"Automags.org" Shrink Wrap??? WTF- I want some??

[PnueMagger]

Ok...Ok...Ok

Who's Holding out on the AO labeled Shrink Wrap?
I was browsing and discovered this thing existed. I need it. Be nice and share.
Serioulsy though, who sells this and how much? Does it come in Other colours (what colours)?
PM me if you have some I can take off your hands along with one of those old school 4" SS hoses!

Have these existed for long, Cause I've never seen one. Nobody sent me the memo...Dammit guys, you have to remember to put cover sheets on your TPS reports

[behemoth]

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=187973

You're from Ohio, whats with the 'u' in color?

MarkM would be proud.

[ramennoodles]

I put a u in colour, and favour, etc. I was raised on british authors.

-Isaac.

[Chronobreak]

dealers section

[WARPED1]

I put a u in colour, and favour, etc. I was raised on british authors.

-Isaac.

Old English sucks. Don't you know we won the revolutionary war? We broke away from England.

[MarkM]

Old English sucks. Don't you know we won the revolutionary war? We broke away from England.

Perhaps so but why did you get lazy with the language and keep the outdated thread system you call Standard but is actually called Imperial

Olde English would be more a case of "he doth know not what he sayeth" so come along, an English Major should know the difference.

[WARPED1]

Perhaps so but why did you get lazy with the language and keep the outdated thread system you call Standard but is actually called Imperial

Olde English would be more a case of "he doth know not what he sayeth" so come along, an English Major should know the difference.

I realized after I posted that "old english" was wrong in this case. BTW, I have nothing against you brits, I was just goofing around.

[buzzboy]

Whats really funny is that being a 9th grade student I know that that isn't old english. It is middle english.

[MarkM]

BTW, I have nothing against you brits, I was just goofing around.

I know

[Army]

You mean.........................





......LIKE THIS!!


I've had this stuff for a few years now

[snoopay700]

Perhaps so but why did you get lazy with the language and keep the outdated thread system you call Standard but is actually called Imperial

Olde English would be more a case of "he doth know not what he sayeth" so come along, an English Major should know the difference.

Actually that's more Elizabethan, which is still modern english, just not contemporary, however, you wouldn't be able to even understand someone who spoke old or even middle english. Oh, and buzzboy, you're wrong, it's not even middle english, because even that is harder to understand than shakespeare, and shakespeare is modern english.

[Army]

Actually that's more Elizabethan, which is still modern english....

Um..Snoop? MarkM IS British. I gotta sneaky hunch he's got the "olde" and "modern" differences down pat

[bentothejam1n]

yea please use the search button before you post. I've found it to be very helpful

[JeepinCalifornia]

Cool wrap. Too bad it wasn't easy to customize!?

Snoop, you hit it. Another English major in the house? ... Shakespeare did use modern English, much closer to our own than most realize. One just may be able to identify a root (word) from Old English words; for the most part though, it would nearly read like a foreign language.

[snoopay700]

Um..Snoop? MarkM IS British. I gotta sneaky hunch he's got the "olde" and "modern" differences down pat

Obviously not, jeepincalifornia is right. And no, i'm not an english major, i wanna major in history. Actually i am a sophomore in highschool, i just learned this from my teacher (ac english 2).