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Originally Posted by grrlscout89FJ62

Well, errands were hit and miss.

Fill up the gas tank at Costco - check. $62.70

Desert Rat was sold out of the cheapie deflators.

But they did have this:



Would be be bad to mix regular and synthetic?

Originally Posted by NaterGator

That's pretty heavy at 75W140.

sure would leak slower though...

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Originally Posted by semlin

what a supra story

but tpiwwp

I have the wrx in a snowboard park vid downloading in another tab, imma try to sell him on the scooby

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Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

good for you

I use Canvas myself (which is not a good name for a vector-based drawing program , as you would associate a painting with it, which should be defined pixel-based ) - for drawing and composing figures and graphs

for images, I use Photoshop

I use corel draw/photo paint (select edition)

it came free with a printer my bother bought

I actually use MSpaint for most stuff, but the odd thing that can't be done with that or irfanview I use one of the corel programs

it now occurs to me that I haven't loaded the corel onto this machine yet

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Originally Posted by Jman

Stevie. Eric is all soft now.

I would expect that SRV is pretty soft by now too...

[Jman]

Originally Posted by Cube Dweller

my favorite part:
There is some minuscule probability, he said, “the Large Hadron Collider might make dragons that might eat us up.”

Yeah, I know, you have to read to the end to get that.

Here there be dragons!

[Jman]

Originally Posted by gladly

I would expect that SRV is pretty soft by now too...

[Jman]

Holy shit. Just found a pile of receipts from the 's day off last week. Easily over a grand. WTF? She said "You're always buying stuff for yourself and your truck." I asked her to name something. When she couldn't, I told her the last thing I bought for the truck was grab handles, which she requested, for under $20. Oh, and some oil, an oil filter, and a taillight lens. That's it for about a year.

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Originally Posted by srplus

This is exactly why I settled on the software packages and the OS that I have been using for so many years... My industry started standardizing on plotter (vector based) IBM compatible machines decades ago. For my purposes, nothing works as quickly and seamlessly in the applications that I need to use for my business as the software apps that I use now... with the Fusion, Parallels or dual boot Apples things are a changing. I can not afford to jump ship until everything fits together seamlessly. The plotter program I am running is so old that it still runs on WinDoze 98. It will not run on newer versions of WinDoze or Mac Hardware that is on the market now. To upgrade to a newer plotter program my investment in software alone is over $2K... that is one hell of a lot of vinyl letters to cut to break even just on the software expense.

I will shut up now so the responses can pour in. I love you guys and the hardware and software that you are using. I will go back to the dark side when the planets are aligned or I have lots of K's to drop on making changes.

when I worked at the engraving shop we had the same issue, and were using an older version of corel on a win95 box because it was the only thing that worked with the laser,

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Originally Posted by Jman

I think this topic is decomposing

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Originally Posted by srplus

He was the artist for the concert for homecoming at FSU back in 1969... he just kept SingingSingingSinging. I guess he could not see the clock... they literally dragged him off of the stage after about 10 encores.

He was fab!

Originally Posted by Mars

No way.

So you saw Stevie wonder in 1969 playing live.

oh, I thought we were still talking about SRV...
suddenly his not seeing the clock makes more sense

(plus the other stevie would have been 15)

[surfpig]

Originally Posted by gladly

that's a lot of doors!

You haven't seen how he drives!

[Jman]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

I could now be a cranky German without humor......

but Asperberger's

Asperger's. Don't know how that other syllable got in there.

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Originally Posted by dieseldog

No doubt. Oh, BTW, we tried to go on a tour in Progreso today; however, there were no present for viewing. I was gonna try to get pictures for TUT but it was not to be . . .

oh well, at least tut has mad google-image-search-skills*







*note use of hyphens...totally unnecessarily

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Originally Posted by grrlscout89FJ62

e lec trical banana

is gonna be a sudden craze

(quite rightly)

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Mars

You been to Napa Nater?

How bout a Napa Knee in the Nutz?

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by surfpig

Where are the grapes of wrath stored?

At your sister's place . . .

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[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Mars

Thank goodness I can still put up the w0rd. posts. Small consolation after losing the Hm. posts due to the post size limit.

It's the little things in life . . .

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by yooper

I has

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I think it already has an aftermarket handlebar.

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Also the pilot jet plug on the carb is drilled out, which means someone has tuned it, and appropriately. It runs like a fucking top. These things are notorious for hard starting in the cold. It started RIGHT up tonight at 35°F. First gear is fucking super low - this is a fast bike off the line, easily pops a wheelie. Not that I would ride it illegally in the street or anything.

But it's plenty fast for me.

That is truly awesome. I'm happy for you and your choice.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Bogo

Blasted cows went on a walkabout. They're contained again and I got a good workout.



Be careful, she might dissect you mind.



Mom and the neighbor lady already knew I was sexually active with the girls down the street so I guess it wasn't much of a reach. I think most of the town knew by then. Anyways the area of the development where I lived in was rather sexually liberated. They weren't hippies, but were mostly artists or performers of one type or another. The teachers taught art or dance. It was a whole range of highly creative people. Me and the girls had supplies of condoms provided by our parents and we were expected to use them instead of having an oops!



I don't know. He always seamed slimy to me even though he was a pastor. He pushed me out of confirmation class a year early as I asked way to many hard questions. Eventually they got divorced over a few to many money scandals.

Awesome story. I like it!

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Jman

Let me get this straight. You were hitting the girls down the street. And you mom studs you out to doink her friend, the pastor's wife, because her friend's husband, the pastor, is sterile?

[ whistle through teeth ]

Boy, howdy.

Now THAT'S a church I can get behind, or get some behind in . . .

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by semlin

it was the 70s

. . . in Iowa.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by semlin

did you know antidisestablishmentarianism is the longest word in the english language. and it doesn't have a hyphen

and it's still not near as long as half the words in German . . .

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by NaterGator

Nah I have 3 'clubs' already

the seals cower in terror . . .

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by surfpig

What if you're an advocate of disestablishmentarianism?

then you're a commie dope-smoker from California . . .

wait. what?

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by yooper

That's supercalifragilisticexpialadocious.

Funny, you don't look a thing like Julie Andrews . . .

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Originally Posted by stinkyfj60

X just pissed me off enought that I am getting the paper work to head back to court over the girls

give her some negative rep points!

[semlin]

Originally Posted by dieseldog

and it's still not near as long as half the words in German . . .

you needs to ketchup further. tut knows all.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

evidently cow country was a whole lot more liberated than we all thought

yep. twas.

[dieseldog]

Originally Posted by Cube Dweller

Settle down.











































CLAUDI

Some folks will never know when they go just a tad too far . . .

(and I've been guilty too.)