:roflpuke2:

thanks to you :shakes head: :ugh2: :icon17:

:ughdance:

mr. alcheng- that button is a perfect xmas color too! :tup:

lol@ derp + fax. :icon17:

alright.... everyone...!!! 2013 is almost finished!!!!

It's a draft... but it looks pretty good... eh?? :icon17:


http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...4&d=1356039566

:tup: indeed kind sir, indeed

:eek: you dance!?!?:tup::bowrofl::gtfo2: no way!!!!:tup:

:tup: my 5 days off begins in t-minus 3......motoring the civic in 5!!!!
Zee y'all when i arrive at the humble abode i call home:tup:

mind blown...

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d7...ps0a7875d7.jpg

:bowrofl::inoutroflpuke::icon14::owned::roflpuke2: :tup::icon23::tiphat::nutswinger::excited: :rolleyes: ;):p

Ditto :bowrofl:

Just a thought... If that green stuff is sooooo sticky, then why don't they use it to mount the thing to the windshield instead of a suction cup? :ugh2:

Are you going to use those new rims that you were trying to sell?

Woah! Mind blown! :bowrofl:

I have no idea, but I notice the battery cover is tightly stick onto the pad while I have my phone in my hand... when I was trying to pull the phone off the pad...

The 12/21/12 date is based on counting days. Leap years are irrelevant, they are two completely different calendars.

The Mayan baktun is 400 tuns. Each tun is 360 days, meaning a baktun was 144,000 days long.

August 11, 3113 BC was the first day on the Mayan calendar. Counting the days from there, we get our 12/21/12 as the date of the baktun change, meaning the first number in the Mayan calendar will change from 12 to 13, making it 13.0.0.0.0. The last time this happened was on September 18, 1618, where it changed to 12.0.0.0.0.



Sincerely,

Capt. Buzzkill