TGO David

That's good info. But it's almost like paying the dealership to leave their advertising sticker off of your new car, isn't it.

Thank god for dremels and fine grit grinding wheels.

Do some reading up on Storm Lake and Lone Wolf brand barrels.

Sent out this morning by the TFA...

Not many people would have guessed yhelotharbuttsekz as a password, so you're probably still GTG. I hope you've changed it since this thread was started though.

To be fair, I advocate not using the same password on any of the forums people visit. It's a pain in the butt sometimes, but if you use a derivative of your standard password with something particular to the forum in question added to it in some way, it becomes easier to remember.

vBulletin actually stores the passwords in an encrypted format using the vB license key as the salt for the encryption scheme. The admin of neither forum has access to your password in a format that is meaningful to them.

Richard Pryor.

What time did you get there?

No kidding. This guy makes way too much sense. Someone's going to pick him off for it.

Any time you need some more of that, just let me know. I'm here for you.

You can thank the moderators for that one. They beat the crap out of me and made me do it.

Eddie's not a man unless he puts "I'm soooo dreamy!" as his user title for a while.

Are you SURE that there are no codes? I'd take it back to the dealership, have them scan it again and then show you the error code relating to the MAF sensor. If they cannot, then you might have reason to be upset. If they can, then there's a chance that the monkey at O'Reillys missed something.

The dealership likely cleared the codes after they did the repairs. It's a common thing to do, that way if the codes pop back up later they know that it's a new trigger and not a remnant from before. You may owe an apology to whomever you chewed out.

I skipped class the day subtlety was taught.

If I see you there, I'm pointing and shouting HE HAS A GUN!!!

I'm pretty surprised that a retail employee with an ounce of common sense would be so callous toward a paying customer in this day of economic unrest. Maybe he needs some time in the cheese-line to rethink things.

By the way, if you want to forward the email with attachment to support at tngunowners dot com then I will gladly upload the attachment here and link it back into your original post.

You can't just copy and paste the contents of your email like that. The PDF file still resides in your Comcast email inbox, which none of us have access to. Sorry.

No way... we're going to need his truck to cart men and gear to the mountains after the zombies attack.

Just read about this elsewhere... http://www.ammoamerica.com/index.asp An online auction site for ammunition, reloading equipment, supplies, etc. At present there are no fees for buying or selling and they're just trying to get it off the ground. I suspect that may change as they gain popularity and need to generate income to offset their operating expenses.

Creeky 2012!!!

BAH!!! Relativism, my friend... that's relativism! Wrong is wrong. People have tried far too long (and gotten away with it) to rationalize "wrong" as being "right" depending on the circumstances. It's not Ray-Ray's fault that he axe murdered those people. He was abused as a child. C'mon man. He has a right to the opinion that Obama is the better man for the job but he's still wrong.