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Possibly the funniest website name ever

Frank S

By Frank S
July 21, 2003 in The Off-Topic Bar

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Frank S

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Frank S

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

http://www.powergenitalia.com/

Just go look at the site,it's not what you think.

R Dogg 56

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R Dogg 56

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

The "looks can be deceiving" saying works well here.

pacodiablo

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pacodiablo

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

LOL! Stupid Europeans...

The SPEEDY

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The SPEEDY

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

Not sure what I was looking for, but that was not it.

timk49

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timk49

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

Stroke and compression are important here. Excellent lubrication is a must. Longevity is the goal so keep the revs down and the unit should last as long as needed.

R Dogg 56

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R Dogg 56

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

Stroke and compression are important here. Excellent lubrication is a must. Longevity is the goal so keep the revs down and the unit should last as long as needed.

or until it runs out of "juice"

k1500chevy97

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k1500chevy97

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

OMG that domain name is taken .

thats what i was going to name my personal home page

MarkD

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MarkD

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

power / gen / italia hmmmm! Some of you guys have a talent for finding this stuff.

LarryE

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LarryE

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

I like this one

http://www.trymynuts.com/

greyghost03

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greyghost03

Posted July 21, 2003

Posted July 21, 2003

So you see class, it's not always good to list the company name all in one word with no spaces to come up with the name for the webpage!

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