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Your not following what I am saying. You want your cranking battery as close to your starter as possible. And Chris is right. Get the vehicle up to par and if the battery doesnt fit right, get the right oe fit battery first and THEN wire a second battery back there. Or, you can ignore all that we've been trying to tell you and just do what you want but that alone may not take care of your issues. On a diesel, cranking power is not the only thing you need to worry about.

out there;320161 wrote: I'm in the middle of a debate with my lady-friend about whether the content of console games is different from PC games. Can anyone who has played both versions significantly offer input? Right now, the points of contention are Bioshock, Fallout 3, and Half-life 2. Since I got tired of Bioshock, haven't played most of the main story for Fallout, and have never played Half-life, I'm in no position to argue that the PC content is identical to Xbox. What can you guys offer? Any game worth playing is PC only and has never been ported to a console /thread.

I mentioned both of these to him, and it sounds like he might be running into financial aid issues this semester. As much as I'd like to give one of you a positive answer, it looks like he may be pretty drained for a while.

If you have seen any of Aronofsky's films, you can expect the same kind of slow start. I don't usually waste my money on the regular theater, but I have been impressed with this guy's work, and Black Swan raises the ante. The common way to describe what happens to the main character (Nina, played by Natalie Portman) is to say that she's "crazy". That doesn't properly encompass everything that happens to her. It's far more complex. If you've seen Fight Club, you may see some parallels between these films, but there isn't much. The story is perfectly linear, so it's pretty easy to follow. On a scale of 0-100, I think this film is no less than 97.

I know the chances are poor, but I'm hoping. If you have a dead SZ series (I think an S series will work), I might be willing to buy the whole thing, depending on why it's dead. If I don't get anything by Sunday evening, I'm just going to order one online.

Jim;315996 wrote: Did you play Civ 4?I really enjoyed all the modding that Civ 4 received, and I enjoyed all of the expansions through Beyond the Sword. I haven't played Colonization. I've been a Civ fan since Civ 1... and I liked Civ Revolution too... Revolution is on Xbox360, right? The only console-based Civilization I've played is the first one. Much like the first Final Fantasy, it works as a proof of concept, but doesn't really stand against the later versions. I actually like steam, they always have good deals on games and multiplayer is always seemless. I'm not against Steam per se, just when used as DRM. As a program, I think Steam would bother me a lot less if it were not used to control how/if I have access to my property. I'm not trying to discourage anyone from playing this latest Civilization game, especially since there's a demo. I think there are many things that were done well, but it plays so much like Oblivion without the Oscuro overhaul patch.

I found a pretty sweet Ampeg 410 cabinet with a little tear in the tolex. Wow, the guitarist might need more than a half-stack to compete with my stationary setup.

out there;315161 wrote: No one wants or needs a precision jazz bass? I find that hard to believe... I don't think you're going to be able to sell an older used Mexi for $500. I got my Jazz used in mint condition for $240.

I suppose I just hadn't done any research that is specific to the differences between 1.1 and 3. Naively, I would have assumed that they're backwards compatible with slightly reduced performance.

I have 2 pairs of polorized ray bans and i love them. So much of a difference over other sunglasses i own. They have some weight to them and they fit comfortably. From waht i can tell they are very clear and i never have to squint when i where them. Polorized is a different world. Everything is so much more vivid. I cant compare them to oakleys or anythign becuase those aret really my style./

out there;312293 wrote: Sorry, I forgot to post this on Tuesday, but I sold it at MSUM for $64. You made me do this: reading > you.

ticklemedaly;303482 wrote: We have Culligan's water softener along with the R.O. for a seperate drinking water spout at the kitchen sink, along with the fridge getting another line for crystal clear water and ice. But I also live in West Fargo, where the water is absolutely terrible unless it is filtered some how. When I lived in Fargo, I got used to using a Brita or Pur fridge pitcher filter system, which worked great, but had to replace filters a lot. The Culligan RO requires filter replacement every year for 2 of them, and every other year for the other one. Filters cost between $48-68 per year, and are extremely easy to replace on your own. And that is total cost for the filters, not per filter cost. Agreed, West Fargo water is TERRIBLE. I grew up in Moorhead with the best water ever, and now suffer with WF water. I use a Brita pitcher and it works wonders. I actually hated drinking filtered Moorhead water because it ruined what "flavor" there was in it.

if by "something" you mean "nearly everything", yes. i'm the first child in the freeman family to attend public school for the bulk of my school years, and i'll be the last. i'm only planning to attend ndsu instead of a private school because i can no longer afford private tuition after so many years of laughable income.

Just in case you didnt know.... Fuzion is Bridgestone. Well, made by Bridgestone anyway.

even with that nasty gear grinding, his crx was a pretty good time

does anyone need a ride? need something brought somewhere? i'm going to luverne (30 miles east of sioux falls), but i can stop anywhere on the way down there. if you need something towed, i've got a hitch and can pull something that isn't huge (smaller uhaul, sleds on a trailer, etc). pm me if you have questions or want to reserve your spot.

out there;296439 wrote: the comment about the c'mon inn was an aside. clearly, the water in their location is not in a separate room. the rodeway is not of the same caliber that the best western is, so i that does not surprise me. the general manager came in very early and commented on the odor of chlorine that shouldn't be there (because of the monstrous exhaust system) Ah. Yeah the chlorine odor would get very strong when our maintenance man would add it to the hot tubs in the morning. I must've been immune to it though because other than those times I could never smell it. The size of the courtyard really helped dissipate the fumes plus there was really good ventilation in there and it was only 4 small hot tubs. Our pool room was a different story (that had its own room). Especially after they replaced all of the exterior windows that used to leak. Now it is like a heavily chlorinated sauna in there.

I sure hope it didn't take you this long to figure that out noob. I missed tailgating too, truffle shuffle FTMFW!!!