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Originally Posted by DynoDaddy
You can start using my screen name anytime now. You are confusing me with that rubber fist you use on yourself while looking at those shitty log headers.
Just for you - the next time I do talk to my mom, which lives 1200 miles away, I'll make sure I'll her that I told you go fuck yourself.
Not all of us can pack shit with our dad for a living.
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Let's spell this out for Dyno Dipshit... One would not be correct in saying, "the next time I talk to my mom,
WHICH lives 1200 miles away." "Which" would indicate that she is an object. Here is an example: "My single turbo system, which is an insult to fluid dynamics, will never match the CPE twin turbo system." See how "which" was used as a pronoun with single turbo system being the object that "which" refers to. However, when using a pronoun to refer to a person, one must use a term such as, "whom or who." Maybe that spells it out a little better for you.
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1984 Volvo 240 0-60: 11.2 sec. 1/4 18.6 @ 76 MPH
do beware of dem rods if you drive it to work
nah i dont drive it to work, ill find out which rods it has when one flies out of the block so i can measure it
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