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Pointless repair write up for today, "de breaks make de sounds when touch de pedal"
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Thoughts and ideas that hold forever true..........
Tim W. SoCal replied to JollySipper's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
If the only thing your customer has to criticize or complain about is your price, you're doing it right. -
Any of you guys remember F-100 Super Sabres?
Tim W. SoCal replied to Ace-Garageguy's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
When I was a little kid, the local Air National Guard had a squadron of F-100s that my Dad used to drive us out to near their base to watch them practice areal combat. -
where she can
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Theorize on all the ways to keep your customers happy because if the only thing they have to complain about is the price of your services, you're doing it right.
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if you'll take
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Not only that, but I am encountering more and more of the younger generations that have been nurtured and indoctrinated to believe that they are most special and no one in the world is as important as they are, if they realize that other people exist at all...
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Not even washing!
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College of Obscure Knowledge, one of many Ivy League institutions where for $480,000 you can earn a Master's Degree in creative papier-mâché, a skill that is in VERY high demand.
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for only $29.95!
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Levels of trim for one of my favorite cars include the 300, 300 Deluxe, Concours Custom, SS (Super Sport), SS396, SS454 and Malibu
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Back to the Hobby 55 years later....Great Forum!
Tim W. SoCal replied to gcthree's topic in Welcome! Introduce Yourself
Welcome to the community, Bob! Question: the posts I've made thus far are being reviewed/approved by a moderator. Will this always be the case? I am also a fairly recent member of this forum and, IIRC, your first 500 posts are reviewed by a moderator before they are published. From what I understand, this keeps the spammers, trolls and mass marketing solicitors at bay. -
27 years and going stronger than ever
Tim W. SoCal replied to Dtimmerman89's topic in Welcome! Introduce Yourself
Welcome to the community, Daniel. -
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Constituents parts of an internal combustion engine include the engine block, crankshaft, connecting rods, pistons, lubrication system, camshaft, crank-to-cam timing assembly, cylinder head assemblies, intake manifold, induction system and cooling system
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I didn't know Chicago was in Massachusetts and West Virginia and Santa Monica, California is NOT on the Mexican border!...
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kid like boundless energy for eternity is what my brain thinks my body should have
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4-25-25 Update: Due to the US Tariff issues with China, we have had to suspend pre-orders on this item. If you already pre-ordered, we will cover you at the price you ordered even if we have to take a loss. That said, we are also happy to cancel and refund any pre-orders. We will begin accepting new pre-orders as soon as we have some clarity on pricing. This issue has also delayed the shipment from China as Moebius is not willing to pay the 145% Tariff currently in place. We expect tariffs to moderate and for the shipment to proceed, but anything is possible. We are happy to cancel and refund or exchange any pre-orders in place now, but we cannot hold the pre-tariff pricing. We suggest you keep your pre-orders in place to protect the pre-tariff prices. If the item were to be cancelled, you would naturally receive a refund or store credit. We will post any updates we get here and change the date as we update. Thanks for your patience!
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while getting into
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Got rained on during work today, (I work outside) got rained on while restocking my service truck, got rained on walking to my vehicle after work, got rained on during my drive home, and I don't know about the rest of the world, but these deficiently skilled drivers on the Southern California freeways tend to panic when a little water falls from the sky, got rained on while I was headed to my mail box and then walking into my house. Now that I'm safe and warm and cozy and dry inside my humble abode, the sun is shining BRIGHTLY!...
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of one-way streets
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Barthel Index is an outcome measure used to score performance in activities of daily living and mobility, the 10 items to score are: feeding, bathing, grooming, dressing, bowel control, bladder control, toileting, chair transfer, ambulation, and stair climbing.