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i noticed im a seniormember......wow......ok so its not that amazing but its something to get my posts up, just think if i wasnt gone for nearly 2 months i would have more, but as it is im back into the flow of things, do you know how many times u can read the same posts over and over agian before u remember them? i do. hehe actually ive been reading like crazy im nearly through with all the posts i missed out on as for us approaching 300 i vote for twice the titties and beer, hey im not a rookie anymore.....ok now im babbling.....hmmmmm.....babbling....sounds kinda homosexual, lemme think of a new one, ok rambling, theres a good one, heres something else

top 10 tips to make it through vo-tec school

1. If your careful you can build a motor for your 77 luv in your apartment living room without losing your security deposit.

2. The floor soap in the shop makes great eatra strength laundry detergent.

3. Ramen noodles and sandwiches are a complete balanced meal.

4. (THIS IS MY FAVORITE) everyone has a 10 second car back home.

5. If you cant figure out how it works it's P.F.M (pure fu__ing magic)

6. vice grips are the schools official tool

7. grocery shopping tip: Load up on McDonalds 39cent cheese burgers and freeze them.

8. Even the instructors hate imports

9. Something always breaks on your own car on the last day of the phase.

10. When you really need a tool the other person will have it

Later

Esley

P.F.M... lol...I had an instructor that used to use that when talking about electrical parts like transistors and diodes. He also taught us that they impregnate all wires with smoke and all we're trying to do is release it.

lol

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1980 luv sport 4x4 Just a memory now
Frame rusted from the inside. Truck stripped and now looking for a new donor in southern ohio

LMAO
my favorite is #1.
altho im gonna have to remember P.F.M

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I like my steak like I like my women, young, tender and bloody.

All I need is my weed, women, and wine. -Edge City Outlaws

Yea, that first one is on the money. I worked my first 4.1 in the dining area of my apt. Its great to work in a climate controlled area. I was kinda worried about the weight though. I was living on the 2nd floor. It was a pain to get the short block down stairs. It took 2 big guys and someone to be ready with the engine stand.

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Previous setup: 4.1 Buick V-6/TH 350
Current setup: 400 Small Block Chevy V-8/TH 350
9" ford rear end/short bed/blue
What do Water, Electricity and Humans have in common... They all travel the path of least resistance.