Justin Bimmer

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How about a 78 ELDO?

Every Costco carries different products because the store buyers are different. They had Castrol Syntec as well in my store. Also, Delo and Chevron Supreme.

Very few states have laws granting the use of deadly force to defend property. Usually those laws coexist with protecting yourself along with property. However, the threat of deadly force can be used to defend property.

To drive from Ill. would be pretty boring till you hit Utah. Unless you went south and took I-40, which I prefer to I-80.

Natural Beauty Yosemite Sequoia Big Trees California coastline Death Valley Napa Valley Consumer interest Disneyland Golden Gate Bridge San Diego Zoo Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Magic Mountain Hollywood Universal Studios Many Many more

As unfortunate as this story is. GM has to protect the freedom (at least in the US) of their car buyers that may not have done something and the government is requesting the arrest of the person driving a car that has not be reported stolen. In America, you are innocent until proven guilty, however, if the rightful owner of a vehicle reports it stolen, then GM/ Onstar has the contractual authority to stop/ track/ put on the parking lights of the vehicle.

I got mobil 1 10w-30 for my "Buick 3800" for 35.00 for a case at costco.

I just read what I typed and it makes very little sense.

Caution! INTO 8th PLACE!!!

Quad4 is a name.

But where did it come from? Did somebody just randomly make it up?

No problem. I have been watching a lot of James Bond and playing "gumshoe" was kind of fun as well.

here it is: Nike Air Flight '89

That has to be a nike basketball shoe tread. It my be a vintage shoe however. I know shoe websites have the bottom view of shoes, but they are not necessarily easy to navigate through.

I have been to appelton to visit the TimberRattlers.

I know there is the Ecotec also.

Unfortunately, I have only been to Niagara Falls, Canada. I would like to travel, but I'm really tall and am afraid of the long plane rides.

So today, my friend an I were changing the oil in 4 cars and in conversation a couple of questions came up that we didn't know the answer to. 1) Where did GM came up with Northstar? 2) Have there ever been any other GM engines that had a name that was more recognizable than say the displacement?

No that's the one vs. the shoe. I am looking for the one vs. the rock!

San Diego is very nice indeed! I forgot about it.

I have to honestly say the ONLY time I have ever thought about drive wheels when I was driving was when I was driving a bus. I want the rock thread BACK FROM THE DEAD!!!

Philly was HORRID!!! When I was there. Even their airport was horrible. If you want to throw a smaller city into the Honorable Mention category: Des Moines, IA is pretty sweet for being basically in the middle of nowhere.

I have traveled to many many cities in America and I am just curious to see what everybody thinks is the greatest city in America. Here are the rules: 1) You must pick a city outside of the state you live in if you have traveled out of the state you live in. 2) If you wish, you may also pick a city inside of the state you live in if you really think it is worthy as well. 3) Optional - Pit the two choices against each other for fun. So here are my picks: 1) Phoenix -- It's dry, hot, new, fresh, and has hot women. 2) Los Angeles -- Because even if there are many cities around it, LA is all encompassing. Entertainment, Beaches, Theme Parks, and lots of different people to watch. 3) If only there was a way to meld Phoenix and LA together and subtract the smog. I wish the electric car would get here faster because there is some scenic views from both of those cities that gets bogged down by all the car exhaust.

I tried to find that thread "Ultimate Sadness" and was unsuccessful. It's funny because I was the instigator of that thread. How do we find that thread?