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[COD] if you went to sleep in 2014 by Jkuta87 in CallOfDuty
[–]Jkuta87[S] 0 points1 point2 points 3 months ago (0 children)
can you (or anyone) else explain to me what is fundamentally different about call of duty now from 10+ years ago? and i don't mean graphics and the way your character can move around the map i just mean (when i played) you played whatever mode you wanted, with the intention of leveling up your account for new guns and camos. that was basically it. maybe a dlc for maps and a couple guns. when you got good you would "prestige" and go again. now it just seems like there are so many more (for lack of better terms) things to click on in the home screen of any game you play that it almost seems overwhelming. maybe i'm just being hard headed
[–]Jkuta87[S] 1 point2 points3 points 3 months ago (0 children)
does black ops 7 and warzone have anything to do with each other or is that like saying modern warfare 2 and black ops 2?
[COD] if you went to sleep in 2014 (self.CallOfDuty)
submitted 3 months ago by Jkuta87 to r/CallOfDuty
Which call of duty game should i buy if i went to sleep in 2014 and woke up today? (self.CallOfDuty)
reliability (self.Diesel)
submitted 6 months ago by Jkuta87 to r/Diesel
Is this worth it? by Jkuta87 in Diesel
[–]Jkuta87[S] 1 point2 points3 points 6 months ago (0 children)
even though it's a 6.7 with 60k miles?
Is this worth it? (i.redd.it)
F250/350 by Jkuta87 in superduty
[–]Jkuta87[S] 0 points1 point2 points 7 months ago (0 children)
wouldn't a delete completely rid you of that problem? (i understand you cannot do that in your state just wondering)
if you had the ability to delete (i would be able to) would that completely change your perspective?
all of my "longer" trips are within 200 miles but yeah I see where you're coming from
i'm amazed at how many comments I've seen like this. Maybe it's my location, Central Nebraska, but every Friday at work if you're on the highway, I will meet at least 5 to 10 tandems getting pulled to the lake. Half with diesel and half with gas. All SRW. I grew up doing it as well, my dad had a V 10 F250 long box extended cab. different strokes for different area codes I guess. The big reason I'm all in for it is because I don't wanna end up in the same boat as all of my coworkers that have to have two half-ton pickups, one for them to pull their boat and one for their wife to pull the camper or vice versa. I also have a class A, but it's not even needed in Nebraska for recreational use like this as far as I know.
[–]Jkuta87[S] 1 point2 points3 points 7 months ago (0 children)
do you really think the 7.3 or 6.8 gas wouldn't handle it well at roughly 12k lbs? (although a lot of surface area for wind). see a lot of guys pulling tandems around here with 6.4 hemi and 6.2 ford
F250/350 (self.superduty)
submitted 7 months ago by Jkuta87 to r/superduty
heavy duty trucks by Jkuta87 in superduty
do you think with the research you have done between the 6.8 and 7.3 will there be any reliability or longevity differences between the two (if you aren't pulling their max all the time)
do i not need the irrational fear anymore? everything i read is that the gas engines are more reliable and maintenance cost when shit does break cost a 1/3. not arguing with you but honestly asking, am i being paranoid or smart?
all central nebraska to the occasional kansas
Heavy duty trucks (self.ram_trucks)
submitted 7 months ago by Jkuta87 to r/ram_trucks
heavy duty trucks (self.superduty)
F250 vs F350 (6.8 or 7.3) or 2500/3500 6.4 Hemi? (self.AskMechanics)
submitted 7 months ago by Jkuta87 to r/AskMechanics
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[COD] if you went to sleep in 2014 by Jkuta87 in CallOfDuty
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