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were gonna have to plan a browns trip next weekend or sometrhing! this weekend just isnt working out
PAGE 11. 11- is the natural number following 10 and preceding 12 . It is the first number which cannot be represented by a human counting their eight fingers and two thumbs additively. Eleven is the smallest positive integer requiring three syllables in English, originated from a Germanic compound *ainlif meaning "one left" or tomorrow! much more important than sliders. what are you doing now?
NICE! Im sure you'll like it! I started on my pump with my buddy today..I should be done tomm and ill do a write up on my build on what I did on my truck.
haha i dont get how you got puff puff give from all that? I must be missing something. I see somethin but im not quite sure if its just the whole saying or...
Thats what popped up for 11 on Wikipedia. I thought the fingers things was funny. I had some beers though. No left handed cigs last night. o well, still think its funny. I got some goodies to play with Jason.
you ever get "r" done
I barely came across this bro. Yeah we installed the pump itself with the bracket. I got a hose made long enough to replace the hardlines that go behind the radiator. I have no core support as of now hhaha so it makes things easier. My stupid photobucket isnt working and I cant upload pics im gonna try at school tho. I wont know if the pump works or not till the end of my build
nice bud. good to see it rollin'n'turnin. does it center itself well?edit: does it drive straight effortlessly?
i need hydro! thats next on the list!
hydro is aways down the list right now thouhg
sorry to hear this. but it's comical. kinda. what can go wrong, will go wrong. it's not like you use it as a dd or nothing.
no i no it is your dd. just playin around man. that sucks. the good thing is, that you found the next weak link. hahaha.
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