Braineack is at maple gove dragway...
06-25-2010, 10:56 PM
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Braineack is at maple gove dragway...
This is a prequel. Braineack is at Maple Grove dragway, and he ran a 13.3??? Or did I guestimate incorrectly cause I'm a square?
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06-25-2010, 11:08 PM
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His called me last night saying he could not afford to drive up to PA. What that really means is that his wife told him he was not allowed to go. So everyone call him a *****. All the MS dev's did.
I ended up not running because I did not trust my tune and my my 02 sensor is not working right now.
I ended up not running because I did not trust my tune and my my 02 sensor is not working right now.
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06-25-2010, 11:18 PM
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I heard about Brain's unfortunate circumstances. I've offered him some money so that he could at least get some food and tampons to last him the weekend. Its all I could afford. I've decided that it would be a great idea to set up a paypal account that people can donate money to to help him in his time of need. Its time to give it up people, he has given so much to this community, its the least you can do to help him out in his time of need. The paypal address is: braineackisapussywippedmotherfucker@... ameetnowz.com
Please, act now!
Please, act now!
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06-25-2010, 11:21 PM
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So far my expenses for my trip are as follow: $10 to get into the drag strip, $7 for food and drink. My car had a full tank when I left this morning so I have not had to fill up yet. I think one fill up tomorrow will get me around town and back home. I expect total cost for the 2 days to be less then $50.
We had free rooms at my relatives house who live 20 miles away from the megameet.
We had free rooms at my relatives house who live 20 miles away from the megameet.
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06-25-2010, 11:24 PM
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Gtfooh. In case you're confused that means "get the **** out of here!". I can't believe mr. Megasquirt pussed out...As for you not trusting your tune, were you at least there? As for Scott being ***** whipped, fugedaboudit, cause I'm in OCMD right now against my will, but I'm **** bagged wasted so it's ok I guess.
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06-25-2010, 11:27 PM
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Gtfooh. In case you're confused that means "get the **** out of here!". I can't believe mr. Megasquirt pussed out...As for you not trusting your tune, were you at least there? As for Scott being ***** whipped, fugedaboudit, cause I'm in OCMD right now against my will, but I'm **** bagged wasted so it's ok I guess.
As for my tune, It was the first time I had driven my car on the .25 MS3 firmware and my wideband has been dead for the past 3 weeks. While I probably would have been fine, I do have to make it back home to VA tomorrow.
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06-25-2010, 11:28 PM
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I'm ashamed that you guys are being so harsh on a guy when he's down on his luck. The economy has been tough on people. Here is a recent pic of Brain when we were ramping up for the Megameet 
On an semi related note, extreme hunger causes your skin to turn black and your hair to form braids. Get better buddy!
On an semi related note, extreme hunger causes your skin to turn black and your hair to form braids. Get better buddy!
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06-25-2010, 11:31 PM
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This is awesome...8 views and 7 posts. MT.net history!!! Was there a 1967 Plymouth Baracuda there with a stroked Hemi and an EMS-pro with EFI?
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06-26-2010, 03:39 PM
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When I was eight, I was given the task of drowning kittens by my aunt Ruth. I filled a large laundry sink with room temperature water and held the eight kittens under. As each kitten died and sank to the bottom, it turned and rested 'snuggled' to the previous. I put them in a garbage bag and was carrying it out when the bag moved and I heard a meow. I opened the bag and found one kitten had survived. So I drowned it again.
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06-26-2010, 03:48 PM
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When I was eight, I was given the task of drowning kittens by my aunt Ruth. I filled a large laundry sink with room temperature water and held the eight kittens under. As each kitten died and sank to the bottom, it turned and rested 'snuggled' to the previous. I put them in a garbage bag and was carrying it out when the bag moved and I heard a meow. I opened the bag and found one kitten had survived. So I drowned it again.
did hustler hack your account?
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