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In response to a post when the poster was overly complicating an answer to a simple question in an attempt to show vast superior knowledge, a wise man here once said, "He asked what time it was, not how to build a watch".

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That's a good one.
So - as long as we're this far off the subject - anyone else been doing this long enough to remember when you only bought the lining and had to rivet them on yourself... I remember, as a kid, being curious about how flexible the lining was - then "SNAP" - my dad wasn't too impressed with my curiosity as we went after another set.
So - as long as we're this far off the subject - anyone else been doing this long enough to remember when you only bought the lining and had to rivet them on yourself... I remember, as a kid, being curious about how flexible the lining was - then "SNAP" - my dad wasn't too impressed with my curiosity as we went after another set.
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I wonder if clouds ever look down on us and say, "Hey, look - that one is shaped like an idiot!"
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That's a good one.
So - as long as we're this far off the subject - anyone else been doing this long enough to remember when you only bought the lining and had to rivet them on yourself... I remember, as a kid, being curious about how flexible the lining was - then "SNAP" - my dad wasn't too impressed with my curiosity as we went after another set.
So - as long as we're this far off the subject - anyone else been doing this long enough to remember when you only bought the lining and had to rivet them on yourself... I remember, as a kid, being curious about how flexible the lining was - then "SNAP" - my dad wasn't too impressed with my curiosity as we went after another set.

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'91 F-250 SC 4X4, 5spd. ATS Turbo, 3:55 diff.
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Do you mean the guy who tries to brag about his work experience in his signature? But keeps posting incorrect information?
You're the one who tried to explain how the watch works, and got it wrong. Look in the mirror, Mr. Pot.
You're the one who tried to explain how the watch works, and got it wrong. Look in the mirror, Mr. Pot.

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