I had to word it this way to get it accepted by the powers that run freelists.org. They had me re-write it twice before they would accept it. I'm not gonna mess with it for one numbnuts (or lack thereof) who doesn't bother to introduce him or herself then bitches because the answers desired don't fall like manna from heaven.
Life's hard and the best place to find helping hands is at the end of your own arms. That's not directed at you Chris. God knows, you've found your own helping hands enough times.
So ain't nothin gonna change on the list. We're family and that's the way it's gonna stay.
In other news, my situation went from pretty good to pretty terrible yesterday when my lawyer forwarded me a couple of emails that my ex had sent. Turns out that Gayle was drunk and high and her sponsor was "dope-sick" withdrawing from heroin. Thank you Dear God, that I don't have to live in an alcoholic hell anymore. Anyway, I dunno if we're gonna get to apply for alternate service or if we're gonna have to wait for a competency hearing. The hits just keep on coming.
r On 11/1/2012 7:09:26 AM, Chris Lindh (chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > This is the current description of the Elky list: >> "A mailing list for Chevy El Camino enthusiasts, particularly those interested in using more modern technology like electronic fuel injection, computer-controlled transmissions and other items that were not available when El Caminos were on the market.
>> Discussion and advice will be offered in all aspects of El Camino projects, but the emphasis will be on the use of leading-edge technology to create vehicles that are safer, more economical to operate and more fun to drive."
> > Perhaps we should add a line about how we go off topic regularly? > > The original poster> shouldn't be sorry he or she owns an El Camino, but perhaps frustrated it's
> a> '78. The first year of the "metric" 5th generation had a lot of one-year-only parts... I should know, my Malibu was a '78.
> Also, the word nonsense does not contain the letter "c". > > More Elky-related content; when the weather was nice I installed the > Bilstein shocks in the rear of my> '80 and CC627 load leveler springs I bought from our friend Jared. The ride is improved but the springs add a significant rake... big fender gap... the "stink bug" look. Part of me thinks an El Camino should have the rake, the this-dawg-will-hunt look. Check out 3 minutes into the Stylo video from Gorillaz to%
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