Are any of you guys going to go see XMen? I suspect it might blow big ass, but never the less, like lemmings to the cliff.

Movies I want to see:
An Inconvient Truth
Flight 93
The Break Up
The King

Summer movies I've seen that suck big ass:
MI-3.
Da Vinci Code
Art School Confidential

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Sorry, deleted the last one cause of this forum time error BS - should fix itself by mid day tomorrow, then I will upload the registration system.

Hey, CDOC is selling a case (10 cans) of ATE SuperBlue for 84 bucks. Obviously, I don't need 10. Who else is interested in saving a few bucks? It would be even better if they would allow us to buy Blue and Gold fluid.

i got a t-mobile sidekick 2. iit works just fine...has some minor scratches on it from regular use...but scratches can't be seen unless u r looking for them...this phone is really easy to unlock to use it for other services so hit me up if nyone is interested..i m selling it for 90

the forum has been not feeling well the past few days. its been down a few times, and its been slow when its up. it also doesnt like posting and doesnt like marking the threads that i read as having been read.

Its almost 11:15 now, and I have done nothing but surf the net since 8 am. On an average day, I probably do 4 hours of work and 4 hours of slacking off here at BEA. Now I realize that im in somewhat of a special situation being an intern and getting the bitchwork of the office (AKA data entry), but I am just curious as to how much those of you with actual jobs, or even summer jobs like me, actually work in a given day.

Despite how boring it is just surfing the net all day, I feel like I cant complain because I know its a pain in the ass most of the time to find work for interns to do. Im usually given 1 or 2 "projects" to work on, involving getting Census/BLS/SOI data and compiling it, and then doing basic calculations. Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on your viewpoint) excel can easily calculate all of these calculations and their projects only take about 1-2 hours of time. It's a bit of a catch 22 deciding how long to stretch each assignment out.

PS: If there has been a thread like this (which I dont doubt there has) just link me to it.

NIB for sale 100.00 shipped
This is a stock clutch

I just thought it might be nice to see what tires ya'll have used that you like. I went to rotate my tires the other day, and found that all my peeling out came to good use, and I had finally turned my rears into slicks.

What I wanted in a tire: be sticky, and be pretty (as in tread pattern). So, I figured I'd go with Michelins or Falkens (although I looked at some hankooks too). And since the Michelins were around $200 each, I looked at the azenis, however I heard that they aren't too swift in the wet. Soo, drumroll please: I got the Falken FK451s - they are ... well, either high performance summer or all-seasons, depending on the website.

Anyway, they were cheap ($100 for 225/45ZR17s), and real nice and sticky (not so easy to peel out anymore), but kinda loud as far as road noise goes. But, I'm real happy with them! Any other tire recommendations from ya'll out there?

So...I'm effin crazzzyyyyy




Getting ready to go slap a 8.875" 12 bolt rear, and spindles on this and pull it to my house.

Stats: 1971 Monte Carlo Sport Coupe (Considered to have a 400, but actually 402ci)

Console Shift, Bucket seat interior. 4 speed automatic.

Stuff it needs:

Passenger Inner and Outer Fender on the front and rear
Driver Rear Fender, inner and outer
Transmission
Most of the interior
Hood, Trunk lid
Lots of time
Lots of money
Brakes
Complete Frame off polishing/priming/POR-15ing
Wheels (see pic)[/img]