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leica posted:the majority of them are retarded and/or out of control The problem is not dogs, the problem is dog owners. People either get dogs that are inbred to uselessness, or refuse to train it and then act all surprised when it acts out. I guess people like the idea of having a dog, but aren't concerned with the details. There's nothing wrong with a healthy, well-trained dog that is owned by a responsible adult.
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KKKLIP ART posted:Found another tumor in my dog. Going to have some scans done to see if they are localized to the general area they were found in or if they are spread out. Treatment options depend on the outcome and I would pay almost anything to get it fixed. ffffffffffffffffffffffffff bro, you can buy another one for way less than what it would cost to fix this one. Think of it as a chance to upgrade to a lighter, faster model, while paying less than just what you'd pay at the body shop on the old one. Sounds like the old one is in some serious maintenance debt too, and the newer ones have much better mechanicals.
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Holdbrooks posted:Awesome! I loved that show. Aren't there entire youtube channels dedicated to exactly this?
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Pretty sure he's not going to need A/C in Alaska.
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Well, $13k in 1997 is #19k in 2014, so there's that.
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ExplodingSims posted:Alright, luckily Ford made the radio the easiest thing ever to remove on the Explorer. Yeah sorry it looks like I left that at my parents' house at Christmas. I can have them mail it to me, and then mail it on, but it's not going to be something I can turn around this week. Still have any interest?
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rndmnmbr posted:Died of a cracked head, and apparently replacement heads were made of angel tears and all of them had the same casting flaw. Sucks about your friend, but what happened to the car?
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Why bother with a for-profit university, though? Go to your local junior college and take their Cisco classes and get your CCNA. Maybe A+ too if that's something anyone cares about? Do you think you would learn anything really applicable at a place that just wants to grind you through and take your money?
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But STR, have you considered a Miata?
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Tommychu posted:Yep. The stick mechanism is cheap as hell to replace (and shared with all the PS controllers) but every time I open one up I just go 'welp, that looks like a pain in the rear end to solder', sigh and head to Walmart for a new one. As a guy who has a bitchin' soldering iron and no controller, send them to me 
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Tide posted:I've never quite understood why guys that are going bald/losing their hair can grow the best beards ever. Maybe it's like how blind people have better hearing.
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Das Volk posted:Italiancars.txt Solution: remove the wiper arms and then pull the relay for the motor. Or are you planning on driving the car in the rain? E: Oh, you live in Seattle. Nevermind.
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trouser chili posted:Mine too but he's back in Missouri, so gently caress him. 3x3, animal style, mustard grilled. With a milkshake. Might as well go all the way, right?
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keykey posted:
quote:A man is on his porch during a flood and a woman comes by in a boat and offers him a spot. He says, “No, God will save me.” The water rises and he moves to the second level of his house and another boat comes by with several people in it, and they offer him the ride as well. “No, God will save me.” Finally, he has to move to the roof and a helicopter comes by and drops a ladder. He waves it away and says, “No, God will save me.” Suddenly a rush of water comes by and the man drowns. He goes to Heaven and sees God and says, “I believed you would save me! Why did you forsake me?” And God says, “I sent you two boats and a helicopter, what more did you want?!”
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"Welp, they don't know why I had a heart attack." and to that I told him
"Yes you do. You haven't done a single test for your diabetes in 18 months and you eat how you want because you think that you know what's best because you did a Google search as opposed to the dietitians and doctors in here that, by the way are the best that money can buy because you're in a hospital off 17 mile drive, and they're telling you that your poo poo isn't in check because you believe what The Google is telling you. Now you're wasting my time because I took time off work that I will most likely have to take off again in a few weeks to come back here and support my wife because your stupid rear end can't figure out that you should be testing yourself."
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In general? Not always the worst idea. A british car that has been sitting for 2 years? No way. Not without a contingency trailer.
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Tommychu posted:Google says the ECU is in the cabin behind the seats on the Murcielago so unless that's wrong (quite likely) it really is quite the Behind the passenger seat? Where DV was sitting? 
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Motronic posted:I don't think you understood what you were reading.  But seriously, I agree. I've replaced guys like that, and the reaction I get is always some variant of "Wait, you actually solve problems? It was that easy?" A lot of IT people are terrible power-tripping assholes, metering out the
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Liquid Communism posted:Or it could be that a lot of IT staff get jaded and develop this attitude after spending months and years slamming their head against users who are incapable of remembering or learning even the tiniest bit of information about the machines they rely on to do their work, and thus are constantly calling them for the same set of problems caused by pure incompetence and willful ignorance. It's possible to be jaded and bitter, but still make best efforts to help people. There's no excuse for just not setting things up because users might gently caress it up. They need it to do their job.
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