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Kaltag Wolf Member Joined: 28 Aug 2005 Posts: 27 Location: New Jersey	Posted: Thu 24-Nov-2005 08:33    Post subject: After Thanksgiving dinner... Its time to start thinking about putting up the 'ole Christmas lights. If you want some inspiration, click here. Make sure sound is ON. http://www.mcarterbrown.com/christmas_lights.wmv
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Pimpala03 Moderator Joined: 20 Aug 2005 Posts: 10755 Location: Union Parish, Louisiana	Posted: Thu 24-Nov-2005 08:44    Post subject: That's pretty damn nifty! Happy Gobble Day Everyone!
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RyanS.@VehicleSolutions Frequent Poster Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 1090 Location: Canton, Ohio	Posted: Thu 24-Nov-2005 10:05    Post subject: that it the best attention deficit disorder display i have ever seen !!!!!! where is it at I need to check it out in person
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I 26 Contributing Member Joined: 28 Oct 2005 Posts: 1000 Location: Toronto, Canada	Posted: Thu 24-Nov-2005 15:36    Post subject: Hey, who the hell was out filming my house?
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Stan Andriski Regular Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 240 Location: Barre MA	Posted: Thu 24-Nov-2005 16:17    Post subject: Nice! Now I want to rig up my warning lights to do that. Blast music over the siren speaker when repsonding.
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Blaine B. Turbo Poster Joined: 20 Aug 2005 Posts: 2324 Location: Northwest Indiana	Posted: Thu 24-Nov-2005 21:23    Post subject: After Thanksgiving I'm thinking about taking a large dump...
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Firefighter_2000 Contributing Member Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 693 Location: Bauxite, AR	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 00:17    Post subject: I didnt I didnt have time to think about it... If I would have thought about doing it.... I'd have had crapped my pants!
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JoeFF10 Contributing Member Joined: 29 Aug 2005 Posts: 301 Location: Shelton, CT	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 00:21    Post subject: clark griswold might be jealous..
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Jarred J. Frequent Poster Joined: 18 Aug 2005 Posts: 1467 Location: Shelbyville, TN	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 00:30    Post subject: although it looks cool and neat. sadly its \"photoshopped\" saw this on another board i frequent. They stated that this would be nearly impossible without several hundred relays, micro prcoessors and a nice computer sound matrix board. Still looks good in theory.
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Blaine B. Turbo Poster Joined: 20 Aug 2005 Posts: 2324 Location: Northwest Indiana	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 01:22    Post subject: I highly bet it is real. You couldn't do it like that in Photoshop. It's authentic. Some scientist probably did it for his self (notice the larger style home = big time engineer CEO lol)
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Jarred J. Frequent Poster Joined: 18 Aug 2005 Posts: 1467 Location: Shelbyville, TN	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 03:00    Post subject: itd be ez to photoshop. depends on wher eyou live as to how big your house is x cost. that would be an \"average\" house here. our houses range from $80,000 - $2,000,000 here.
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Blaine B. Turbo Poster Joined: 20 Aug 2005 Posts: 2324 Location: Northwest Indiana	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 11:53    Post subject: I disagree...
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Pimpala03 Moderator Joined: 20 Aug 2005 Posts: 10755 Location: Union Parish, Louisiana	Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 12:57    Post subject: Re: [quote:2947c7baff=\"Blaine B.\"]After Thanksgiving I'm thinking about taking a large dump... That's exactly how I felt and reacted.

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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 13:09    Post subject:
After seeing this, I felt it necessary to run it past a friend of mine who's really a christmas light hobbyist. His display is nowhere near as spectacular as this, but he has a computer that's sole use during the year is running the light system. He says, not only is it possible that it's real. It IS real. He's seen it in person.

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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 13:30    Post subject:
See, I told you guys NOW WHERE'S MY BURRITO?

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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 14:49    Post subject:
I am still trying to figure out what a \"prcoessor\" is. Oh, Jarred, how come you live in your $2 mil home and still drive that tired old F-150?

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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 14:55    Post subject: Re:
[quote:174e63a282=\"Hugh A.\"]I am still trying to figure out what a \"prcoessor\" is. Oh, Jarred, how come you live in your $2 mil home and still drive that tired old F-150?

Because in his neck of the deep woods; that tired old F-150 is still considered a top of the line luxury vehicle!! Back to top    URL Blaine B.
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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 14:58    Post subject:
Does it have deer skin seats?

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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 15:10    Post subject: Re:
[quote:50df1829fe=\"Blaine B.\"]Does it have deer skin seats?

That deer \"road kill\" he picked up thar last week may still be laying across the front seat. Back to top    URL Blaine B.
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Posted: Fri 25-Nov-2005 16:02    Post subject:
Preparation for the Christmas feast, ay?

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Posted: Sat 26-Nov-2005 15:50    Post subject:
hmmm lest see if i can process all this. LOL I drive an old truck for 2 reasons. 1. i t was my grandfathers and he left it to me when he passed away. 2. i dont make enough to buy soemthing else. ESPECIALLY right now. I rent a place see reason 2. Never have and never will pick up roadkill. I never really seen where my mom get s the turkeys though. LOL No, i dont have \"deerskin seats\" LOL I put in some of those \"wally world\" special seats that have the ford emblems on them. And speaking of christams, We have our 1st of 2 parades tonight. the 2 towns in our county decided they wanted to have their own parades. Got to be at the squad building in an hour to decorate the 2 of the trucks.. LOL

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Posted: Sat 26-Nov-2005 16:53    Post subject:
Can we see a pic?

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Posted: Sat 26-Nov-2005 21:20    Post subject: Re:
[quote:febad7d940=\"Jarred J.\"]Never have and never will pick up roadkill.

Aww come on!
My brother had someone run over a big fat doe the other morning right in front of his house.
Let's just say she's in the freezer now, and last night's chili sure was good! Back to top    URL Pat H.
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Posted: Sat 26-Nov-2005 22:55    Post subject:
We had our Christmas Parade and village tree lighting earlier tonight.

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Posted: Sat 26-Nov-2005 22:57    Post subject:
Ya know, that sounds grose at first.... ...but I'm sure, once it's all mixed in, tastes just as good as corndog (after all, that's loaded with all the crap you can throw in)

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