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buffalo

Duramax

How else would you sing? OK, maybe after eating beans... :AH-HA_wink: synchronization

Cowl Induction

Allstate, or any insurance company asked to accept liability, has to speak to both parties involved. Their insured may not have given a statement to them yet. They may be waiting on a police report. Some police agencies take their good old time sending that vital information to the insurance company. They won't accept liability until they have all the info they need. Which company do you have? It may be quicker to go through them, then they'll subrogate to Allstate and you will eventually get your deductible back. Or, you may decide it is best to wait for Allstate to complete their investigation. Your company has to respond right away because they are only concerned about you, their customer, and the damage to your car. They don't have to investigate or wait for paperwork.

RuPaul

Chery

WD-40.

I hope I can afford one.

Partial class roster, Paulie? :AH-HA_wink:

stiletto

dreamcar

Disgusting news, dave. More needs to be done to deter this kind of thing. Please take care.

condominium

Yeahbut, when they land... goodbye balls. I understand a lot of Xtreme bikers have very high voices.

Yes she does. I just lifted her tail to confirm.

The Prius driving press says the Camaro and Challenger will be overexposed too early and the hype will be over by the time production commences. I say let's hope for a convertible at the '07 NAIAS. Bring it on!

Dual 427 c.i. LS engines, one in front, one in back, each with their own '66 Toronado transaxle. You heard it here first. Now, who will be the first to bitch about no trunk space?

I think I may have written an estimate yesterday for one of Nos' aunts. Her last name: "Purvee". The first 3 letters in her license plate: "EWE". I once had a regular customer at my job in MD with the name "Lucius Butt". Do you know, or have you heard of any real people with embarrassing names?

librarian George Washington, first president of the United States of America, was well known for many things, one of which was his set of ivory dentures.

I've never really understood why these things haven't sold well. I would prefer a 6 speed step transmission, but otherwise, it's an excellent family car compromise, afaict.

dentures

Is that a 1964 Cadillac limo used by President Johnson? The roof is raised, I can see that much.

The answer is "C".

Cadillac should take their car back. Maybe Toyota would give him a Century. And what's he gonna do for spare parts for his Super Duty when there's no more Ford Motor Company?