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ironically enough I had a moon pie about a month ago and despised it. for some reason it wasn't as good as I remember

this is on my iPhone but it should be the same. when you hit a reply (could be the same for a new thread) you should see a little plus symbol next to send or whatever you press to post the message. tap that and click add from photos. again this is on an iPhone but the apps should be the same...

excellent choice in my opinion. that's not only because I'm a jeep fan either. I feel the jeep brand, while becoming less off-roady and more street refined, is definitely headin in a great direction and has been for the past couple years.

ok cool. I'll check it when I get home

they have a competition 1911 that they featured in top shot. I can't remember what its called but that could be something to look into. I'm sure it's really expensive though... apparently its a 9mm based off a 1911 platform. it's called a razorcat and costs about 5k

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pro football playoffs

ps3 or Xbox version?

check the wire going from the distributor to the battery (I think). we had a similar problem with our jeep and it ended up being a loose connection on a wire going to the distributor. could be something to look at

are they aftermarket tire size or stock tire size? if stock check your manual for appropriate tire pressure

hoping bengals lose

that'd be sweet. I'd like a diesel jeep

measure how wide the tire is. I think you can fit up to a 12.5 on an 8 in wide rim. I may be mistaken though

it's super easy to mount and wire a winch. everything was labeled on our winch. I'd recommend doing some water resisting if you plan on that kind of off roading but that's me...

mileage really doesn't matter if you're only using them once or twice a week. I've had pro comp mud terrains on my cj-7 for almost a year now and probably have another 3 or 4 years on em at the rate I use em. go with the tire you feel most comfortable with that will fit your need

they are pretty good tires. I had a buddy who ran them on his '11 wrangler and didn't have anything negative to say.

nice look.

terry has the right idea. we did pretty much what he said. the only problem I have is some vibrations from the jack but that's nothin some properly placed rubber won't stop

first find out what kind of ants you're dealing woth

jcd the new charger srt8's are pretty nice but I feel are wholly under powered. for the amount of money you're going to spend I feel you could get a much better muscle car.