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blitz

SOmeone check NP's shoes to see if they are filled with cement

well that was just waiting to happend. I remind you, the td should have been picked too

Martinez looks fast again.

God, I just shake when the offense takes the field.

what a stupid call on UW, with Locker out.

and here we go again

hurt Locker.

first its overtime and then its women's b-ball- while back at the ranch.....

thought that was lucky that it was intercepted- but still happy about the 7

say it tonight and really liked it, although it mostly very un-Cohen like. Not really quirky

Lol

Yup-agent said it is routine maintence. We were lucky, no water damage although the policy would have covered that, after deductable. Estimate is $1500. I don't think that is horrible.

No. Its in york

We have a break in our sewer line between the street and our house, but on our property. It is mostly likely (according to plummer) due to a tree root. My homeowners policy excludes back up of sewer or drains for damage by water from outside the plumbing system which backs up through the sewers or drains. My question is if the break is on our property isn't that within the plumbing system that was installed as part of the cost of building the house? Therefore, it should be covered, right?

Love the canadians are eh holes shirt

Sounds mature enough to realize that sitting on a bus traveling around from small town to small town playing baseball in front of maybe 500 people that would rather be at a county fair may not be the right move for an 18 year old. Of course he might get put out by HuskerNation all up in his business, too.

Another bowling alley-karoke fiasco

LOL- I had no idea where this was going

Wow- Thanks a bunch. The truck is in Louisiana and currently has a tree growing around it. By motor knowledge is limited, but my husband's buddy(and my partner in crime on this deal) says it's the big engine. It's also a long box. What about the springs? If memory serves, it was a little like riding in boat-up and down, up and down.

I am paying to start the restoration on a 71' chevy for as a Christmas present for my husband. We drove this truck up to about 6 years ago, when I parked it in the yard because the brakes failed. My husband always said that he was going to fix it up as it has sentimental value. It was his grandfather's truck and he died this week so I thought what a great gift. My question is, how many different people should I contact to restore this truck? A mechanic first for sure, then a suspension person, and then bodywork? Does this sound right? Obviously it needs brake work, but can you guys give some ideas about what else will need to be replaced after sitting so long? I found a mechanic and I am going to have it towed in on Monday.

The university just started a program where you can donate a ticket to a serviceman stationed in san diego. This is an obvious and very creative attempt to sell our seats. I think I might just donate one