Is that another way to say movies???? :tup::rofl2:

Dude, that was like trying to see the refrigerator light go out!:roflpuke2:

I'm going to have to come up with something more creative. I'm thinking a light coat of Vaseline on the shock and a peice of paper on the battery cover plastic to see if there's any residue when I open the hood back up. I'll let you know what I find out.

Nope. Books on CD are awesome! I approve of books on CD. :tup:

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Never tried, maybe I should!

I read and I watch movies, but I have never listened to a book :ugh2:

Home, Sweet Home....

I have a 30-40 minute commute to work, so books on CD borrowed from the library are just perfect for losing yourself in the drive sometimes. Otherwise, you can turn off the stereo, roll down the windows and hit 4k RPMs!:tup:

:roflpuke2: back when i was younger my mom used to pop in a cassette tape of books for us to listen to in the car lol.

Welcome back! You've been missed! :)

Finally home!!! Exhausted but need to get ready for all my car duties tomorrow. :o

:tup: audible.com-i have an hour commute, love audible! 15 bucks a month gets you enough credits to download a book or two to itunes(or mp3 etc) Listening to sue gafton now:tup:

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repped out!

Hmmm Pint and onze got home at the same time?:tup: Online rumor mill in action.

Thanks. I am adopting a vow of silence for the next couple of days. I delivered a class on Supply Chain Management, Inventory, Forecasting, MRP, etc., in 26.5 hours over 3 1/4 days. It sounded like a good idea in the beginning.

Ha~~ !! Only in front of you and Pint(honey~~~ :p)

" i live my life a quarter mile at a time"-Dom Torretto

I do prefer the latter.... it's called The Book of Exhaust Note.... right??

My mom used to do the same thing!

oh and back in the day, we each had our favorite Narrators that would read the story to us as we listened over the car radio. and sometimes we got really into it and didnt leave the car for a while! lol

Jim Dale Narrated the Harry Potter Series on tape.

and Jonny Heller also did a multitude of books i liked to listen to.

and then the "his dark Materials" triology by Phillip Pullman......... his books had complete casts!

Lol! Nothing to report here sir.

Just got back from a Texas Stars hockey game. Seats were fantastic :tup: Down 1-0 early in the first period, we were a lot more aggressive the last two periods, and it paid off in the form of a goal with about 5 min to play. Wound up losing in the OT period, but it was still an enjoyable evening. Here's some pics.

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:bowrofl: @ "evil-gasm" in the KHAAAAN!! clip

Hey Steve! How's the S2000?

:hello: Steve!!

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It's good. Taking it in to the dealership tomorrow for a valve adjustment. I'd do it myself but it's still under warranty so I figure it's better to take it there to have the work documented.

Been spending a lot of time lately figuring out exactly what I'm going to do with it. Mainly sorting out my summer tire setup for it next year. Probably going to run 225/245 PSS on 17x7.5 45 and 17x9 63 TSW Nurburgrings in bronze... should look good on red.

Also planning on Bilstein PSS9 (or possibly KW V3) coilovers. I think the PSS9 is probably the more street friendly setup out of the box.

Lots of other little things planned here and there.

sounds like a lot of fun. I would be lying if I said I wasn't jealous ;)

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Very nice! Looks like Onzedge already scoped out your PSS statement. :)

I told my wife I'd like to get one as a DD, and she was all like "what's an s2000"?! I waited for five minutes of traffic to pass, then pointed one out! :tup: How the hell could she have missed noticing them before?

Yep.

Mr. Onzedge has his account set to email him anytime someone posts PSS or Pilot Super Sports... it's like the subscribe function :tup: