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Thank you for going back on topic :)

 

 

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Watched my son use my tailgate as a basketball backboard WTF couldnt believe it. Obviously they are built decently since he didnt hurt anything.

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Getting ready to put my fire dept light back in the sonoma.... just as soon as the little guy goes to sleep.

 

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Just put down half for a transmission through performabuilt up in PA. He said it will be about two weeks before they get to building it but rather it get done right this time around. Besides, I get payed biweekly so when they start on it I can finish paying it off :)

 

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Yea, ashamed to say some family members own them. According to them a massive phone is worth losing a man card but not their jeansSent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

When the tablets first came out I remember reading a review where the guy said he would walk around the mall with a 7inch tablet up to his ear just for the priceless reaction.

 

Watched my son use my tailgate as a basketball backboard WTF couldnt believe it. Obviously they are built decently since he didnt hurt anything.

The twins love to see what floats in the dog bowl. Learned today the calculator does.

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I rarely hold my note 3 to my ear because I dont need to. Bluetooth in the truck and text works fine

 

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I rarely hold my note 3 to my ear because I dont need to. Bluetooth in the truck and text works fineSent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

You should change your screen name to "Hi, I'm Chris, and I have a Note 3"

 

 

It would save you a lot of time on this site :P

 

I think a few pages back SC540 has a bedazzler for sale you could use to spruce it up a bit

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Nah. I like my note 3, but I do miss having a smaller phone. And you dont want to know what I had to go through to get my name already.

 

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Gone mine back from the dealer. New throttle position sensor and some new ECM programming. Couldn't tell if there was a difference in response but I only had it stock for maybe 10 miles. Then I got home and re-loaded the tune. :D

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I put 150 miles on mine to get to class, in an hour I will drive 150 miles back home

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I put 150 miles on mine to get to class, in an hour I will drive 150 miles back home

 

So basically a whole tank just to get to class and back for one night? That's rediculous

 

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So basically a whole tank just to get to class and back for one night? That's rediculous

 

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Hair over half tank and ended up being like 260 miles. Its all highway.

 

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Oh yeah that makes sense. I normally do all back roads driving. In a lifted truck. With 35's. And 4.88's. Doesnt exactly work to my advantage haha

 

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