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That's not a wasteful society thing, it's a corporate cover your ass thing, with a bit of greed mixed in there.
I can understand it from a risk perspective. Much like all the trucks Stacey David built on his show in the early years. They had to be crushed if anything had been permanently modified (i.e. cut or welded) the manufacturers and aftermarket parts peoples lawyers were scared to death someone would hurt themselves and sue. Fxxxin' lawyers.
I can understand it from a risk perspective. Much like all the trucks Stacey David built on his show in the early years. They had to be crushed if anything had been permanently modified (i.e. cut or welded) the manufacturers and aftermarket parts peoples lawyers were scared to death someone would hurt themselves and sue. Fxxxin' lawyers.
It sucks that a school doesn't even entertain the idea of a FREE donation because it's useless, when in all reality it's perfectly good.
They need an "outlet" store. Open it to the public with no guarantee.
Like irregular polo shirts from Marshall's in 1987. Yeah, just like that.
Like irregular polo shirts from Marshall's in 1987. Yeah, just like that.
All my shirts are izod
Thank you very much
Thank you very much
Nothings free brother. If Gumby has to track every little movement of a part, that equals man hours. If he has to dispose of something in a specific way, that equals man hours. It all equals money.
Don't get me wrong, we're a wasteful society in general, but this issue to me has lawyers written all over it.
We're a throw away society also, cause there's no money in fixin' old s*** anymore. If there were we'd all be rakin' in the dough as landcruiser mechanics!
When is the last time you saw a TV repairman?I thank you for supporting goodwill t-bone! It's creating opportunities for me!
No one creates waste quite like a lawyer.
One of the few professions that creates nothing in any form.
Waste is something. If it's not, what's with all the gawd damn landfills?
I say we fill up the landfills with lawyers.
You guys ever heard of cow chip bingo?
That's where they paint a numbered grid pattern in a field, sell tickets for each box, then drop a cow patty (cow sh!t) from a chopper or toss it from a catapult and whatever box it lands in wins a cut of the money raised.
I wanna have lawyer chip bingo. I bet we could balance the fawkin' budget with the money we'd raise just by putting it on PPV.
That's where they paint a numbered grid pattern in a field, sell tickets for each box, then drop a cow patty (cow sh!t) from a chopper or toss it from a catapult and whatever box it lands in wins a cut of the money raised.
I wanna have lawyer chip bingo. I bet we could balance the fawkin' budget with the money we'd raise just by putting it on PPV.
Why would you want to "be s***?" Furthermore, why would you want to be a perticular persons s***?
That poses some interesting potential for bad visuals
Let me speak to my lawyer about the mental anguish I might suffer from that
I will be getting in touch with your lawyer soon about the proceedings
Let me speak to my lawyer about the mental anguish I might suffer from that
I will be getting in touch with your lawyer soon about the proceedings
The way heard it played is they drop a cow patty from a cow.
Where the fxxx are people who would play such a game for entertainment going to get a choppa?
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Well then it takes on an entire new meaning
The only time I ever witnessed it was in NC at a high school football game. The choppa was at about 500' when it release it's payload.
I know the cow walking around until it craps in a block is the way its normally done, but there are two primary problems with playing "Lawyer Chip Bingo" that way.
1.) I don't think we could get any self respecting cow to swallow a lawyer.
B.) A cow sh!tting out a lawyer wouldn't be nearly as entertaining as a lawyer dropped from 500'.
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OK, I actually got some time in the garage so the fun has began. The cruiser is sitting in the air with everything stripped from the back. Springs were only on the truck for a year so everthing came apart real easy. Only problem I have is getting the third member out of thr old housing, there has to be some trick to this but I haven't found it yet, I'm open for ideas. I have hit on it some from the back but don't want to hit it too hard, I know how my luck goes. I hope to have it back on the ground by next weekend, then start finalizing plans for the front.
Anybody interested in some slightly used 4" lift springs? Two are out two coming out soon I hope.
Anybody interested in some slightly used 4" lift springs? Two are out two coming out soon I hope.