Gibson99
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And RC, and sports, and wood shop, and and and...
And RC, and sports, and wood shop, and and and...
So much for the forecast...
This does not make me smile...
That is probably why Texas was the only state my truck overheated in coming back from California.
On the flip side, the pre-production a119 in the windshield and original a118c in the back window are still working flawlessly. So that's a good thing!
Spammers and scammers don't exactly pay attention to the do-not call registry. Yeah, what you are describing is called "neighbor spoofing". I get between one and four such calls a day and in the small town rural area where I live it's especially frustrating because the names and numbers that show up on caller ID are actually names and businesses I'm familiar with. One time I got a call from a friend of mine, a well known local doctor. When I answered the call it was a scammer from south Asia trying to convince me I had malware on my computer he could fix for a fee if I gave him direct access to my machine. The latest scam is that people, including me are getting calls from the local hospital using the correct actual phone number but the calls are coming from overseas scammers.
In the USA the (555) 555- xxxx does not exist. Neither the 555 area code or 555 local number are used anywhere but in the moves and tv.Every time i do something and as always get asked to fill in my phone number, then i just fill in no phone or 20202020 .
Water expand 90 X when it change from liquid to vapor, so it do give some bang in some engines, but you really have to thread lightly with this.