Ok... Lets have a little fun...
What fun Is there posting a thread asking the whereabouts of your Haynes Manual? 
It sitting under the week-old bucket of fried chicken beside the green lazy boy as It always Is when you post threads like this.
It sitting under the week-old bucket of fried chicken beside the green lazy boy as It always Is when you post threads like this.
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From: Walkerton, Ontario Canada
Originally Posted by silverrotor
What fun Is there posting a thread asking the whereabouts of your Haynes Manual?
It sitting under the week-old bucket of fried chicken beside the green lazy boy as It always Is when you post threads like this.
It sitting under the week-old bucket of fried chicken beside the green lazy boy as It always Is when you post threads like this.
It's a little bit of fun because if you have a sense of humour you might find it the slightest bit humourous.
Don't own a green Lazy-Boy, I have a blue sectional that you can recline on, but I've been too busy working on my car. And I'm not the biggest fan of fried chicken, I like BBQ'd chicken.
Still haven't found it yet, see what Canadian Tire has I think they might have one in stock.
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Check your bathroom. I think the yellow, rubber surgical gloves that are now brown and red, should give you a clue as to the whereabouts of your missing manual...
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From: Sunny Downtown Fenwick
Originally Posted by classicauto
ouch - hehe
anytime I lose my Haynes manual I just ask the little elves who come into my bedroom and steal my socks at night
anytime I lose my Haynes manual I just ask the little elves who come into my bedroom and steal my socks at night
To bad you don't think I'm funny. I can be, you know. I'm not trying to start anything and what you expect Is exactly what you are not getting. I'm convinced that maybe one of the locals used It to start a big bonfire you Kincardines are known for.
I met Marta not to long ago. Very nice girl.
I'm not trying to start anything and what you expect Is exactly what you are not getting. I'm convinced that maybe one of the locals used It to start a big bonfire you Kincardines are known for.I met Marta not to long ago. Very nice girl.
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Yeah, people like to start bonfires.... WTF, where did this information come from?
Well went to Crappy Tire and bought a new one, 25 bucks later I have it and I'm that much closer to finishing the RX7.
Well went to Crappy Tire and bought a new one, 25 bucks later I have it and I'm that much closer to finishing the RX7.
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Hey! Don't talk about Marta that way! I knew her when she was in Kindergarten.
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From: Smiths Falls.(near Ottawa!.Mapquest IT!)
I found out I had TWO!..so I sold one to CONKY!!!...If you want "it" back Ask Greg nicely ..I think he might give it to ya if you help him with his sensor!!!..(haha!)..Kevin ,you only use the manual to level the parts table out anyways..(shim the leg!)..J/K!!..we should come out with a CANADIAN version..(Manual turns onto a Portable Garage in winter!)
