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- '08 Jetta; '10 Wrangler Unlimited
seems like everyone is getting new cars these days......!!!!!!!
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Tautochrone
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- 2004 Mazda rx8
heh, I needed it desperately...I put 27,000 miles on my 8 since I bought it this past May.
Not me, I'll not part with mine for a loooong time.
/RX-8Chick
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- Winning Blue RX-8 MT and Aquatic Blue Mica 2 MT
Me either!!!!!!
Tautochrone
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- 2004 Mazda rx8
I can join the "Me either" club now!
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- 2016 GT ST 47A
Technically it was not a valentines day present but the $1500 cash back from Mazda was too good to pass up.
hahahaha...nah my girl is sitting in the carport and needs a bath but more snow Monday into Tuesday....yay.
Congrats on the new truck.
I like the way you think.
Guessing my thread in the three section answered your question? lol
Us too....I've been there after purchasing the P5 and Tamz says she will not part with this car for a looooooong time. She has been smiling all day from ear to ear and was looking for any excuse to go somewhere.
Simply amazing automobiles. There were more in the the showroom and outside but I did not have time to take pics of everything.
Whew.... What a night last night. I got a random phone call from a friend and was asked if I wanted to go see the Kid Rock concert last night. He had an extra ticket because someone bailed on him. Awesome show! We then went to gamble a bit after the show and I walked out about 150 bucks ahead.
Awesome night!
Awesome night!
Carbon Fiber Stops Fart Smell – Now The Greatest Material In The World
At the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center, a group of people set out to try and find a material that would help minimize problems with odoriferous rectal gas – aka fart smell.
The tests were done by instilling a tube of 100 ml of nitrogen containing 40 ppm of sulfide gases and 0.5% H(2) at the anus of six healthy volunteers. They volunteers all wore gas impermeable Mylar pantaloons over their garments. They then had them put pads inside the underwear with a variety of materials.
If no pad was in place, the garment alone remove about 5.3% of the sulfide gases. Most of the materials were not very effective, absorbing about 20% of the gases. The best of the bunch were briefs constructed from an activated carbon fiber fabric, which removed 55-77% of the sulfide gases.
Conclusion? Get some carbon fiber briefs if you don’t want people to smell your farts.
At the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center, a group of people set out to try and find a material that would help minimize problems with odoriferous rectal gas – aka fart smell.
The tests were done by instilling a tube of 100 ml of nitrogen containing 40 ppm of sulfide gases and 0.5% H(2) at the anus of six healthy volunteers. They volunteers all wore gas impermeable Mylar pantaloons over their garments. They then had them put pads inside the underwear with a variety of materials.
If no pad was in place, the garment alone remove about 5.3% of the sulfide gases. Most of the materials were not very effective, absorbing about 20% of the gases. The best of the bunch were briefs constructed from an activated carbon fiber fabric, which removed 55-77% of the sulfide gases.
Conclusion? Get some carbon fiber briefs if you don’t want people to smell your farts.
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- '08 Jetta; '10 Wrangler Unlimited
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- 92 & 16 Meyatas
ash, how'd you make out with that job interview?
