[David Holmberg]

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/T...unny_50310.htm

The turbo of the future, as explained in theory by Tom V and in practice by Half inch stud...

[Jagtec1]

BwaaHaaaHaa!!!

[65Mark]

Does the dingle arm attach to the dingle berrys?

[Tom Vaught]

I like that fact that HIS hooked up the cable properly to the "ASS-END" of the device.

LOL!

Tom Vaught

[68gtoMN]

...for further information about the workings of the Turbo encabrolator, refer to the diagnostic manual and song book...

[Half-Inch Stud]

That guy, (perhaps seen him at a symposium?) is the typical right-hander. speaking in a linear logical flow of his own making that only he can follow. He got me at dingle arm.

Tom, Me thinks you ought be taken-back by this fella; his lab coat is still white, AND hes got the gray hair factor, AND he only needed 1 slide. Far more efficient than the 32 page slideset you posted recently.
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Seriously though, didn't GM advertise the CAD cross-section of their newest electro-Automatic Transmission featuring internal elec motors for added pull-away Torque, sufficient Highway running torque, and yea recharging while braking. I want THAAAT automatic.

[62fatcat]

HIS,
this makes about as much sense as most of your jacka$$ hair brain ideas.
just think about it. you look like an idiot most of the time, maybe you are just way ahead of your time like the "flux capasitor".

[Brian Baker]

1/2" couldn't possibly put any of what he said in practice as it would cost more than $8.

Where can I get a girdle spring for my tommy pipe (LOL)?

[Johnny406]

Them sperving bearings will get you every time unless you have too much gas in the fuel system...

[Scott M]

Originally Posted by 62fatcat

HIS,
this makes about as much sense as most of your jacka$$ hair brain ideas.
just think about it. you look like an idiot most of the time, maybe you are just way ahead of your time like the "flux capasitor".

HAHAHAHHHA! That's funny, Jason.

"capacitor"

By the way: In person, Half Wit Dweeb talks JUST like that guy. A total chick magnet.

+1 on the "costs more than $8" comment.

[guccieng]

reminds me of 'boogie nights': "This is hi-fi, okay? High fidelity. You know what that means? That means this is the highest quality fidelity. Hi-fi. Two very important things in a stereo system...I have this very unit in my home, but I got it modified with the TK-421, which kicks it up another three or four quads per channel. But that's just technical talk, that doesn't concern you."

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/screen...389&position=3

[marks73ta]

He never touched on the swag jacket and it's propensity to regulate its own snapwire electromagnicronic snide wave filament degeneration. That's the only way to know that the trithermonic drum rotation is at the proper tunistic legeionomic transrotation. If the snide wave filament is worn is throws the Fuminordic syncrowasher into a wobble and allows the contact to leak dimoristically porensic sine condensation into the lift mechanism. This allows rust to grow an dtake up the factory clearence between the trithermonic drum and the outer case. This gets very expensive quickly if not caught early. Mark L

[Tom Vaught]

Originally Posted by Half-Inch Stud

Tom, Me thinks you ought be taken-back by this fella; his lab coat is still white, AND hes got the gray hair factor, AND he only needed 1 slide. Far more efficient than the 32 page slideset you posted recently.

I was practicing my "powerpoint" presentations, HIS. I agree that they caught me in my clean white shop coat. We use blue ones when we actually work on stuff like the "snapwire electromagnicronic snide wave filament degeneration mechanism"

Tom Vaught

[Half-Inch Stud]

Our lab coats are not allowed to have pockets anymore. Is a bummer to be fishing inside the coat for a pen to take data.

[68birdfreak]

I thoroughly enjoyed that presentation.... reminded me of the classes I took to get my insurance licence.

[Goathead]

Hell, with all that bu!!$#it flowing, I thought that was Tom....

[Tom Vaught]

Originally Posted by Goathead

Hell, with all that bu!!$#it flowing, I thought that was Tom....

You talk a BIG GAME for a Chickenchit "wire bender" who pushes electrons around. (:>)

Tom Vaught

[Scott M]

Originally Posted by 68birdfreak

I thoroughly enjoyed that presentation.... reminded me of the classes I took to get my insurance licence.

I took a class that was specifically designed to pass the test.

No knowledge taught, but just strategy.

Life & Health insurance license.

[Goathead]

Originally Posted by Tom Vaught

You talk a BIG GAME for a Chickenchit "wire bender" who pushes electrons around. (:>)

Tom Vaught

Caught me....again...