geomcrider

Thanks ! I've been busy and havent been on in a while. My truck is usally away for the winter also. But the weather has been good. And she likes the cold air. First time they put sand down...she dont come out anymore ! I'll be poking around the site now that I have the time ! g

Whats the difference between the two ?? I might be intrested ...Im in CT

WOW !! Point well taken

Coming home from work Friday (1/2 day), there was another SS (red)in front of me on the highway. As soon as I started to get close.....bam, he slammed the gas. Needless to say I noticed he had a stock exhaust..so maybe no mods ? I guess he still wanted to mess around. Anyway, he started to bounce around the lanes and I followed him, left to right, right to left...and then there were NO cars at all in front of us. Four lanes wide, maybe a 3/4 mile or more open..NO TRAFFIC. He's about 7 or 8 cars in front of me and I see that he punches it hard and stayed on it. Kinda caught me of guard but I said...what the heck. Go get e'm ! so I slam it down ! I nail it and was really impressed..I have Brians Tunes, Dual Magnaflows, and a K&N CAI. He was 7 or 8 cars away and creeped up and blew buy him with ease ! I look down and I'm pegged past the 120 and I can honestly say my SS was still pulling. Flat ground...not down hill either ! My trucks a black 03 with 15K and I never pushed it like that. What a responce when I nailed it doing 80...she came alive quick !!! OMFG I wanted to get him to pull over so we could shoot the breeze..but he ditched on the next exit. Was that anybody on this site. It was on 84 East just past the truck stop in Southington Ct. 12:20 pm

Have Pep Boys reset it if you dont have a scanner.....and make sure you gas cap is tight. If it comes on again...is the seal on the cap...get a new one

I see a new MOD coming

You should of out a picture of his fat shit girlfriend, that would deliver it to you door !! Good Job !!

I've been on it for approx. 13 years. Started on ACAD ver 9 ( 7 1/4 floppy disk)...LOL Anyway, we do HUGE assemblies Steel Rolling Mills. I2SWORLD.COM I like it but as someone said......drafting rules, line weights, colors, layer conventions need to be managed correctly. I have meen a mechanical designer for 12 years... and now a checker. I look for the Engineers & Designers mistakes and mark up their prints. Some people take offense to showing them their errors. They piss and moan and try to validate their mistakes.But hey...It pays the bills !

I should be good to go.....! Checked the calendar and it looks OPEN !!! George

Fellow SS Members... I am usally on everyday( three year member now) but I have been off the site for over a month. I had vacation, Packed a kid off to college (he got 1/2 a scholarship as a freshmen for football (defense end)), took a new job offer while I was on vacation, I run a American Youth Football League for the kids in town,(tis the season) ...god where does it stop. Anyway.....I miss the chat, how the hell is everyone ?? What's the deal with the northeast guys for Leabanon Valley...??? I wanna go ! Dam... this weekend I have 15 tickets for a Patriots game....I'm taking all my Board members....then after that....Aerosmith & Motley Crew in Sept !! God life is good ! Hope all is well if everyone !!!!!!!!!!!! Hey I had a code ( PCM for less Tune) Bank 2 running lean ?? I reset it cuz I have a cool OBD II Scanner ! Any input on that ? Only usally when its hot or warm out Thanks George

he was drafting ......

03 set...tires and rims. Mint !! 11K (stored inside) where are you ? Send me a pm.........leaving on vacation tomorrow what did you get for a best price so far ?

get a tune

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its stuff like this that makes this forum sooooooo good !! LOL

