PVO PT and DTsGT

[PVO PT]

I live in the Great Lakes region to answer all of your ?'s

[Kirby]

Perfectly, I live in Southern California 10 minutes from the coast. Your times will definitely be affected by the moisture off the lakes (I don't know whether good or bad) the air here is dry and sometimes quite hot (thin). It's part of why we take the time to do the profiles, not for ourselves, but for everyone else when we report our astounding results, or conquests.

(By the way my Daddy is 78 and has never used a computer in his life!)

[TripleJackInGA]

Just another reason why porno and a good dog make for much better companions than a woman.A dog would never have been able to erase your posts.

[Culprat]

PVO,
Thanks for the reply, I think like
you with speed comes some risk. It has
always been that way. Life is like that
to,to advance risk must be taken and the
the risk taker must except the results,
or never make an advance.

[OurPTGT]

That's just to F'ing funny![^] to you T'JackInGA

quote:Originally posted by TripleJackInGA

Just another reason why porno and a good dog make for much better companions than a woman.A dog would never have been able to erase your posts.

[bigdogdad]

TripleJack, your comment on the dog not erasing posts was a good one but I beg to differ. My dog can open doors, car windows, etc. I am sure if he wanted to he could use the computer. And as far as PVO PT goes, no one is afraid of more power, they're afraid of no warranty. That's what this whole thing is about...

[Kirby]

I think the conversation is there(from the Mopar Performance Group), now we need to see something actually written (I am confident that too will come...,but when...timing is everything).

[PVO PT]

the warranty does not scare me, loosing does. f the warranty, if it brakes upgrade. that simple you cant always have your cake and eat it too!!

[Kirby]

Stage I isn't going to win you a lot, you will have to wait till christmas to get the BIG ponies. Then you Will be scary.

[Dalite]

While some are out F'ing the warranty, it becomes a legacy issue for the rest of us.

Some of us want to preserve the concept of warranty for future generations as a practical experience and not something they read about in a history book.