, they're just pets. Thanks to the drought, it is now over $500/mo. For pet food.
I could be in the GT500 club for that. But you know, we are now family, we are herd bound. And you can't sell family. They are my healing, daily joy, responsibility, and entertainment. Plus I made a commitment to Chief Joseph's memory with my book that I would provide a preservation for his 'children'. So they're just stuck with me.
Thankfully, the Lord keeps refilling the oil and flour so as to continue into my 27th year with them. Thank you!!
Last edited by cdynaco; 7/28/13 at 05:53 PM.