| kenchan |
06-13-2013 11:48 AM |
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Originally Posted by blackcherry20
(Post 2361404)
:tup: a bologna sammich 'll make me happy. now dang it. :tup::bowrofl:
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:icon17: i could use some lunch too. been in a meeting almost all morning. :yawn:
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Originally Posted by Haboob
(Post 2361406)
Right in the center of the drivers-side rear.
It should be able to be patched, if in fact it's punctured it.
I couldn't pull it out with my fingers (that's what she said? :ugh:), so it's either punctured and sealed or just really wedged in the tread.
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usually you'll need a pair of pliers to pull the bolt out. :( sorry to hear.
if it's not huge, you can just plug it from the outside. your autoparts stores have them for cheap. like $6-7. i recommend using rubber cement when you plug it in though.
for patching make sure your tire store can dismount/mount using a non-touch mounter. otherwise your wheels are going to comeback with mount marks. :ugh2:
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Originally Posted by blackcherry20
(Post 2361425)
and you guys!! listen to this!! a very personal frisky email between two "friends" was sent out to everybody on site this morning (+3000)!! OMG!!:icon14: :eek:
I immediately called the IT Security guy and said" please please please look at this and get it off the email system , like NOW!!!!!" but he did not. it did lock up and knock out the email for a time...OMG. I was mortified for the people involved. :shakes head: sigh.
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wow, that's :eekdance: to see personaly frisky emails. :icon17:
yah, my day is kinda long already... hope things speed up in the pm. :) |
