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Facebook cant stop you from laughing at a friend request.
They don't have that feature in Facebook. Sure, he could laugh to himself at the thought of the request but that would be different.Facebook cant stop you from laughing at a friend request.
I wanna know how fast that turtle was moving.
Ok, that was hilarious.....
I can vouch for that.
So like Isn’t five full minutes a years worth?
If I had all the money in the world there's four sports cars I'd have:
1. A fire red Ferrari;
2. A yellow Lamborghini (why yellow? I dunno, just seems to fit a Lamborghini);
3. A British racing green Aston Martin;
4. A fire red Corvette.
All these years I've had to satisfy myself with Volvos. Yep, I ain't that wealthy.You have good taste, Lanny.
All these years I've had to satisfy myself with Volvos.
In my experience Vulvas are more satisfying.
barfo
Vulva? Huh?In my experience Vulvas are more satisfying.
barfo
I use to buy a repair manual with each Volvo I bought. I then got my parts from IPD, here in Portland, and from various wrecking yards. I wanted a quality car but couldn't afford the big bucks of taking it to a Volvo dealer for repair. The lone exceptions were for major work such as replacing a water pump or body work. Body work was always because somebody else hit me so their insurance paid for that. Oh, one time I bent a spindle while making donuts in the snow and hit a curb. Had to have that repaired at a Volvo dealer. But did my own timing, muffler and exhaust system work, my own driveline repairs (u-joints). Fixed my drivers side roll up window. Repaired my distributor many times finally replacing it. Did all my oil changes and filter changes of all sorts. Did my own brake work. Tried doing some minor paint touch up but never really did a good job. Installed a rear window defroster one time. Changed all my own tires until I learned that Les Schwab would do it for free if it meant changing street tires for snow tires and vice versa. Changed all my lights and broken lenses. Adjusted my head lights. Changed my thermostat. Never tried replacing my radiator but can't recall needing to do so. Did most of my battery replacements.That was a cool video! I have always wanted a 80's Countach since high school. Realistically, a used one can probably be bought for less than what @Lanny is going to pay for his new rig. The problem I see? You can't exactly buy parts off of Rockauto or ebay. I'd fix the thing myself, but do one of you guys happen to have a service manual laying around, that I can borrow for a bit???
