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From : twistycreek

Q: this snoman guy is a confirmed liar and a waste of bandwidth. he is a troll. why does he waste our time .

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From : cybersurfer

the killfile setting is a wonderfull thing... killfiles are for pussys. -- moparman---remove clothes to reply --scud coordinates 32.61204 north 96.92993 west-- .

From : moparman

scott.hendryx.clothes@sbcglobal.net says... the killfile setting is a wonderfull thing... killfiles are for pussys. thats nailfiles. -- dave .

From : david melville

the killfile setting is a wonderfull thing... killfiles are for pussys. well judging from the residents of my killfile id have to say you are correct. .

From : da frank

moparman wrote the killfile setting is a wonderfull thing... killfiles are for pussys. pussys what -- paul-b .

From : silent observer

thanks homebrewer wrote i just replaced my pads on my 04 ram and it cost me $140 but i did the work. i had the rotors turned at the part store for $20 each. if your rotors are not able to be turned you can buy new one for $30-$40 each. rears should be cheaper. pads can range from $30 to $80. if you get cermamic they will be more. i got semi-metallic for $45 a set. labor rates vary - but expect $50-$60 /hr. and this is probably a 2 hour job. hi everyone quoted text clipped - 23 lines taf -- message posted via carkb.com http//www.carkb.com/uwe/forums.aspx/dodge-truck/200607/1 .

From : paulb

on wed 26 jul 2006 111236 -0400 roy roy@home.net wrote ive been looking for a jeep cj5 or 7 in decent shape for a few years and havent found one around here that hasnt been eaten up by road salt. imho ya cant find a better toy for shitty conditions. they are simple to work on easy to mod parts are everywhere. where you are they shouldnt be a problem to find. heck with a tow bar you can haul it around behind the truck. im thinking of one again for running around town in fl. roy that was my 1st thought but my experience with jeeps in the army was pulling them out of the mud with a deuce and a half.. *g* also thinking about a wagoneer or toyota land cruiser but know even less about them.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : david melville

roy roy@home.net wrote on wed 26 jul 2006 111236 -0400 roy roy@home.net wrote ive been looking for a jeep cj5 or 7 in decent shape for a few years and havent found one around here that hasnt been eaten up by road salt. imho ya cant find a better toy for shitty conditions. they are simple to work on easy to mod parts are everywhere. where you are they shouldnt be a problem to find. heck with a tow bar you can haul it around behind the truck. im thinking of one again for running around town in fl. roy that was my 1st thought but my experience with jeeps in the army was pulling them out of the mud with a deuce and a half.. *g* ya have to use decent tires. also thinking about a wagoneer or toyota land cruiser but know even less about them.. bro the deal with the cj is parts availability is real good there are a ton of parts catalogs for them as well. you can run them forever with a 1/2 & 9/16 wrench and some duct tape. sure they aint too pretty but they are functional. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davi

From : snoman

on wed 26 jul 2006 111236 -0400 roy roy@home.net wrote ive been looking for a jeep cj5 or 7 in decent shape for a few years and havent found one around here that hasnt been eaten up by road salt. imho ya cant find a better toy for shitty conditions. they are simple to work on easy to mod parts are everywhere. where you are they shouldnt be a problem to find. heck with a tow bar you can haul it around behind the truck. im thinking of one again for running around town in fl. roy that was my 1st thought but my experience with jeeps in the army was pulling them out of the mud with a deuce and a half.. *g* ya have to use decent tires. also thinking about a wagoneer or toyota land cruiser but know even less about them.. bro the deal with the cj is parts availability is real good there are a ton of parts catalogs for them as well. you can run them forever with a 1/2 & 9/16 wrench and some duct tape. sure they aint too pretty but they are functional. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : forty

fajp@ooptushome.com.au says... on thu 27 jul 2006 224511 +1000 david melville spamaway@optusnet.com.a || wrote scott.hendryx.clothes@sbcglobal.net says... the killfile setting is a wonderfull thing... killfiles are for pussys. thats nailfiles. thats taking brazilian a step too far.. how many is a brazillion again -- dave .

From : david melville

says... paul-b wrote moparman wrote the killfile setting is a wonderfull thing... killfiles are for pussys. pussys what willows bow. -- dave .

From : scott

roy wrote on sun 27 aug 2006 062238 gmt tom lawrence tnloaswpraemnmcien5g@earthlink.net wrote we were - but considering the source on that piece of advice i chose to ignore it the one to ignore is you because you realy do not know your facts on this one. you better read up on it before you throw stones. e friggin nuff! asshole!! the false and misleading bs that you have been posting on this ng is enough to make people puke. the person to be ignored is you!! that was dumb. no it was factual .

From : snoman

roy roy@home.net wrote in after reading about chriss liberty i figured id take one for a ride. wife and i go to the local jeep dealer and guess what ya cant buy or register a diesel liberty in southern new england. so that idea is done. roy who cares!!! its a jeep. .