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Wolfmanjohn Enthusiast

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Got the time but need the free post so I can catch the rest of you.

GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

GPGuy

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I'm going to make a post because I'm not sure how many I have lol.

 

Wow last time I looked I thought I had 1200...I guess I haven't looked in a while...

tanked_darren Senior Enthusiast

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I know there are very high posters here some in my range have come and gone. Whatever happened to jro he never did take his RPM past 3000 I believe.

 

I came here from gminsidernews. They suck lol

 

I came here and I think my first topic was the slip yoke clunking. I wish I could figure out what my first topic was.

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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My first topics were regarding my 89 S10

 

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doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

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Whats funny to me is that Ryan and I started here about the same time, and look to see who the post whore really is. j/k early on we had a lot of one word post that upped some peoples counts but I did not take part in any of that. :jester:

KMGZ400 Senior Enthusiast

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I know there are very high posters here some in my range have come and gone. Whatever happened to jro he never did take his RPM past 3000 I believe.

 

I came here from gminsidernews. They suck lol

 

I came here and I think my first topic was the slip yoke clunking. I wish I could figure out what my first topic was.

 

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yeah i remember jro, he was always on. always had some interesting posts too

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Whats funny to me is that Ryan and I started here about the same time, and look to see who the post whore really is. j/k early on we had a lot of one word post that upped some peoples counts but I did not take part in any of that. :jester:

 

 

It all began right before the GMT-800 trucks cames out

gmtech4 Senior Enthusiast

gmtech4

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nytemare has not been around ,,,,busy in the Royal Canadian Navy i believe

 

him and i clicked cuz of putting uniform on for queen and country lol

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