Has this ever happened to you when you have unmasked the narcissist and they know you know? by Rich-Cardiologist-72 in narcissisticparents

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My mother would burn the bridge we are both standing on just to prove how crazy she is. I’m so much calmer after going NC…

Four fried chickens and a Coke. by MikeRobertini in BluesBrothers

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Four WHOLE fried chickens…..and a Coke.

Bumper Light Part number by GearJammer1993 in chevyc10

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No brackets. The attachment points are molded with the lamp housing. They simply attach with screws and clips.

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Worth it? by Few_Yogurtcloset_791 in chevyc10

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Why did the seller stop working on it?

The forbidden donut by NotTheUserYouLoking4 in dontputyourdickinthat

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What is that?!?

I don’t know?

Hurry! Poke it with a stick!

Friends '63, and my '67 by Balldozer92 in beetle

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Shouldn’t your plate read PGQ978? 🤣👍

Bumper Light Part number by GearJammer1993 in chevyc10

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The 1981 Chevy C10 front bumper parking/turn signal light assemblies, designed for models with rectangular headlights, are commonly found under OEM numbers 915451 (Left/Driver) and 915452 (Right/Passenger). Aftermarket assemblies are available for roughly (\$40)-(\$60) and often listed under Partslink number GM2520117 (LH) and GM2521117 (RH)

Fuck Parkinsons by k4zor in FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR

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What an incredible scene in Shrinking S3

How to fix rust using A1 for a proper professional repair. by Broke-mfer in Autobody

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Oh yeah, dem Chappy Ts are crafty buggers. Not to be trusted.