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RyanH
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Slice of Peach2
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MooseKnuckle said:
I don't think so.
TxCollegeguy
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Not much different then the clouds of today...I still see occasional shapes and cool things...Houston clouds seem cooler then the ones around Austin, and Clouds in San Angelo seem better then both towns
smallmovesal
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nothing is like a good prairie sunset... the sky goes on forever here
I'm not a conspiracy buff, but there could be something to the chemtrails phenom. At one of the websites there are hundreds of people with credentials on the line who explain strange stuff associated with them. One guy was a laboratory manager who was watching the trails and didn't think much about it until a blob of jelly dropped onto his car. He described that it must have fallen from one of the planes overhead and so he took it to the lab to run a few tests on it. He apparently saw some creepy stuff and so called the figures into the computer. The computer informed him that it was mycoplasma bacteria of such high levels that the lab had to be quarantined. Everyone there at the facility was sick with pneumonia for awhile. I dunno. I hope to hell it's just aluminum.
Here's an experiment: put a dark t-shirt outside on a day where they're spraying and when it rains. Then take the shirt back inside after it's wet and shine a blacklight on it in a dark room...of course, aluminum particles would pick up rather easily, but would have a fine distribution area one would think. Most likely you'll see all these strange glowing hair-like fibers.
Here's an experiment: put a dark t-shirt outside on a day where they're spraying and when it rains. Then take the shirt back inside after it's wet and shine a blacklight on it in a dark room...of course, aluminum particles would pick up rather easily, but would have a fine distribution area one would think. Most likely you'll see all these strange glowing hair-like fibers.
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HappyScrappy
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yeah, as she says the different color sthe car changes as it spins around.
one of my my friends on one of the 3D lists I used to read re-ddid that commerical with a fish instead of the car, but it was exactly the same (changing color, spinning, bobbing) and it was hilarious.
my car is turbo and kicks your cars ass - the VW is only a 1.8 turbo right and under 200hp? pshaw
one of my my friends on one of the 3D lists I used to read re-ddid that commerical with a fish instead of the car, but it was exactly the same (changing color, spinning, bobbing) and it was hilarious.
my car is turbo and kicks your cars ass - the VW is only a 1.8 turbo right and under 200hp? pshaw
decibel
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what car do you have?
yeah, it's a 1.8 but it is fast as shit. must be because it's so light, but it responds so fast it's not even funny. i had no idea the beetles handled that way; when i first drove it i fell in love with it and just had to have it.
the inside is awesome looking too!! it looks like a little spaceship.
yeah, it's a 1.8 but it is fast as shit. must be because it's so light, but it responds so fast it's not even funny. i had no idea the beetles handled that way; when i first drove it i fell in love with it and just had to have it.
the inside is awesome looking too!! it looks like a little spaceship.
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HappyScrappy
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I have a '00 Saab 9-3SE.
your car is 1.8, 150 HP and has a curb weight of 2,948 lbs. (that is on the '01 version)
mine is 2.0, 205 HP, and a curb weight of 3,130 lbs.
Not sure if the offset in the weight makes up for the power. But your car is nicely around $10K+ cheaper.
your car is 1.8, 150 HP and has a curb weight of 2,948 lbs. (that is on the '01 version)
mine is 2.0, 205 HP, and a curb weight of 3,130 lbs.
Not sure if the offset in the weight makes up for the power. But your car is nicely around $10K+ cheaper.
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HappyScrappy
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yeah, and cost effective too!
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