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Hickey

Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
Location
Grantsville, Utah
I like blueberry cheesecake. I really don't know why. Blueberries are kinda pretty. I like to eat them. Yum yum, blueberries.
 
Hickey

Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
Location
Grantsville, Utah
embabe said:
Well, I happen to owe someone... or someones.. here a cheesecake.... so while I'm at it, I might be easily bribed to make an extra... ;)
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In that case, you are invited to the BBQ tomorrow... er tonight.
 
embabe

embabe

My own epidemic!
Location
Salt Lake City
LOL.. too bad I'll probably be at work all day, which would leave me without enough time to make one... I bet if you ask really nicely and give me 48 hrs notice next time.... and you help me play with my jeep.... I could probably swing something. ;)
 
Herzog

Herzog

somewhat damaged
Admin
Location
Wydaho
britney said:
... all I want is some padding to respond to.
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What is the nature of jets emanating from (AGNs) and Galactic black holes and how are the particles in the jets accelerated? How are these structures connected with similar structures seen at smaller scales?

And how do rotation-powered pulsars generate high-energy gamma-rays and what is the relation of this radiation to emission in lower energy bands? :confused:
 
Ohms

Ohms

'Poser Wheeler
Location
the gates of hell
I am having issues with a link suspension problem. I have what appears to be an upper link that has around 8 inches of verticle spread. We have as mush horizontal spread as our turning radius allows. Our uppers are approx. 75% of our lowers. Now here's the delima- Our rear mounts really seem to be off somewhere due to the fact our anti-squat
%'s vary to much when mounting the links where they have to be.......Is it our false center is wrong or should we just start over??????????????? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

C'mon let's hear it.....
 
Herzog

Herzog

somewhat damaged
Admin
Location
Wydaho
Ohms said:
I am having issues with a link suspension problem. I have what appears to be an upper link that has around 8 inches of verticle spread. We have as mush horizontal spread as our turning radius allows. Our uppers are approx. 75% of our lowers. Now here's the delima- Our rear mounts really seem to be off somewhere due to the fact our anti-squat
%'s vary to much when mounting the links where they have to be.......Is it our false center is wrong or should we just start over??????????????? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

C'mon let's hear it.....
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I hear leaf springs are "IN" (© Verizon) now days. :freak:
 
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