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Ok guys, I need some advice and I didn't know where else to turn. My girlfriend has been acting really weird lately. The phone has been ringing at our house and when I answer it they hang up. This goes on late at night several time a week. My girl has been going out 2-3 times a week after work and when I ask her where she was, she just answers " out with the girls ". When I ask her what girls, she just says " girls from work, you wouldn't know them ". I waited up the last couple nights to see who dropped her off but whoever it was dropped her off around the corner and she walked to the house. I caught her in the garage last weekend on her cell phone and she acted strange and hung up right away. Later when I picked up her phone to see who called, she went nuts and told me to never touch her cell phone and to quit snooping. So.... last night I was going to hide outside to see who dropped her off so I figured I'd lay down under my GMC 3500 where I could be hidden and see around the corner. While laying there waiting, I noticed the bolts to my skid plates were beginning to rust and did not look so good. What should I do?? I don't want to hit something and have the bolts shear off and possibly damage my drivetrain. Should I switch to a stainless steel bolt or just polish up the stock ones? Please help as this is driving me crazy and I am losing sleep at night!! I don't want to bother my dealer just yet. HELP!!!!

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You could replace them or coat the old ones with some grease or such and put them back on to keep them from rusting up so you can't get them off again. As for the lady, I think it's about time for some answers or there's the door

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i hate to hear of you troubles. but i think you might be getting your dear john letter. i would ask once and only once. if i got the run around again. then you know the routine. as for the bolts save that project until after to get rid of the girl.

 

so who dropped her off?

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i hate to hear of you troubles. but i think you might be getting your dear john letter. i would ask once and only once. if i got the run around again. then you know the routine. as for the bolts save that project until after to get rid of the girl.

 

so who dropped her off?

 

 

 

 

 

 

So who dropped who off??? What 'bout dem bolts? :thumbs:

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You have got to take serious and immediate action. This is obviously a situation that could easily go from bad to worse. I'd hire a private eye to find out exactly what goes on when you're not there. You absolutely have to find out just exactly what is making those bolts rust!

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I'd say communication is the key.......talk to a trusted friend, someone you know will give you an honest answer. Without seeing the bolts ourselves, it's a tough call on whether or not to replace them? Maybe take some pics? Then send the girl some flowers to work.....WO your name....from a secret admirer(sp)....when she comes home ask her who their from???? You;ll know from her answer :thumbs:

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OK I'll bite the hook......Was that story a funny way to ask a simple question or are you serious. So....if my response was less than respectful I appologize....no one likes a cheater.......and I am serious about the flowers........if you were just being creative..... :smash: my hats off to ya :thumbs:

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You're too old, and your bolts are getting rusty. That's why she's cheating.

 

Put some Viagra (or naval jelly, it's cheaper and doesn't require a prescription) on your bolt (do not remove it, as they don't go back on very well without a trained professional), and see how she likes you now.

 

That, or just convince her that you let them get rusty for the texture, and that you feel it adds to the experience by adding friction/feeling.

 

Just make sure that she's up to date on her tetanus shots. :thumbs:

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