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wow nice set up you got there. they make the truck look hot.. off topic!! how do you get to that door? forklift?

nice twins...why did you take off your bumper cover

ok i am looking for somebody to do this for me. fill in the hole make it look like the other one... let me know if you want to take this job... paypal ready to pay... here is a video of the tahoe and to see what i am talking about.. the area were the exhaust comes through. i am going to route my exhaust somewhere else. and the cutout will be an eye sore!

at 1:28 the guy in the green... that's brett farve..

nice choice of wheels. looks good. yep a 3/4 and they will look alot cleaner. seeing your truck gave me some memories with my old 1995 silverado heres some pics for you..

nice truck... blaze3

wow i never knew you were having a baby. anyways congrats!!!!! how many do you have?

come on sell some stuff first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol at my comments http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3tLtFaJfBY...feature=related

that was fast....

so from hearing from some member's are you gonna do. an 03 and up front? or you gonna keep it the same.. i my tahoe gets hit! and it's not my fault im gonna do a the 06 front... yeah thats right 06 front end. and yes the body lines are gonna match

the only people that can garnish your wages are state and federal... if the matter has nothing to do with state or federal they can't touch you and your money....

well still not clearing front center caps need to be heated and push out... just barley but here are some pics

this one should be in the fail blog... keep watching..... brain walker you are a fail

wish this girl was next to me when i seen a funny looking car or truck and rite before that person gets in i would tell her to laugh... let it play a little

can u do 325 plus shiping? i want to see if i can get the same deal that i got last week

dave said it sold for like 68,000 or close to that.. it was 60 something

he was Last Seen: April 7th 2009 - 02:24 PM looks like he needs...

eat alot of fiber fellas

Appendicitis, or epityphlitis, is a condition characterised by inflammation of the appendix. While mild cases may resolve without treatment, most require removal of the inflamed appendix, either by laparotomy or laparoscopy. Untreated, mortality is high, mainly due to peritonitis and shock. The causes of appendicitis are generally unknown, but the leading theory is that obstruction of the appendiceal orifice is the inciting factor. Obstruction may come from fecal matter lodged in the appendix, impaction of mucous, a small tumor (such as a carcinoid), or even a small blood clot. Populations with high fiber diets have a low incidence of appendicitis and diverticulitis leading some to conclude diet induced constipation is a contributing cause. Viral infections, which can cause ulceration of the lining, can also lead to obstruction of the appendix through proliferation of lymphatic tissue in its walls. A viral etiology is a possible explanation for seasonal variations in rates of appendicitis and clustering of cases. Regardless of the cause, obstruction of the appendix may lead to progressive appendiceal distension. This distension increases the pressure within the appendix, which in turn impairs its blood supply. Deprived of blood, the appendix loses the ability to fight infection and fecal bacteria begin to grow out of control. Although spontaneous recovery can rarely occur, with time and lack of treatment the walls of the appendix eventually become gangrenous from the infection and lack of blood flow. As bacteria begin to leak out through the dying walls, pus forms within and around the appendix (suppuration). The end result of this cascade is appendiceal rupture causing peritonitis, which may lead to septicemia and eventually death. Although the model described above is traditionally taught in medical schools, histories of patients operated for appendicitis do not often correlate well with such a single disease progression. Specifically, those with atypical histories have findings at surgery that are consistent with a suppurative process that starts at the onset of symptoms and then smolders. Patients with typical histories may have findings suggesting resolution. Histories to suggest rupture of the appendix while patients are being diagnostically observed are exceedingly rare. Thus appendicitis is now considered by some to behave as two distinct disease processes, typical and atypical (or suppurative). Approximately two-thirds of patients with appendicitis have typical histories, and findings suggest a virus or mild obstruction as a cause. In the third with atypical histories, an early suppurative process begins at the clinical onset, and severe unremitting obstruction is the likely cause. In any case, early operation is the best treatment for either type of appendicitis. Appendicitis’ apparently idiopathic nature has led to many different theories explaining its occurrence. One theory regarding the cause of appendicitis, sometimes facetiously referred to as "the porcelain throne theory”, was proposed by Dr. Denis Burkitt, who developed the theory after observing low rates of appendicitis in Uganda. He proposed two causes for this: one, the Africans ate a diet high in fiber, and two, they used squat toilets rather than seat toilets. Most health practitioners accept Dr. Burkitt's first cause as a contributing factor, but are unfamiliar with the second one, which has never been tested. A third hypothesis, which has gained less attention, proposes that a lack of adequate sanitary facilities in the developing world may actually have a protective effect against later appendicitis. This theory, proposed by Baker in 1985, hypothesized that infants in the developed world are exposed to less enteric organisms, which modifies their immune response to virus infections, which might then cause appendicitis. This is also unverified.

so i am wondering what causes the appendix to burst?

sounds to me. the seats, door panels,and console, and cd player came from a 2006 sss?

that is funny thanks...

updated pics.. but a little problem with the front caps. but gonna grind down the hub bolt and 1/4" wheel spacer. this did not cross my mind when i got these wheels....

wait at your window... and when he or she gets in that truck..... boom headshot