Thanks

Correction Officer's Act Of Bravery Earns National Organization's Praise This is my brother 10 years younger. I past my badge on down to him when I retired from the CT Department Of Correction. I saw the video/dvd INCIDENT on how this all went down. He hit the Spanish Inmate so hard the inmate $hit and pissed his pants before he hit the floor. The doctor said he almost killed the guy because he lost all bodily functions. My brother cold cocked him in the temple. This made big brother (me) proud ! By DIANE STRUZZI Courant Staff Writer May 15 2006 Eight seconds. That's all it took for the inmate at Hartford Correctional Center to walk up behind correction Lt. Cynthia Scarmozzino, grab her neck and tighten his grip so firmly that she could barely breathe. Holding a sharpened toothbrush inches from Scarmozzino's face, he told her not to scream and to open the door. Scarmozzino remembers how correction officer Edward Arasimowicz burst from around the corner, hit the inmate, taking him to the ground and freeing her. Only eight seconds. But to Scarmozzino, it seemed like an hour. Arasimowicz, who has worked for the state Department of Correction nearly 14 years, said he acted on pure experience and training when the image of Scarmozzino being throttled by Marco Vasquez popped onto the security camera. "When I took off around the corner, I was thinking about getting her out of there, ending that," the 34-year-old Arasimowicz said during a recent interview. "I was just glad it didn't take longer." "Me too," said Scarmozzino, who was not seriously injured in the incident. Now, nearly a year later, Corrections USA, a national, nonprofit coalition of correction organizations, is set to honor Arasimowicz with the medal of valor for his act of bravery. He is expected to receive the award Tuesday in Washington, D.C. "It's an honor," Arasimowicz said. "I wish the circumstances that led me to get it didn't happen. ... I was just doing my job." This is the fourth annual awards ceremony for the Wyoming-based organization. It is the first time a correction officer from Connecticut has won, said Corrections USA Executive Director Brian Dawe. "We spend more time with convicted felons in one year than the street cop spends in their entire lives, and we do it without weapons," said Dawe, who was a correction officer in Massachusetts. "In many cases, we do it with training, wits and experience." Arasimowicz and Scarmozzino know that from firsthand experience. Scarmozzino, 39, who once worked as a waitress and a school bus driver, has been with the correction department for 6½ years. She has stark memories of that morning in June 2005. "I got tunnel vision," she said. "All I could see was the door and the toothbrush. Almost instantaneously, he turned me from the door to the dorm. I tried to get my chin into his elbow so I could breathe. ... I heard Officer Arasimowicz say, `Let her go.' I think he hit him twice, and he let me go." Vasquez, 41, had been at the facility less than 48 hours when he attacked Scarmozzino, correction officials said. Vasquez was not injured, officials said, and after the incident he was immediately transferred to Northern Correctional Institution, the state's super maximum-security prison in Somers, where he received 60 days of segregation as a part of his punishment. He was later convicted of attempted assault in connection with the incident and sentenced to five years in prison, which he is serving concurrently with a five-year, six-month drug sentence. The last time a similar incident occurred at Hartford Correctional was in 1996, correction officials said, when convicted killer Kevin King beat a female correction officer, dressed in her clothes and tried, unsuccessfully, to escape. King is serving a life sentence without the possibility of release in connection with the murder of a 15-year-old New Britain girl, plus 20 years for the attack on the correction officer. He later won a federal lawsuit that claimed correction officers beat him in retaliation for the 1996 attack and failed escape. Last week, as inmates congregated near a television set to watch TV personality Maury Povich, Scarmozzino and Arasimowicz toured the unit where it all happened in June 2005. The air was clammy and filled with the noise of showers running, inmates chatting and the metal-on-metal of doors opening and closing. Inmates said hello to Scarmozzino. They called to Arasimowicz, using his nickname "A to Z," a reference to the first and last letters of his last name. Scarmozzino returned to work four days after the assault. She had to, she said, or she might never have come back. "You have to keep it in perspective," she said. "Remember, 95 percent of the time your dealings with inmates are not like this type. They're people." Arasimowicz, who broke a finger as he took Vasquez down, said he was out of work for eight weeks. After returning, he got lots of pats on his back and people calling him a hero. Arasimowicz, who now works in the correction department's transportation unit, said he told them, "A hero is a sandwich." That modesty earned him respect among peers such as Robert Cook Jr., a fellow correction officer who sits on the board of directors for the International Association of Correction Officers, an organization that is merging with Corrections USA. Cook nominated Arasimowicz for the award. "I just felt it should be recognized," Cook said. "Ed doesn't ask for much. ... He kept shrugging it off and said he did what he was supposed to do."

I would of jumped in the van with him and taken him for a nice little one way ride ! But you guys did good ! I would of peronally knocked one of his teethe out. Every time he looks in the mirror its a visual reminder of what a dick he is/was !

Soon as the door is opened it will sound! You will have a broken window either way

I have a whole set......but silver. (11,000 miles on the stock rubber) Mint I'm in CT if anybody wants to make me an offer (reasonable)

OMFG !

I bought a 06 Passatt for a extra car. 30 miles a gallon, 200hp Turbo, 6 speed stick, car must weight 1750 lbs Chirps rubber in third ! It keeps the milage down on the SS. I took the Passatt to work today. Supposed to be heavy rain and T-Storms! I leave the SS home when I hear HAIL also !