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AUinHsv

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  1. I can't remember where I read it bit wasn't something like 200K voters taken off the rolls? Need to get them back in a hurry. You know the powers in that state are already working overtime to reduce minority voters.
  2. Lemon twist with a mod power vinyl roof. Everything was wild/bold/mod then. Kinda surprised no one came out with Leisure Suit Lime or something like that.
  3. Big draw is a swinging hook for me. I mean 30 yards or more movement. I actually practice it with irons every now and then. The bets shot I ever hit in my life was two years ago. Left handed and 18th hole is hard right to a green over 20 foot moat. I am off to left with trees all down the side in the rough. I channel the inner Bubba and hit a 5 iron about 170 with a 40 yard draw/hook. All I wanted was over the water - I will scramble back from anywhere past the green. I can't see the shot after hitting but laying partner up by the green is going crazy. Stopped four feet from hole. Of course I missed the birdie putt.... As far as where to play it - I am very old school and play my irons in different locations depending on the iron. My 5 irons is middle of stance. For the swinging hook I move it back about 2 inches to make sure I hit down and deliberately rotate wrists over to exagerate the draw.
  4. Practice on a vacant lot. Dad made us back the boat all over the school parking lot down the street from our house
  5. I have the same gen 4Runner (2001) and 4WD also and no way I would tow anything close to 5000 pounds. Before buying it new I took the demo model up and down 360 and finally decided it could get up and down the hills - that was without any additional weight. I can't imagine towing anything bigger than a bass boat around the hills of Austin and even then I would have trailer brakes. IIRC it has about 185 HP and 220 ft lbs of torque. That might get the boat out of the water but you are assuming you can get it to the water. Even though you mentioned no highways I would sure take a test run with the 4Runner before buying.
  6. Before throwing everything out - try a couple of things 1. Make sure all cables are connected. Then disconnect devices not needed like CD drive etc 2. Boot into the BIOS (maybe F1 key after powering on) and check the boot order. You want the new disk drive to show up at top 3. If this fails then google the error - there are a couple of pretty simple solutions. The problem is that this is not a specific error other then bootmgr is missing. There are different reasons it could be missing. One is you didn;'t define the new drive as bootable. Again the solutions are a lot easier than new computer 4. This is also why several people recommended reloading windows - it avoid this issue
  7. I hope that doesn't have a clock spring or if it does you replaced it while you the column apart.
  8. I would hope you have backups of your important stuff. The you just move things over to new computer. Never liked cloning between totally different computers versus a new install. If you don't have backups then now is a great time to do it - hard drives fail all the time
  9. I was going to say the Citadel was the last one and maybe the first one also.
  10. No kidding.. The people working in getting my 62 MGA back on the road are in Michigan and their quote for entire paint is 20K. The paint currently on it was done by my Dad in the garage. He stripped everything down and did all the body work and then the paint. May have cost 1K and part of that was tools and compressor and it lasted 30 years. A bigger classic is probably 25-30K...
  11. That was odd. Considering the national sport i Tae Kwon Do I expected a Check Norris kick or two in there.
  12. People got paid to do that in Live and Let Die. I looked up an article on this - driver fled scene and beer cans found in boat
  13. I was told there would be no math
  14. Not correct. at least for me Rolex will not replace the dials and hands unless you tell them to. I had my tritium lume Sub done by Dallas RSC in 2015 and no issues with keeping it original. They will however decline to work on it if they feel it needs replacement. ie lume is flaking off and would mess up the movement.
  15. No love for 427 Camaro? Wondering if that was a COPO or just added by owner
  16. parents had that on Ford Galaxy500. Absolutely horrible design or assembly. The two windows never sealed and constantly has 1/4 in gap even after the dealr tried to fix them. Lots of fun at a carwash - get both inside and outside at same time
  17. Really like the sword hands and dark blue bezel. Can't stand the date position.
  18. Dad bought three new in cosmoline surplus rifles in the 50's for 5 bucks each. They were WW1 Springfields and never fired. He sold one for 500 and told me he wished he had the same offer for Garands. Five bucks each for unfired Garands would printing money. I remember in the late 80's i almost bought an IBM built rifle for 100 bucks (worked for IBM and thought it would be cool). Advertised in Shotgun News
  19. Sure does - and IIRC for anything in the 80's - buy about a half mile of vaccum hose.
  20. I can't imagine why it is cheaper or CAFE. CAFE is driving 0W-20 oil which is really thin and hard to see in general but Honda already had the metal dipstick. It has to be more cost to stick the plastic piece of junk on the end. I just rechanged the oil and this time only put 3 quarts in since I kept the filter. It is impossible to see an oil mark even in bright sun. Laying it flat on paper gives a good guess that I am between the marks. The other issue is they carved an oval in the plastic and put the two marks at each end. 0W-20 isn't thick so as soon as you hold the stick level it fills the oval up. Just a really stupid design all around. Going to drive it a day and let the oil darken and see what I can see. Also I guess CAFE related but just saw 0W-16 ( yes 16) at the store. Maybe an oil engineer can explain why a 16 weight is worth manufacturing versus a 0W-20.
  21. die in a fire. Especially Honda for the 2018 Accord. The metal dipstick with 2 holes worked fine for almost 100 year so they added a plastic tip with grooves so you have zero ability to actually see the oil after changing it. And made the plastic tip orange just for fun.... The surface of the tip retains oil which surges when you start the car so it is literally impossible to determine the oil level. Even placing the stick on a towel fails since the oil flows in the grooves of the plastic tip - even when held level.
  22. Dreading that when I get my MGA back. Guys working on it are very high end and their paint is 20K. The current paint was done by my Dad after taking courses at community college to learn how. Can't complain - it has lasted 40 years
  23. Tuberville has also said Alabama fans should love him because he was the reason they got Saban.
  24. Griots - in early 2000's I wanted their random orbital polisher and found out it was rebranded Porter Cable. Walked into Lowes and they were dicontinuing that model so I grabbed 3 of them for about 30 bucks each. I still have one for appying wax or polish and one to remove it and a spare just in case
  25. Was not going to mention the lack of anything resembling a safety guard or similar stuff.... My dad built his own table saw back then. Made a stand from plywood, attached a motor etc. Can't remember if he had switch or just plugged the motor in
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