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Just a tip, - develop a taste for brussle sprouts. At the very least, learn how to napkin them at the dinner table and keep your damn opinions to yourself.
It way to late for me, -just a suggestion.
BTW- anyone know how long it takes to wear off ? I mean once a woman becomes offended over food ?
It way to late for me, -just a suggestion.
BTW- anyone know how long it takes to wear off ? I mean once a woman becomes offended over food ?
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
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Trying to counter it. - Making some of the hottest chili I can stand. If she doesn't eat that.... Only thing is, this stuff can cause adverse affects...I could fail miserably.
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Originally Posted by jprevat
I'm with AK on this. They are relatively easy to fix. When I couldn't back mine up and had no tools on hand I soaked each ear of the u-joint in pblaster and the sound went away for a couple of days. So I knew that was my problem.
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Originally Posted by Jbrew
My Lord, what are talking about grasshopper ?
I expected Jp to catch this, but Mattresses don't squeak unless your water bed springs a leak. Becomes kind of a slip and slide.
What squeaks is the box springs, head board hardware. Transfers to walls and foundations if she has talent.
I can't comment on the reverse thing...def not my style.
So yea, your description is sort of a fail.
I expected Jp to catch this, but Mattresses don't squeak unless your water bed springs a leak. Becomes kind of a slip and slide.
What squeaks is the box springs, head board hardware. Transfers to walls and foundations if she has talent.
I can't comment on the reverse thing...def not my style.
So yea, your description is sort of a fail.
Along with my 2nd set of pads for the big brakes and finally some stainless steel braided lines. The pads are starting to make noise and eat the rotors so it'll get new ones too.
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LOL! Ya I figured that description would make at least one person scratch their head. Either way, looks like I'll be fixing that soon.
Along with my 2nd set of pads for the big brakes and finally some stainless steel braided lines. The pads are starting to make noise and eat the rotors so it'll get new ones too.
Along with my 2nd set of pads for the big brakes and finally some stainless steel braided lines. The pads are starting to make noise and eat the rotors so it'll get new ones too.
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Originally Posted by akdoggie
So Drill, how are you going to fix that "squeeky bed"? lol
