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Dec 25, 2004 | 03:47 PM

#26

RX Renesis

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maybe next time when u the door's frozen u could try pissing on it.... hey i'm pretty sure ur **** is hotter than hot water....

Dec 25, 2004 | 03:53 PM

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alphapenguin

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From: Columbus, OH

what complex do you live in? Try covering the car with a car cover.

Dec 25, 2004 | 03:55 PM

#28

foxman

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From: Indianapolis, IN

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nordic RX-8

3 blocks south of Washington inside the loop - strange as it looks like our neighborhood was dumped on more than the others. I spent 2 hours digging out with my 2 stage self-propelled snow blower (had to use speed 1 out of 5 or snow would spill out the sides) Looks like I will be driving the wife's Jeep (4 wheel drive) for a few days until the snow gets packed (or melts).

No relief in sight with these temperatures. I heard warming next week, I have an appt. on Monday for new brake pads for the RX-8.

Dec 26, 2004 | 09:37 AM

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Nordic RX-8

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From: Indianapolis, IN

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Originally Posted by foxman

No relief in sight with these temperatures. I heard warming next week, I have an appt. on Monday for new brake pads for the RX-8.

Where do you take your 8 for service? I bought mine at Hubler on south 31, but it is a long drive just for oil changes. I have been planning on trying out Tom Wood on east Washington. (my brakes are starting to squeek with only 6000 miles on them...)