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You're the kind of guy that in the days of yore, bards would have written songs about, and sung of your tales to their fellowkin over pints of the town's finest ale <3

I went through that thread, and a few things I googled. It appears my little trap door servo is of teh rooted. I seem to have rigged something up for now (cardboard isn't flammable isn't it? :blink: ). The test shall be shortly when I have to go out, and the engine is running.

I actually got awesome temp readings from all my sensors, so maybe all I need for my AC to work is a new compressor :)

glad it was helpful mate!

I have earth tones on today

ohk ohk well so we dont match ill go for shallow ocean blue turtle neck with a pair of arctic ice shelf pants

ohk ohk well so we dont match ill go for shallow ocean blue turtle neck with a pair of arctic ice shelf pants

Did you just ask the closest female for the most gayest items to post

Did you just ask the closest female for the most gayest items to post

lol :)

im in the computer lab - i came up with that shit

i got another one,

when we are out i can get a 6pm winters sky navy scarf to compliment turtle neck

lolzz

my lunch was good, aside from the fact that a work mate spilled 2 schooners in my lap....but i got to come home so i guess that was win after all!

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