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  1. 14 minutes ago, Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474 said:

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    Dodge does the same crap. I've had to buy a set of lugnuts for all three of my Mopars. Fortunately, you can get a full set on ebay for about $25. I've had the set on my Jeep for eight years with no complaints.

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  2. 1 hour ago, Alpo said:

    I've been looking at that "AK-47", and I don't believe that's what it is. I don't think it's an AK-74 either.

     

    RPD sniper rifle, maybe?

    By the barrel length and the short magazine I think it's a Dragunov with the scope removed.

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  3. 7 minutes ago, Alpo said:

     

    Absolutely. There's a movie, many years back. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN. There's these two girls riding in a Jeep. Got stuck. The driver is out of the Jeep trying to get it unstuck - dig it out or jack it up, I don't recall what was needed, it's been a while - while the other girl just sat there in the passenger seat with her shoulder harness on.

     

    And these two guys come by, and they help the driver get the Jeep out of whatever is stuck in, while the other girl doesn't do anything but sit in the Jeep.

     

    That night, in the bar, the two guys are telling the story of this, and about how the one girl not only didn't get out and help, but she didn't even get her fat ass out of the Jeep so it was a little lighter and easier to move.

     

    And while they are telling this story, the two girls come into bar. The Jeep driver is pushing the other girl in her wheelchair. The second girl had been a downhill skier, and she broke her back and was a paraplegic. But sitting in the Jeep seat with her shoulder harness on, there did not appear to be anything wrong with her.

    If he can still stand on his own hind legs, he can at least hold the kid's hand.

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  4. 25 minutes ago, Equanimous Phil said:

    Myself: Definitely influenced and therefore manipulated by different kind of media. 

    There's a difference between informed, influenced, and manipulated. If you inform yourself from different sources that aren't just parroting the same story, and are actually thinking about the information, not just believing everything you read without question, you're probably not being manipulated. 

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  5. 10 minutes ago, Cypress Sun said:

    It's now a joke between us. Anytime I go to HD, she'll ask me to pick up some metric washers.

    I don't know about that, as off size as most washers seem to be, I think they're selling Metric washers LABELED as SAE.:wacko:

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  6. 1 hour ago, Buckshot Bob said:

    Circle square, board stretcher, wood welder, 8/16 wrench, the apprentice is smart if they bring you a 1/2”, tube of elbow grease, conduit stretcher, left hand screwdriver, wire stretcher”doesn’t work if your on a farm” , bag of amps or ohms, replacement bubble for the level. That’s about all I can remember 

     

    While in an 81mm mortar platoon, we sent newbies to the armory for a baseplate jack. In the Air Wing, sending them to the Tool Room for 100 feet of flightline or a bucket of propwash was common.

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