ever seen this manifold???
07-24-2013, 01:40 PM
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This thread delivered, i just wish the op wasnt a bitch and actually backed his **** up with reasoning instead of acting like a child and copy and paste the same thing every other post...
Reality is he asked about a shitty manifold, got a response and then calls everybody haters because the response he got isnt what he expected.
Reality is he asked about a shitty manifold, got a response and then calls everybody haters because the response he got isnt what he expected.
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07-24-2013, 02:19 PM
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The wall thickness on the tube is about as thick as the sheet metal in your front fenders. It is like using a metal clothes dryer vent tube as a downpipe. It isn't hard to hook it up, but it is impossible to make it work as intended for any useful period of time.
Wanting badly enough for it to work isn't sufficient for it to make it so. It actually depends a little bit on the product itself.
Wanting badly enough for it to work isn't sufficient for it to make it so. It actually depends a little bit on the product itself.
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07-24-2013, 02:24 PM
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The wall thickness on the tube is about as thick as the sheet metal in your front fenders. It is like using a metal clothes dryer vent tube as a downpipe. It isn't hard to hook it up, but it is impossible to make it work as intended for any useful period of time.
Wanting badly enough for it to work isn't sufficient for it to make it so. It actually depends a little bit on the product itself.
Wanting badly enough for it to work isn't sufficient for it to make it so. It actually depends a little bit on the product itself.
so thatsssss how its done
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07-24-2013, 02:59 PM
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A thread title "ever seen this manifold" with a link to an ebay manifold. That right there should have told you there is no hope for this guy.
4 pages in and we are still arguing this?
He is a legit troll.
4 pages in and we are still arguing this?
He is a legit troll.
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07-24-2013, 03:23 PM
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The funny thing is that sometimes when I see this, it makes me ban the user. Other times, it makes me want to play with them like a kitten which has just captured a mouse.
To be fair, the women on this site also lack integrity.
The cats, by comparison, take great pride in their reputation for earnestness and trustworthiness.
Putting anything into your vagina is like tossing a hot dog down a hallway.
To be fair, the women on this site also lack integrity.
The cats, by comparison, take great pride in their reputation for earnestness and trustworthiness.
Putting anything into your vagina is like tossing a hot dog down a hallway.
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07-24-2013, 11:03 PM
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07-24-2013, 11:56 PM
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Thank you. Proxies are pretty much the ultimate solution to workplace internet filtering.
A word of caution: assume that all anonymous proxy servers are insecure, and that all traffic is subject to intercept. In other words, exercise the same care you'd use when connecting via the free wi-fi connection at an airport. (eg: don't transmit sensitive data without encryption, etc.)
And now, just to cloud PRISM a tad:
Bomb. Terrorist. WMD. IED. Boston. World Trade Center. Nickelback. Al-Qaeda. ANFO. Sundevil. Power grid. Nuclear. Satellite phones. NORAD. Pine Gap. Sears Tower. SONANGOL. Fissionable. Pretoria. Hot Topic. Empire State building. Mayfly. 868. Verisign. Forte. Event Security. Hate. Keyhole. Rail gun. 757. Plutonium. Wire transfer.
A word of caution: assume that all anonymous proxy servers are insecure, and that all traffic is subject to intercept. In other words, exercise the same care you'd use when connecting via the free wi-fi connection at an airport. (eg: don't transmit sensitive data without encryption, etc.)
And now, just to cloud PRISM a tad:
Bomb. Terrorist. WMD. IED. Boston. World Trade Center. Nickelback. Al-Qaeda. ANFO. Sundevil. Power grid. Nuclear. Satellite phones. NORAD. Pine Gap. Sears Tower. SONANGOL. Fissionable. Pretoria. Hot Topic. Empire State building. Mayfly. 868. Verisign. Forte. Event Security. Hate. Keyhole. Rail gun. 757. Plutonium. Wire transfer.
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07-25-2013, 01:16 AM
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FYI if your IT dep isn't a bunch of retards they know you are using a proxy. Also if prism is really doing what people say it is, it has to be quite efficient at weeding out bs.
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