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Okay all just because I have never done a contest and looking at my coin drawer there is a few things I would like to bestow upon someone else. I'm sorry it's not much notice and will be over withing a few hours but I wanted to do this.
The events of my day are going to go as follows.
Plan on waking up about 9am (as you can tell by my post time I won't be really sleeping in)
Showering and heading to the coin shop. So starting at 10am CST my day will start.
After I leave the coin shop I have to come home and put all 4 sets of brakes on my car.
How long will it take me ?
Keep in mind I don't work real fast and hate doing brakes and tools are scattered every where
So from 10am CST How long?
Answers need to be in Hours and Minutes
Example: 2 hours and 14 mins
Prize will be an assortment of coins out of my drawer and maybe one I pick up from the coin shop.
International members please feel free to play I'll ship anywhere
You only get 1 guess per person so make it count.
Contest will end When I post it is over after I am finished.
So let the guessing begin.
Edited by insideout
11/05/2010 02:12 am
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Valued Member
Israel
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6 hours 22 minutes
And good luck
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Valued Member
Australia
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Moderator
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4 hours and 25 minutes + one busted knuckle and 23 swear words 
John1 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I feel your pain! LOL! I just LOVE working on cars (dripping with sarcasm)! 5 hours 6 minutes Quote:
one busted knuckle and 23 swear words Exactly! However, you forgot about the joy of finishing the job and having parts/nuts/bolts left over...which of course aren't supposed to be left over. I just love that! Oh yeah...and who could forget the fun of playing "lug nut soccer". You know...where you carelessly leave the lug nuts on the garage floor in a nice and neat pile and then accidentally kick the pile as you are walking to get a tool, sending lug nuts in all directions into every unknown nook and cranny in your garage....not saying that I've ever done that  (eye roll). |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I'm going with 3 hours & 37 minutes, as long as you don't count the time for the lunch & beer break you will need halfway through the job.
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Pillar of the Community
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Bedrock of the Community
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3 hours flat and if it takes you longer you are wasting valuable tme you could be doing something you like.
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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I'll say... 5 hours and 47 minutes... you will probably stay in the coin shop longer than you want..  |
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United States
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3:46 and I raise John1 a knuckle!
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I'll give it 4 hours-10 minutes that's an hour per wheel, and 10 to clean up...unless you got something from the coin shop that makes you forget about the whole brake issue entirely!  |
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United States
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3 hours and 49 mins - dont give up and take the car to a mechanic
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Posted 11/05/2010 06:13 am
