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It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Trouble - 07-31-2010 http://g4tv.com/effinscience/ The good news is that Mythbusters has been renewed for 7 more years. http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2010/07/30/mythbusters-renew-contract-no-myth-safe-for-next-seven-years/ The other good news is the hot chick on effin' science is walking around in boots and short shorts. ![]() Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - haikuman - 07-31-2010 She has a Great smile @ Trouble and I think she can hurt you *(:>* I think effin haole has the last word here ~!~ Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Racer X - 07-31-2010 yeah, but Mythbusters tests myths when they already know the likely result. Case in point, the car driveshaft catapult. Racers have been required for decades to have driveshaft safety loops so the driveshaft doesn't drop during a U-joint failure and catapult the car. I have one on one of my cars. Greg's new to him Crown Vic Police Interceptor probably has one on it too. Most police cars do. Greg, go peek and report back. Just search youtube for a while, I am sure there are vid clips of cars flopping over. I have seen it happen at the track, and a friend had his car do a hop and nearly twisted over onto his roof when he broke a U-joint yoke on his 72 340 4speed Challenger at the trasmission output shaft. Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - haikuman - 07-31-2010 Try 14 hands 14 HANDS!!! Named after the wild horses that once made their home on the land upon which their grapes are grown, 14 Hands retains the individual spirit of its namesake. 2008 14 Hands Hot to Trot Red Blend, Washington $9.99 bottle / $113.89 case Red varieties including Syrah, Merlot, Petit Verdot and Mourvedre. "Generous aromas of ripe berries and dark stone fruits open this ruby-hued wine. 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Or sign up for the annual plan and receive a new sampler each season. CLICK HERE TO ORDER ESQUIN EXPRESS FREE LOCAL DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS ON ORDERS OF $250 OR MORE - CALL STORE FOR DETAILS 206.682.7374 You have received this email because you have chosen to be on our mailing list. Please note that at no time do we share your name with other companies. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us. Esquin Wine Merchants 2700 Fourth Avenue S Seattle, Washington 98134 wine@esquin.com 206.682.7374 http://www.esquin.com Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Greg - 07-31-2010 Um...tell me what I'm looking for? Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Racer X - 07-31-2010 should be a loop in the middle of a crossbar between the frame rails of the car. Going through the loop, which is probably about 6-9" behind the tail of the transmission, will be the driveshaft. If the front U-joint or the yoke breaks, the driveshaft can't drop, and dig into the asphalt and cause the car to flip either as a nose over, or more likely something like a shoulder roll over one front fender. The Caprice/Roadmaster cop cars have them. Heck, even the Roadmaster Estate Wagons have them. With real torque come real responsibility..... http://www.summitracing.com/search/Department/Safety-Equipment/Part-Type/Driveshaft-Safety-Loops/?Ns=Rank|Asc http://www.jegs.com/c/Driveshaft-Safety-Loops/10061/10002/-1 Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Greg - 07-31-2010 Oh - I think I get it. I'll take a look, next time I'm on the ground to take a look! Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Racer X - 07-31-2010 The high output GM G bodies had them too. 82-87 Monte Carlo, Olds Cutlass/442, Buick Regal T-type and the Darth Vader cars. Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - Speedy - 07-31-2010 What in the world does this have to do with the hot chick? Racer X wrote: Re: It's an effin' ripoff. It's effin' stupid. It's effin' lame. - haikuman - 07-31-2010 lol Speedy give that dirtball some grief ![]() ![]() |