I think that is me. Did you work in Hauppauge NY? Because I am the guy with 88 grand prix and then the 90 Stanza.

I used to work with a guy back in the 90's who had a Stanza with a 5spd. Can't remember if I raced him in my MX6 or my Probe but I recall being impressed with how well the Stanza did. It didn't loose as badly as I thought it would. Since that day Stanza's have had my respect.

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I wonder if a top fuel dragster could do the mile... without exploding, melting, or flying.

This doesn't bother me, since I have kissed girls.

The craziest thing I've done is sat down and learn how my vehicle works (or is supposed to).

As far as I'm concerned, no he fucking isn't an American. What a jackass.

I don't always agree with what you write, but thank you. This disaster cannot be minimized in its impact.

Something you should look into is used furniture shops in college towns. I got some good deals on end tables for my apartment. Also, if you have some time and skill, you can download plans for wood furniture online, build it yourself, and just buy cushion pads.

I love that track. I really want to go back with something smaller and lighter. That corkscrew is a killer.

Engine Torque alone is useless in terms of performing work. The units alone tell us that. FT-LB is a merely a distance multiplied by a force. That can't do any work without MOTION (e.g. RPM).

I've had a Subaru EJ engine down to the block with pistons/crank still in it, and just tore down a Mazda DISI 2.3T for a stillborn coffee table project.

"There are 2 sides to the ... debate. Drivers want bikes to get the fuck out of the way. Cyclists cry about what drivers think of them"

"Ah, here's my contact lens!"

I had an accident on an extremely narrow, 100 year-old bridge.

The guy rear-ended me because he had been driving for only a few months (and had already had 2 accidents prior)

A few months later, the Pennsylvania works dept. decided to build a new bridge...next to it...for pedestrians...not cars...

I hate Pennsylvania…

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