Happy Turkey Day peoples
11-24-2005 | 02:03 AM
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Happy Turkey Day peoples
Yea so I guess this thread will goto what you are thankful for and all the other good stuff.
Yea so i'm thankful for my 944. Yea my friends may laugh while they ride in their honda's but then I laugh when they have to consently do work on their engines just to stay on the road, yet mine keeps going HAHA. For the only problem I have had is a bad ignition coil vs. floating a vavle and every other thing.
Porsche=Proven Quality
Anyway have a good thanksgiving yall
-e
Yea so i'm thankful for my 944. Yea my friends may laugh while they ride in their honda's but then I laugh when they have to consently do work on their engines just to stay on the road, yet mine keeps going HAHA. For the only problem I have had is a bad ignition coil vs. floating a vavle and every other thing.
Porsche=Proven Quality
Anyway have a good thanksgiving yall
-e
11-24-2005 | 02:36 AM
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Yea my friends may laugh while they ride in their honda's but then I laugh when they have to consently do work on their engines just to stay on the road, yet mine keeps going HAHA.
Yea my friends may laugh while they ride in their honda's but then I laugh when I have to constently [sic] do work on my engine just to stay on the road, yet theirs keeps going HAHA.
11-24-2005 | 06:33 AM
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Happy Thanksgiving to all.
I am thankfull for my family, my friends, and my health. All of the other stuff is just secondary.
And speaking of friends...........................a long time ago, 944pete and I were having a beer out in the garage while working on one of our cars, and we had a good conversation about Rennlist. To paraphrase our discussion: Despite the small personality clashes that break-out here everyonce in awhile, most of us are friends (whether we have met in person or not). There is a huge diversity here in regards to age, race, color, religion, occupation/income, and geography. Most of us would never have met, inter-acted, and become friends with one another, if it was not for Rennlist.
I am thankfull for my family, my friends, and my health. All of the other stuff is just secondary.
And speaking of friends...........................a long time ago, 944pete and I were having a beer out in the garage while working on one of our cars, and we had a good conversation about Rennlist. To paraphrase our discussion: Despite the small personality clashes that break-out here everyonce in awhile, most of us are friends (whether we have met in person or not). There is a huge diversity here in regards to age, race, color, religion, occupation/income, and geography. Most of us would never have met, inter-acted, and become friends with one another, if it was not for Rennlist.
11-24-2005 | 11:05 AM
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Happy Thanksgiving to all. As a newbie to this family I want to thank everyone for embracing the newbies and helping us with our dumb questions. As for what I am thankful for, beside you guys, is my family, those that are serving our country to protect us, and the PO of my new baby who kept her very well maintained. Have a great day all!
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11-24-2005 | 01:24 PM
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yup, Happy Thanksgiving people!
And remember, when cooking your turkey make sure your house has good ventilation. I Went on 3 CO calls this morning to houses where they cooked and CO PPM levels were so high we had to mask up to go into the house.
Enjoy your dinner and give a hug to your family and friends
Vlad.
And remember, when cooking your turkey make sure your house has good ventilation. I Went on 3 CO calls this morning to houses where they cooked and CO PPM levels were so high we had to mask up to go into the house.
Enjoy your dinner and give a hug to your family and friends
Vlad.
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11-24-2005 | 03:34 PM
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Happy Thanks Giving to all of you as well!
Call me crazy, but im outside putting in my new horns and hopefully will have the time to start and finish changing the brake pads and fluid while my mom and aunts cook the turkey and whatnot. Its FAR to nice out to let this day goto waste sitting inside infront of a TV!
Call me crazy, but im outside putting in my new horns and hopefully will have the time to start and finish changing the brake pads and fluid while my mom and aunts cook the turkey and whatnot. Its FAR to nice out to let this day goto waste sitting inside infront of a TV!
