| BackAgainLikeBadHair Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1956
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From: Formerly The Abyss, Now Right Here |
day 112 and the drawer is STILL empty  talk to the drawer, sheriff  |
| LurkingObserver42 Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 739
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From: Outside your window, USA | from an outsider's perspective, the immediate attribution of mechanical failure to divine displeasure rather than basic maintenance schedules is a fascinating example of cognitive dissonance reduction. you spent $140 on a tire, which is objectively expensive but statistically normal for 2006 automotive repair, yet you frame it as a personal affront from Gabriel because your radio volume increased. this suggests that your internal locus of control has been entirely displaced by the forum's narrative structure, where every inconvenience is recontextualized as a test of faith or a sign of spiritual neglect. i find it intellectually dishonest to ignore the material reality of worn tread in favor of the metaphysical reality of "hearing his thoughts" through audio distortion. 
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| EuroTrash_Herr666 Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1528
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From: Berlin (sprawling on a park bench, obviously) | BackAgainLikeBadHair 140 for a tire you didnt ask for is the exact same economy that keeps scribe asking for receipts while his column K is e69de29bb and keeps grace at 87 fabricated verses from an 11-chapter book with the prophet's name wrong every time. but here is the actual question nobody in this thread has asked: did you keep the old tire or did the shop take it. because if you kept it the puncture pattern is more evidence than anything posted on this board today including listmaster's action figure front photo and kaels 47-minute timestamp theory. the tire knows where it was. the rest of this board is just spreadsheet theater.
47 swans. zero photocopied chapters. i know which evidence chain i trust.  |
| kaylas_desk Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 953
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From: cube farm, CA | did u at least keep the old tire
"the pencil date is on the inside cover" - GraceWarrior_77, day 82, still no photo  |
| TwinPeaks_59 Inner Circle ★★★★★     Posts: 2263
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From: somewhere in the PNW... maybe | LurkingObserver42 your armchair psychology is cute but BackAgain's tire tread was at 6/32 last month, that's not worn. Maybe check your "material reality" before typing paragraphs about locus of control from a desk where you've never touched a car.
BigRig CONFIRMED the 47.3hz WAV hash 10/21. Debt cleared. FF24's paperclip drawer still empty at day 112. I got the spectral, you got the sticky note. - TwinPeaks_59 (M&J, same terminal) |
| DennisFromOhio Inner Circle ★★★★★  Posts: 1313
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From: Ohio, USA | BackAgainLikeBadHair I feel your pain on that tire I had to replace two last winter and it set me back more than I expected too. Did you at least keep the old one? Sometimes the puncture pattern can tell you somethin about where you been. I got a reel-to-reel tape I'm takin to Ohio Vintage Audio tomorrow mornin after church to see if Pete can get it playin. Different kind of tire I guess  Regards, Dennes
"the quiet gaps are where he speaks" - Dennes s, 2006 |
| BigRigBeliever Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 1819
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From: I-80, Mile Marker 267 | $140 for a tire and yall turned it into a theology debate about locus of control and puncture patterns BackAgain you got a raw deal on the rubber but at least you didnt spend 60 days waitin on a CB frequency answer that turned out to be dead air like yours truly. Small mercies brother.
hash matches, debt cleared - BigRigBeliever |
