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
12/7/13, 04:27 AM
A Man Just Needs Some....
Take care of yourself Lee. You keep all that crap bottled up and you can never get passed it. Face em head on and appreciate what you have. Wish you well brother.
12/7/13, 04:32 AM
Shelby GT350 Member
12/7/13, 06:00 AM
Legacy TMS Member
It's a cold as morning. Morning to all.
12/7/13, 07:55 AM
Legacy TMS Member Pr
Morning. Still having mixed thoughts about my Grandmas passing. 
12/7/13, 08:20 AM
12/7/13, 08:21 AM
Auburn plays for the SEC champ today against Missouri. should be interesting. Need a couple of teams to loose for a shot at National Champ tho.
12/7/13, 08:31 AM
Legacy TMS Member Pr
12/7/13, 08:39 AM
Legacy TMS Member
12/7/13, 08:48 AM
Legacy TMS Member Pr
12/7/13, 08:50 AM
NTTAWWT
Also, nice breakdance moves in your avatar.
12/7/13, 08:59 AM
Legacy TMS Member Pr
to Pearl Harbor Day. 
12/7/13, 12:07 PM
12/7/13, 03:32 PM
Shelby GT500 Member
Not sure where to put this, but I figured the right people would probably see it in this thread.
I know this isn't a professional magazine website, I know it's a collection of Mustang fans first and foremost, but when the front page of the site has articles written by mods or contributors that have misspellings, poor grammar, etc., it makes the site look more like a bunch of guys playing at running a website and less like a site interested in presenting quality material and providing a place that can serve as a knowledge base. I'm sure some will think I'm nitpicking and that "spelling/grammer don't matter no more" on the internet, but I disagree. In the article comparing the popularity of the Mustang with that of the Camaro, I came across this:
"But bare with me for a moment while I weigh in on a few comparisons."
Come on, guys. This site surely is better than this kind of thing. It's not isolated, either.
I know this isn't a professional magazine website, I know it's a collection of Mustang fans first and foremost, but when the front page of the site has articles written by mods or contributors that have misspellings, poor grammar, etc., it makes the site look more like a bunch of guys playing at running a website and less like a site interested in presenting quality material and providing a place that can serve as a knowledge base. I'm sure some will think I'm nitpicking and that "spelling/grammer don't matter no more" on the internet, but I disagree. In the article comparing the popularity of the Mustang with that of the Camaro, I came across this:
"But bare with me for a moment while I weigh in on a few comparisons."
Come on, guys. This site surely is better than this kind of thing. It's not isolated, either.
12/7/13, 03:51 PM
Not sure where to put this, but I figured the right people would probably see it in this thread.
I know this isn't a professional magazine website, I know it's a collection of Mustang fans first and foremost, but when the front page of the site has articles written by mods or contributors that have misspellings, poor grammar, etc., it makes the site look more like a bunch of guys playing at running a website and less like a site interested in presenting quality material and providing a place that can serve as a knowledge base. I'm sure some will think I'm nitpicking and that "spelling/grammer don't matter no more" on the internet, but I disagree. In the article comparing the popularity of the Mustang with that of the Camaro, I came across this:
"But bare with me for a moment while I weigh in on a few comparisons."
Come on, guys. This site surely is better than this kind of thing. It's not isolated, either.
I know this isn't a professional magazine website, I know it's a collection of Mustang fans first and foremost, but when the front page of the site has articles written by mods or contributors that have misspellings, poor grammar, etc., it makes the site look more like a bunch of guys playing at running a website and less like a site interested in presenting quality material and providing a place that can serve as a knowledge base. I'm sure some will think I'm nitpicking and that "spelling/grammer don't matter no more" on the internet, but I disagree. In the article comparing the popularity of the Mustang with that of the Camaro, I came across this:
"But bare with me for a moment while I weigh in on a few comparisons."
Come on, guys. This site surely is better than this kind of thing. It's not isolated, either.
12/7/13, 04:17 PM
Legacy TMS Member
Not sure where to put this, but I figured the right people would probably see it in this thread.
I know this isn't a professional magazine website, I know it's a collection of Mustang fans first and foremost, but when the front page of the site has articles written by mods or contributors that have misspellings, poor grammar, etc., it makes the site look more like a bunch of guys playing at running a website and less like a site interested in presenting quality material and providing a place that can serve as a knowledge base. I'm sure some will think I'm nitpicking and that "spelling/grammer don't matter no more" on the internet, but I disagree. In the article comparing the popularity of the Mustang with that of the Camaro, I came across this:
"But bare with me for a moment while I weigh in on a few comparisons."
Come on, guys. This site surely is better than this kind of thing. It's not isolated, either.
I know this isn't a professional magazine website, I know it's a collection of Mustang fans first and foremost, but when the front page of the site has articles written by mods or contributors that have misspellings, poor grammar, etc., it makes the site look more like a bunch of guys playing at running a website and less like a site interested in presenting quality material and providing a place that can serve as a knowledge base. I'm sure some will think I'm nitpicking and that "spelling/grammer don't matter no more" on the internet, but I disagree. In the article comparing the popularity of the Mustang with that of the Camaro, I came across this:
"But bare with me for a moment while I weigh in on a few comparisons."
Come on, guys. This site surely is better than this kind of thing. It's not isolated, either.
I jest bleim et unn spill cheek. 