Ace-Garageguy

must have been an acute angel angle. a cute angel. no; wait.

 

 

an acute angle.

 

 

this is all getting pretty obtuse . . . .

1) I like poison ivy more than I like most people.

2) I actually AM an alien, but it's supposed to be a secret.

It's a Ford 9", so another approach, if you happen to have a nice one in the stash from another kit (like a lot of Nascar race-cars, or the Revell '32 Ford kits) is to remove the diff from the springs and substitute the better one in its place.

Measure the width of the springs first, then cut the axle housings flush with the springs on either side. Take a round file and remove the part of the axle housings left in the saddles, leaving a nice half-round for the new axle housing to snuggle into. Glue it back in the same place, making sure to keep the spacing between the springs the same, and keep the pinion angle the same as well. Swap in the driveshaft and you're done.

I read on the Internet that 67.5% of all statistics are just made up anyway!

NO IT'S NOT !!!! IT'S 68.2% !!!!!   ( )

As far as the woman who insisted that the Earth is the center of the universe...

 

depends on other factors. If she was hot, I'd let her believe anything she wants to believe!     

I've known a lot of women who thought THEY were the center of the universe, and I played along for just that reason.

 

Interesting...that view would be in conflict w/ the Flat Earth Society crowd.   I used to know someone who claimed she didn't believe in math and that numbers were evil.

What an interesting world-view SHE must have had.