I just realized something.
05-21-2008, 07:58 AM
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I just realized something.
What kind of place will this be when Hustler actually starts installing stuff? Will he be asking stupid questions or will he used the touted search function himself? Will he have a bunch of newbish issues despite having over 4,000 posts here?
nm, it's Hustler. that day will never come
nm, it's Hustler. that day will never come
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05-21-2008, 10:52 AM
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Dear god I hope everything goes smoothly.
I will have lots of questions about cooling though, I can feel it in my chi. I'm flying in on friday evening, and probably going to start the swap on Sunday because the deteriorated exhuast is too loud to drive on the street, and now I have more of a need to put the 3" on.
I'm pretty much done buying parts I hope. I have about $8500 worth of **** piled up in the garage.
I will have lots of questions about cooling though, I can feel it in my chi. I'm flying in on friday evening, and probably going to start the swap on Sunday because the deteriorated exhuast is too loud to drive on the street, and now I have more of a need to put the 3" on.
I'm pretty much done buying parts I hope. I have about $8500 worth of **** piled up in the garage.
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05-21-2008, 04:09 PM
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Hustler does not exist- he is projected into our perception of reality by the overseers.
The best way to understand it would be to think of him as a calibration constant for weirdness. So long as we perceive his presence in the form in which he appears to us, a firm upper boundary is established on our comprehension of that which is weird, ensuring that all of the other, less weird things that we encounter on a day to day basis scale properly.
The best way to understand it would be to think of him as a calibration constant for weirdness. So long as we perceive his presence in the form in which he appears to us, a firm upper boundary is established on our comprehension of that which is weird, ensuring that all of the other, less weird things that we encounter on a day to day basis scale properly.
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05-21-2008, 08:19 PM
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There was a guy on m.net that would respond to his own posts. I don't remember his name, but he'd ask a stupid *** question about drifting or something, disappear for a day or 2 and then come back and respond to his own post as if he were a completely different person. It was damn funny.
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05-22-2008, 03:00 AM
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Hustler does not exist- he is projected into our perception of reality by the overseers.
The best way to understand it would be to think of him as a calibration constant for weirdness. So long as we perceive his presence in the form in which he appears to us, a firm upper boundary is established on our comprehension of that which is weird, ensuring that all of the other, less weird things that we encounter on a day to day basis scale properly.
The best way to understand it would be to think of him as a calibration constant for weirdness. So long as we perceive his presence in the form in which he appears to us, a firm upper boundary is established on our comprehension of that which is weird, ensuring that all of the other, less weird things that we encounter on a day to day basis scale properly.
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