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Uhhh--my name pretty much says it all.. lol
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Originally posted by thekidcollector
BuffaloBoy, you should get paid alot then, If you don't mind me asking how much do you get paid?
Actually I don't make enough to brag about except this year I'm dog sitting a dog for 5 weeks and I get paid 20 bucks a hour and guess what that equals this much[:p] 5600 in cash money  me happy and I only get like 100 dollars for tutoring a kid for a week and then they don't need me anymore because I help the kid to much and they don't need to be tutored anymore  But I'm recemoned by alot of parents  |
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United States
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Retired elementary school teacher. Currently spending my time gardening, scrapbooking, boating, doing family research, and enjoying kids and grandkids along with my husband. Obviously, I like coin collecting also. |
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Belgium
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@ buffaloboy5
Like I said before
If you want to use Latin in your sig
at least get it right
It is offensive to me to see such bad spelling in latin and english
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Bedrock of the Community
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My name says it all- a research biochemist specializing in neuroimmunology. I am a researcher at the Multiple Sclerosis center at a major midwestern medical university and I work with human drug study trials and animal disease modeling.
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United States
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We ahh, had a similiar topic in the General Forum awhile back which I'll post here: https://goccf.com/t/3917Donno if everybody can get in there, initially only people that "requested access" were aloud in, soo, I don't know if susan & or the mods have opened it up to everyone--You must be signed in tho for access, thats for sure-- CiScO Edited by CiScO
06/26/2006 6:50 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I am a Professional Animal Stylist.I've been doing this for 15 years.Also,a full time mom,which I enjoy more than anything.As far as cars go,I have a 1978 Ranchero,left to me by my grandfather.It's not one I drive,takes up to much road :)
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Originally posted by CiScO
Donno if everybody can get in there, initially only people that "requested access" were aloud in, soo, I don't know if susan & or the mods have opened it up to everyone--You must be signed in tho for access, thats for sure--
CiScO
Yeah its still access granted by permission only so cant just click the link and see it |
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United States
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I write about birds and birdwatching for Bird Watcher's Digest and Backyard Bird News, and I work for the Birdwatching Dot Com website (www.birdwatching.com)
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United States
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That's neat Diane.I used to have a love bird,her name was Angel,but she was the meanest thing.Certainly didn't fit her name.I loved her anyway,I had her for 8yrs.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Diane, that's a very nice website. I've always wanted to learn about birding. I think I'll give it a try!
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Originally posted by TLS5933
I thought it was the best body style out there at the time. I think the Super Bee has the double hood scoops and the Coronet R/T had the single hump in the middle of the hood. I had many muscle cars over the years,mostly Mopars and Chevys. I had 1969 and 1970 Roadrunners. 1971 Duster 340, 1965 Chevy Impala SS (which I rolled, I was a dumb kid  ) a 1969 Camaro SS, a 1976 & 1990 Vette. I could go on and on but I won't. Don't get me started on muscle cars and 4X4 trucks.
Not all Super Bee's have the Ram Charger Hood some have the Power Bulge Hood and Mine being a 69 1/2 Super Bee with the 440+6 has the FiberGlass Liftoff Hood with a big scoop in the middle, the only thing that holds my hood on is 4 hood pins,it doesn't have hinges. The 440+6 69 1/2 was strickly made for racing thats why the hood was fiberglass and was easily taken off for quick access to the engine. The Super Bee's and Road Runners both had the half year model (69 1/2) and all of them were 440 six pack cars Edited by Bryan1315
06/30/2006 06:52 am
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United States
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And since you brought up hoods some 69 coronet R/T's had the RamCharger Hood as well and they had the stripe around the trunk, the only thing different is mine has the bee in the middle and the R/T had well R/T in the middle of the quarter panel Edited to add: I figured I would show a picture of the grill emblem that I changed when restoring my super bee so everyone would know what I was talking about when I said a bee with racing slicks and side pipes on it  Edited by Bryan1315
06/30/2006 07:18 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Bryan,
I see Dodge is using the Bee again on the "Rumble Bee" truck and a Datona version also. I remember those hoods that came off with the 4 pins and then had 4 extensions to hold them up. I never knew anyone who owned one thought,pretty rare.
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Forum Mom
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Originally posted by CiScO
We ahh, had a similiar topic in the General Forum awhile back which I'll post here:
https://goccf.com/t/3917
Donno if everybody can get in there, initially only people that "requested access" were aloud in, soo, I don't know if susan & or the mods have opened it up to everyone--You must be signed in tho for access, thats for sure--
CiScO
Only members who have requested access with 50 or more posts can view a topic in the General Discussion section. |
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