Hood is the biggest base in use in the US.

As for Knox, Sean PM me with what u wanna know. If it doesn't violate clearence I will fill ya in as I can.

Also with the truck, they had someone who wanted a newer Xterra SE in black under 60k. I was perfect.

The financing for a diff vehicle was shit so the wife and I said piss on it and walked. Its goin in tm for the usual shit. Roration, balance, tranny fluid check (damn sealed trans), and the leaf springs greased.

J

Hooray Friday, and hooray warm weather. 57* right now, high over 70 today. Much better than the 28* it was yesterday morning.

As for Knox, Sean PM me with what u wanna know. If it doesn't violate clearence I will fill ya in as I can.

How do I get the gold?

Seriously, 5 posts between bed & morning?

i beleive fort hood is the largest military base in the world in fact.

Second largest; Fort Benning is the largest

Not according to CNN.

I think I got it off wiki.... not sure on that.

Went to the doctor again today and he said he still couldn't feel a hernia. Its been almost 2 weeks since I've hurt, and I've been doing lots of cardio. Its time to buckle down on the fitness again.

realized today I'm 21 years old and have been fighting "getting fit" since I was 15. It's time to really do this shit.

pretty soon you will be 28 and looking back at how glad you are that you did that.

On This Date...

In 1971, the United States Atomic Energy Commission tested the largest U.S. underground hydrogen bomb, code-named Cannikin, on Amchitka Island in the Aleutians. In 1947, "Meet The Press" made its television debut. In 1935, the Hawker Hurricane first flew. In 1935, Edwin Armstrong, inventor of FM radio, presented his paper "A Method of Reducing Disturbances in Radio Signaling by a System of Frequency Modulation" to the New York section of the Institute of Radio Engineers. And in 1869, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, Rutgers College defeated Princeton University, 6-4, in the first official intercollegiate American football game. Happy Birthday Emma Stone (1988), Lamar Odom (1979), Pat Tillman (1976–2004), Rebecca Romijn (1972), Ethan Hawke (1970), Maria Shriver (1955), Sally Field (1946), Mike Nichols (1931), and John Philip Sousa (1854-1932). RIP Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (d. 1893).

"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment."

- Will Rogers

Very interesting how this is very buried under the Fort Hood event: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33713864/ns/business-stocks_and_economy

today is gonna suck

Huh?

no food in 26.5 hours....

wait... I had 1 animal cracker...

Very interesting how this is very buried under the Fort Hood event: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33713864/ns/business-stocks_and_economy

The sensationalist factor of Fort Hood outweighs unemployment numbers, obviously

I forgot to extract coffee too. cold and sinus alkeseltzer and 2 rockstars for breakfast, and about 427698247280938709bajillion gallons of water.

Zombie land.... perhaps one of the best movies evar!

speaking of which, I really need to get a job...starting to get used to being coddled here at home

Very interesting how this is very buried under the Fort Hood event: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33713864/ns/business-stocks_and_economy

The sensationalist factor of Fort Hood outweighs unemployment numbers, obviously

I get this feeling like they want prep this for the appearance of a terrorist attack. But as I said on CA-F, the UE news is hiding bad news behind worse news. Par for the course for our current administration.

Zombie land.... perhaps one of the best movies evar!

Thank God for rednecks!

Very interesting how this is very buried under the Fort Hood event: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33713864/ns/business-stocks_and_economy

The sensationalist factor of Fort Hood outweighs unemployment numbers, obviously

I get this feeling like they want prep this for the appearance of a terrorist attack. But as I said on CA-F, the UE news is hiding bad news behind worse news. Par for the course for our current administration.

I'm thinkin' that tinfoil hat of yours is on just a liiiiiiittle tight there buddy

This shit is funny.

http://www.diymobile...l-vs-butyl.html

Just in case he decides to change it.

Vibration dampers also help strengthn up the sheet metl in the doors, which provides a more stable environment for the door speakers to perform in.

Imaging installing a sub woofer in a cardboard box, and how much energy (pressure) would be lost because of how week the enclosure walls are.

Now put that same sub in an mdf enclosure and you will see an incredible difference.

Same basic concept applies here, only on a smaller level.

ANT

They never even answered to poor guys question.

i'm was really just trying to understand if the only factor here isjust mass (without regard for material/density) and the decoupler

So is 1.2lb/ft of MLV the same as 1.2lb/ft of aluminum backed butyl?

Fack, need more time.

Fack, need more time.

4 wut??

Very interesting how this is very buried under the Fort Hood event: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33713864/ns/business-stocks_and_economy

The sensationalist factor of Fort Hood outweighs unemployment numbers, obviously

I get this feeling like they want prep this for the appearance of a terrorist attack. But as I said on CA-F, the UE news is hiding bad news behind worse news. Par for the course for our current administration.

I'm thinkin' that tinfoil hat of yours is on just a liiiiiiittle tight there buddy

You see how CNN set it up last night? They kept making it look like there was something more then just a soldier that lost his mind.

Zombie land.... perhaps one of the best movies evar!

Thank God for rednecks!

I was a bit turned on when they found the bag in the back seat, I'm man enough to admit it.

Plus it had Bill do an EPIC death scene. OMGBBQ thats all I can say.

The movie had the same feel as "superbad" but they threw in Xbox acheivements along the way.

"rule #2 DOUBLE TAP"