vengeful

Only if you're there too, you big fairy.

Within Temptation - The Howling

Barry Manilow - Copa Cabana YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT!!!!

Yngwie Malmsteen - Canon in D.

I still know where you live.

I have one. I have no idea where I got it, or what brand it is. And no. I will NOT part with it. Oh yeah, I do not like clowns. Send me a clown, and I'll ban you.

Gee, thanks Carr-E Reading that once, three years ago, was brutal enough, but you had to trick me into reading it again? Now I'm half blind. *hates you so much*

Well, I've mulled over this for about a day now, and I can't think of any specific items that I want or need....so here's some general interests... - My book collection includes: The Vehicle Dependent Expedition Guide, First Overland, Paramedic - I enjoy travel narratives, especially of the expeditionary type relating to overland travel. I also enjoy non-fiction narratives related to travel, exploration and paramedicine. - My current iPod playlists include: Apocalyptica, Three Days Grace, Runner Runner, Kittie, Robbie Williams, Andrea Bocelli, Blake Shelton, Derek Trucks & Susan Tudeschi, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Jeff Beck...I have very eclectic tastes in music. I basically listen to anything except modern rap and most modern pop (basically the crap they serve on XM 20...) - I watch a LOT of movies. My DVD collection barely fits in my truck, and my NetFlix queue is over 300 movies long....so don't bother sending me a DVD. Any movie I like, I already own. - My magazine subscriptions include: Overland Journal, National Geographic Travel, Maxim - I already get all the magazines I want. - I don't need Pathfinder stuff, as I already have more than I know what to do with, and the Pathy is getting replaced soon. - My basic interests include exploration, expedition, camping, overlanding, fire, making things, EMS, HAM Radio, Jessica Alba (mmmmm....SO HOT!.....yeah, if you could get me Jessica Alba for Christmas, that would be GREAT!), Autocross, TSD Road Rally....I also like food. Restaurant gift cards are good, too. Yeah, not a whole lot of ideas there, but I don't need anything.... Edit: But on the off-chance my secret santa is a millionaire.......Yeah, right... Here's what I'm looking for. Model Year 1999.5-2000, VG33, 5-Speed, 4WD, SE Model, Nissan Pathfinder. Two Tone White with the Granite - See pic: Charcoal Cloth Interior. Must Have Features: 8-Way MANUAL adjustable Drivers seat Drivers lumbar support Heated Power Mirrors Privacy Glass Sunroof 5-Speed Manual Transmission Fog Lights Federal/50-State Emissions (Not California) (I can determine by VIN or number of Catalytic converters) Adequate service documentation Clean vehicle history Anything else is negotiable/optional... Might consider a 2002 VQ35 Specimen with the same specifications, provided the Butterfly/Power Valve Screw service has already been performed. Prefer under 110k miles, but will consider well documented specimens with higher mileage.

Diamond Rio - I Believe

Tim McGraw - Why We Said Goodbye

Eh, not really. More braking surface area creates more friction. More friction creates more stopping force. More stopping force stops the vehicle faster.

I suppose he could mean the extra approximately 6.28318 inches in circumference. LOL.

No...He wants Pezzy's Colon, Dur!

Um...he's been creepy this whole time. :tonguefinger:

Blake Shelton - Home.

I hate you....

Apocalyptica ft. Adam Gontier - I Don't Care

Avenged Sevenfold - I Wont See You Tonight (Part 1)

Genius...nah. Lucky guess. I have come across just about every noise imaginable in the R50 suspension though. Everything from creaks to squeaks, bangs to booms, and clunks to cracks. Some of them are rather unnerving.

No. I just don't like them.

Yes, if it were the bearing, you'd get a whump whump whump sound while turning, as opposed to a clunking sound. (Don't ask how I know...) If you're getting a clunk, it's going to be either the TOP nut on the strut itself (NOT the three that hold the mount to the strut tower, but the nut that holds the strut to the mount), or the strut mount itself. First thing you should check is that top nut (it's going to be under a little rubber cover in the center of the strut mount).

Yeah, now that you're Admin and all.

That, my friend, is exponentially better. Especially from someone who knew you before, too.

I think there's something a little off with your math there, Ryan. I started somewhere around 1999-2000-2001....

Welcome!!! Since apparently I never welcomed you.