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You might have you questions answered here: http://www.black-eagle.org/fweapons.htm

Sticks, small blades, and my brain.

Those were two tough teams to compete against. Congrats to both.

And I'm guessing that old car has a 396 or 454?

Yeah, I mixed up those two cars. Dean's has a huge blower sticking out of his hood with flames painted all the way to the rear tire. Smokes like a bus, too. Oh man, black on black car in Texas? Fingers are melt right into the steering wheel.

Wrapped in bacon? I must try that. Ever have them on a pickled egg? You fish them out of the jar and set them on the egg like a little hat. Salt and pepper those treats and wash down with plenty of cheap beer.

KSN Doug, If you see a 2002 Pontiac T/A coming up in your rear view mirror, you better get out of the way. It's probably the D-man late for practice.

Yeah, 95 is really enjoyable anytime of the day.

It's almost football season, and that means cutting up some jalapenos and sorranos for an angry batch of chili. Um um good.

Be thankful the CG hasn't bought any taser guns. What station you at?

My boss' brother-in-law went out to a Gale Banks party about a month ago. It would have been sweet to pick his brain on forced induction for that engine of your's.

I'm going to move this over to the Korean forums where it should noticed more by current KSW students and instructors.

Oh boy, another guy with a T/A here. Look out Dean! I'd like to get a Firehawk and throw my turbo on it.

Ever been to mulletsgalore.com? It's really sweet.

You could have just replied back to your original post instead of starting a new one, Matt.

Sounds to me like your country gets the leftovers that nobody cares about. Makes sense though. Most car companies are going to target the US market first and foremost because of all the money involved.

True, but this survey was conducted for three year old vehicles, I think. I'd also like to see a follow up in another three years on those same vehicles. Might be foreign in origin, but increasingly engineered and made in the USA. I guess I'm not understanding you when you say Honda isn't making cars for certain markets, and you include Porsche with BMW.

Here is the 2004 vehicle dependability study for North American vehicles. http://www.jdpower.com/studies/pressrelease.asp?StudyID=860&CatID=1

I think that was listed on Live After Death. It even indicated the amount of food, beverage, trucks, etc. Must have been a logistical nightmare.

Yup, the Filipino blade arts are very good. But, don't go thinking that is all there is to it. It's normally incorporated within a complete system. That's where it makes it truly effective.

Nice job, SBN.

Well? What about the young lady? Single?

Give em a watch so that he'll know exactly how late he is for class.

It wouldn't be unique if we chose one for you, would it?