How to "not" roll your fenders (pics)
02-28-2009, 01:30 PM
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How to "not" roll your fenders (pics)
This was posted on a local froum, taken from a honda board. Thought you would get a laugh on how to not roll your fenders.
The first two pics are botched fender, the 3rd pic is the fender roller
The first two pics are botched fender, the 3rd pic is the fender roller
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02-28-2009, 04:20 PM
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I would like to meet the owner and punch him in the head.
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02-28-2009, 10:06 PM
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Dogs don't get shoulders like that even when trained for hours daily. That's the work of a few extra chemicals.
That dog would be a lampshade if it was my car.
And that would keep him from making an innocent somebody into lunchmeat.
Dogs don't get shoulders like that even when trained for hours daily. That's the work of a few extra chemicals.
That dog would be a lampshade if it was my car.
And that would keep him from making an innocent somebody into lunchmeat.
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03-01-2009, 01:20 AM
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They're doing human trials of that for humans now.
It's a naturally occurring mutation by the way that a few hundred humans have at any one time. The only downside to it (ie, the reason why it's rare) is that the metabolism required to maintain that huge all-muscle body mass is way higher than normal. In other words, that mutation has probably been showing up for a long time but the people who had it end up starving to death instead of living long enough to have a ton of kids.
Assuming this economic downturn doesn't completely **** it all, there are a ton of awesome gene therapies in the pipe right now. 10x greater endurance and double or triple muscle mass has been produced in mice and a few other animals. Pretty much turn an ordinary guy like me into the goddamn batman.
It's a naturally occurring mutation by the way that a few hundred humans have at any one time. The only downside to it (ie, the reason why it's rare) is that the metabolism required to maintain that huge all-muscle body mass is way higher than normal. In other words, that mutation has probably been showing up for a long time but the people who had it end up starving to death instead of living long enough to have a ton of kids.
Assuming this economic downturn doesn't completely **** it all, there are a ton of awesome gene therapies in the pipe right now. 10x greater endurance and double or triple muscle mass has been produced in mice and a few other animals. Pretty much turn an ordinary guy like me into the goddamn batman.
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03-01-2009, 02:14 AM
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BTW, I hope you guys don't seriously think the dog did that. Dogs don't eat metal. It has no nutritional value. It doesn't even taste good.
They aren't like rats where their teeth have problems if they don't constantly gnaw stuff.
They aren't like rats where their teeth have problems if they don't constantly gnaw stuff.
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03-01-2009, 04:31 AM
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I could've sworn to god those dogs eat ******* everything even plasma!!!!!
If not that dog what "thing" made those curious gnaw marks the dog could've been like NOM NOM NOM......NOM NOM NOM......
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03-01-2009, 08:35 AM
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yeah, because myostatin inhibitors are real, lol. Maybe if you ------s could put some work in, you'd look halve as good as I did from 6-months of getting wrecked. Call me when you put some iron on the bar.
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