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i bet it is amde by one of these car company's. * Acura * Alfa Romeo * AMC * Aston Martin * Asuna * Audi * Austin * Austin Healey * Bentley * BMW * Buick * Cadillac * Chevrolet * Chrysler * Citroen * Continental * Dacia * Daewoo * Daihatsu * Datsun * DeLorean * DeSoto * DeTomaso * Dodge * Eagle * Eunos * Ferrari * Fiat * Ford * Freightliner * Geo * GMC * Holden * Honda * Hummer * Hyundai * IHC * Infiniti * Isuzu * Jaguar * Jeep * Kia * Lada * Lamborghini * Lancia * Land Rover * Lexus * Lincoln * Lotus * Mack * Maserati * Maybach * Mazda * MCC * McLaren * Mercedes-Benz * Mercury * Merkur * MG * MINI * Mitsubishi * Morris * Nash * Nissan * Oldsmobile * Opel * Panoz * Perodua * Peugeot * Plymouth * Pontiac * Porsche * Proton * Renault * Rolls Royce * Rover * Saab * Saleen * Saturn * Scion * Seat * Shelby * Skoda * smart * Sterling * Studebaker * Subaru * Suzuki * Toyota * Triumph * Vauxhall * Volkswagen * Volvo * Willys * Yugo

Both/all No GTO or No Camaro?

spell check would be cool but i think having a Edited By meassage isnt ugly or soemthing to get your undies up in a bunch over.

Coca Cola Brown Eggs or White Eggs.

chicken feed scratch or cracked corn

Halogen...is expensive Rhode Island Red or Barred Rock?

here is a piece on the Bullock Hotel down the street. "The hotel was founded by Seth Bullock, Deadwood's first sheriff, and he has never left. His ghost walks the halls. Bullock was sheriff in the 1870s and died here in 1919 but was never really laid to rest. He was the sheriff "whose gaze could stop fights." Since then, nearly three dozen people have seen his ghost. These include guests, employees, and managers of the hotel." here is a longer story 1876 saw the arrival of Seth Bullock and Sol Star to Deadwood, South Dakota. Moving their hardware store from Helena, Montana, they came in a an ox-drawn wagon piled high with mining equipment, dutch ovens, frying pans and chamber pots. On the very night they arrived in the camp, Bullock began to auction equipment and supplies to the highest bidder. That was the beginning of their successful hardware store business. Soon they bought a lot on the corner of Main and Wall Street (the current site of the Bullock Hotel) and within a year the partners built a new store and warehouse. Bullock had been sheriff in Lewis and Clark County before his arrival in Deadwood. After the death of Wild Bill Hickok in August, 1876 the camp began to demand law and order, which resulted in Bullock’s appointment as the first Sheriff of Deadwood a few months later. Tall with steely gray eyes, Bullock had an imposing appearance that commanded instant respect. His grandson would say of him later, "He could outstare a mad cobra or a rogue elephant." Bullock was undaunted by Deadwood's lawless and dangerous nature and wasted no time appointing several fearless deputies to help him “clean up” the town. Before long, order had been established in the former hell-raising camp. In the meantime, the hardware store continued to thrive. The rear east side of the building was utilized as a warehouse and the front part of the building as a the hardware store. In 1879 the building survived a fire and the hardware store continued to prosper. However, in 1894 the building was again struck by fire and Bullock decided to build Deadwood's first hotel over the original store and warehouse. The original hotel had 64 rooms and boasted a bathroom on each floor. In no time at all, the hotel was the most sought after luxury hotel of its time. A small building adjoined on the South side of the hotel was obtained by Bullock in 1900 and now is part of the Hotel. Seth Bullock died of cancer in September 1919 in room 211 of the Bullock Hotel. He was buried on the high trail to White Rocks above Mount Moriah Cemetery. The gravesite, facing toward Mount Roosevelt across the gulch, was selected for its view of Friendship Tower, a view since obscured by a half-century growth of ponderosa pines. However, according to dozens of reports, Seth Bullock continues to play host at his beloved hotel. All manner of strange occurrences have happened at the historic hotel according to both staff and guests. Reports include feelings of a strong paranormal presence inside several of the rooms and in the hallways of the second and third floors, as well as in Bully’s restaurant. Others have reported actually seeing the tall ghostly figure of Bullock in various areas of the hotel, again, including the restaurant. Apparently Seth’s ghost wants to ensure that the staff is working hard, as paranormal events tend to increase when staff members stand idle, whistle or hum a tune. Plates and glasses have been known to shake and take flight in the restaurant, lights and appliances turn on and off by themselves, items are inexplicably moved by unseen hands, and showers turn on, seemingly of their own accord. Many guests have reported hearing their name called out by a male voice when no one is present, or have been tapped on the shoulder by unseen hands. Others have heard whistling and many report the sounds of footsteps in the hallways when no one is there. In the Bullock Suite, room #305, an antique clock that has not functioned for years will often chime when staff members come in to clean the room. In Room #211 guests report that photographs taken in the room often produce strange anomalies. In one photograph a white cloudy figure can be seen hovering over the bed. The Bullock Hotel has been the subject of the popular TV show Unsolved Mysteries. Over the years the historic Bullock Hotel has undergone several renovations to upgrade the hotel with modern amenities; however, it loyally maintains its historic appearance and grandeur. Today the hotel is the most photographed building in Deadwood and still provides the most luxurious historical accommodations in the area. The Historic Bullock Hotel & Casino offers historic deluxe accommodations, 24-hour gaming action, the Gentlemen's Bar, fine dining at Bully's Restaurant, and Seth’s Cellar for weddings, meetings, banquets and more. here is the picture of the bullock hotel,

Hey, Im gonna do some trvia often on here. What yah have to do is geuss what car the small picture is of. There will be 4 diffuculty levels. Easy: Make/Model/Year Intermediate: Make/Model/Year Hard: Make/Model or Make/Year Evil: Make or Model or All. Easy: Intermediate: Hint: Genuine Chevrolet Hard: Hint: Bighorn Sheep. Evil/Know it all/SixtyEightPanther: Hint: Geography if u sugegst taking bigger pictures b/c even the easy is to hard or soemthing just let me know.

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we got some work to do ill be in the chatroom if soemone wants to chat.

scooby dooby doo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! btw anyone wanna chat?

Shaggin Wagon....Shaggin Wagon......Shaggin Wagon....

my house has an evrything problem! lol

*ahem* postwhore

godric

Im so sure my 110 year old house is haunted. Really late at night it sounds as if somebody is walking up my creeky stairs, numerous times. It really scares me when i hear that and im on my computer which is right above the stairs, sure makes the hair on my neck rise. Another thing i hear late at night is what sounds exactly like clanging dishes, which again scares me.

Donuts Jeep or Land Rover

MS Wrestling hockey or football

um it was a spelling error of challenger

that Hilfiger dude, whats so funny, lol? hat or bat?

North Nike or Starter

challnger

well my sig has baby blue in it while your has burnt orange so---baby blue, lol J or K

Audi A6 or Audi TT?

Digital,,,,,,lol wildman Flourescent or Incandescent