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AUinHsv

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  1. Casino and Scarface
  2. Mainly the twin turbo V6 on the larger 22/23 models.
  3. Like that State Farm commercials with the dollar bills and the fishing pole. Keep snatching it away
  4. It's been about ten years but I paid about 100 each for OEM shocks. I did the rears myself buth te fronts were coilover so I paid the garage about 250 for both. 2001 4Runner. Didn;t have to add coils and a few years time but still way lower
  5. Fresca for the win!!! Old school football is always fun. Those guys had to play it for the love of the game because contracts were way low.
  6. Haven't looked in ten years but isn't the conversion just switching to new, no XReas shocks and eliminating the whole active component? At about 100K miles you need to be looking at shocks in any case
  7. I think we are assuming the 125K miles are on older models. I would stay away from any current models - Toyota is really having various issues with current engines.
  8. Ignore dents for that price or accept that a teenager will cause more This was supposed to be a reply to the Tacoma for 7K
  9. A few more thoughts. Do you have different balls for a punt? Kicking a sensor seems like a bad idea. Also I can see a huge hole in the entire theory. You can design a ball with sensors that could probably figure out where it was on the field. However it can't figure out whether the player holding it was down. Tackled from behind and the player stretches the ball out. Only problem is that his knees are already on the ground or he reaches out ( like Tennessee receiver did on the last play of the 1999 Super Bowl). Obviously down but the ball is across the line
  10. Wow - did not know that at all
  11. In the long distant past this was the rule. Look at the famous end zone picture of Bart Starr's sneak and you see the RB behind him holding up his arms like a TD. he isn;t signaling TD - he is showing the refs that he isn't pushing Starr
  12. Didn't know I was being filmed. I had a yard sale in a mogul field right under the lift. Got a lot applause when I finally stopped sliding.
  13. https://www.complex.com/life/a/backwoodsaltar/penis-stuck-to-sidewalk-drunk-brawl?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&ICID=ref_fark
  14. and the NFL passing a rule banning stickum. Lester Hayes used to put entire buckets on his uniform before games
  15. Good news is that is not the typical older truck. The rust cancer is not there so you are already light years and thousands of dollars ahead. If I was doing it I would convert to fuel injection just to avoid the carburetor and electronic ignition. No need to stay in the 50's with that model
  16. Never to be confused with the Three Daves broadcasting crew
  17. Going to be an interesting project since someone else took it apart. The good thing is that cars from that vintage are not mensa level in terms of what goes where.
  18. Over under for 10 commercials before the end of half??
  19. Quickest first half I can remember. Almost under one hour
  20. https://operations.nfl.com/learn-the-game/nfl-basics/rookies-guide/nfl-video-rulebook/use-of-the-helmet/
  21. Isiah Robertson has nothing to say. It was perfectly legal back then and still is since the chest isn't the head So was the clothesline and actually grabbing the facemask was legal at one point
  22. Actually looked it up since I thought the rule existed It is a foul if a player: lowers his head and makes forcible contact with his helmet against an opponent; or. uses any part of his helmet or facemask to butt or make forcible contact to an opponent's head or neck. They just ignore it if it is done by offense
  23. Doesn't matter how you run. Don't lower your head like he did. That was at knee level when he hit the defender. If you tell the defender they can't go helmet to helmet than the same applies to offense.
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