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C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S !!!

The Polls close tomorrow morning..... Vote early! (vote often rofl)

:goodjob: Rest easy, Soldier(s). We will patiently await your AAR (After Action Report). .

Those Yard Jockeys ARE interesting critters indeed.

It IS legitimate. I think it's a 90-day cycle for either password reset or, if you have a secondary means of contact, you can request a reset code and keep the same password. I use the second method.

Wouldn't it be surprising if your claim actually produce mining revenue to boot? :goodjob: Carry on! .

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It's gonna be a hard decision this month...... .

It is humbling to know that they fought and died in a war between brothers and countrymen. The Gettysburg Address comes to mind..... Gettysburg Address Delivered at Gettysburg, Pa. Nov. 19th 1863. “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation...

S W E E T !!!

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As heartbreaking as this is, I am thankful to have known Dale through these SS forums. Heavenly Father, You have known our brother Dale longer than any of us. We thank You for having shared him with us as a friend, and more. We pray that in that moment when he became absent from his body and...

Indeed! The costs of the trailer, supplies, and all would be covered QUICKLY. Contact your nearby Small Business Development Center and have them help you with a Business Plan and turn this hobby into a profit center!!! MV's to MONEY..... Even our spouses would like THAT a lot! rofl :goodjob:

Thanks for doing the math! My off the cuff comment wasn't sufficiently serious for me to grab my calulator. Hmmmm. Only 50 cans of lemonade mix?!?!? Just a "drop in the bucket" if you don't mind the pun. rofl rofl

How many of those BIG CountyTime Lemonade Mix containers would you need to sweeten that liquid refreshment???

ONE ! We have ONE in the gate ready to charge into this month's race!!! There are more positions yet to be filled. WHO is going to step up to this challenge??? .

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

I had forgotten about the VEGA's aluminum engine castings being mated to cast iron parts with asymmetrical thermal expansion/shrink rates causing huge warpage problems. As I recall, the heads were the most common warping problem resulting in compression, oil, and coolant system failures...

STACKING in a different manner..... While the FORD Motor Company once lived by the motto: FORD HAS A BETTER IDEA, it seems Chevrolet had quite a novel approach to "STACKING" their little VEGA cars for Rail Transport. Here's the link with the backstory for this pic...