Happy Gilmore

My wife and I have an argument... We differ on our opinions of which movie more people have seen (in their entirety) at least once. NOT which movie is better... We just wanna know who has seen either or both movies. Thanks... you're settling a bet.

In your answer... just answer "Cujo" or "Toy Story" or "Both". That's all I need... nothing else. Thanks!

I will post which is my pick and my wife's. Thanks!

My wife and I have an argument... We differ on our opinions of which movie more people have seen (in their entirety) at least once. NOT which movie is better... We just wanna know who has seen either or both movies. Thanks... you're settling a bet.

I will post which is my pick and my wife's. Thanks!

I have a LG Xenon and I would like to have a map application (of Southern California) that I could use just like a Thomas Guide map. I don't need to know my GPS location, I just want to have access to a map, as if I had a map book or fold out map. Something I can download to my computer and transfer to my phone's SD card.

Thanks!

He was probably one of the best 3 physical players of all time on Survivor!

Compared to Colby, James (gravedigger), Rupert, Boston Rob, Amanda (the BEST female player of all time) or any other past great player on Survivor I couldn't remember. I won't give my opinion (like ALOT of others do)! I'll wait til later. Remember: How would you rate them vs. past players. Fire away!

He does it alot and seems to get into the marbles often ruining his day. Not trying to bash the guy, just a theory.

Compared to Colby, James (gravedigger), Rupert, Boston Rob, Amanda (who got screwed TWICE) or any other past great player on Survivor I couldn't remember. I won't give my opinion (like ALOT of others do)! I'll wait til later. Fire away!

Wouldn't it make it at least a little more interesting to watch???

I have a Maytag Stackable model LSG7806AAE that recently just stopped letting in water without warning. It didn't slow down... just stopped working. It still works in the spin cycle and I hear the timer ticking... but when I pull the knob to start the washing nothing happens. Rinse cycle either. I don't hear the ticking in the wash or rinse cycle either. I replaced the water inlet valve and that didn't work. I have power and the water lines are good. PLEASE I need some help.

Also... would the timer switch cause this?

I need real, knowledgible answers PLEASE, I'm out of work and I don't have alot of money.

Thank you very much!!!!

PS. you might see this question a couple more times... I just want to get some good input by some people who don't log in everyday. Thanks!

I have a Maytag Stackable model LSG7806AAE that recently just stopped letting in water without warning. It didn't slow down... just stopped working. It still works in the spin cycle and I hear the timer ticking... but when I pull the knob to start the washing nothing happens. Rinse cycle either. I don't hear the ticking in the wash or rinse cycle either. I replaced the water inlet valve and that didn't work. I have power and the water lines are good. PLEASE I need some help.

Also... would the timer switch cause this?

I need real, knowledgible answers PLEASE, I'm out of work and I don't have alot of money.

Thank you very much!!!!

The Dodge Challenger and Ford Mustang look awesome! But...

Q- Why is Chevy running the Impala and not the Camaro?

BQ- Does anybody remember a sports car (besides the Supra) that Toyota ran that they could go retro with???

Can someone tell me if the 48 blows and engine or wrecks... it'll make it more interesting.

PLEASE tell me it's not Buck Martinez for color commentary! That guy is HORRIBLE!!!

And his commentary is horrible!

BQ: Does ANYBODY like this guy's color commentary?

The Kansas one looked stupid, was that supposed to be a tornado?

Gimme your top 5 in order.

I won't be like others and answer my own quesion. I'll say when I pick the best answer.

48 and #5 cars 'too close' in tolerances at R&D center? UPDATE 2: Claire B. Lang reported on Sirius Satellite NASCAR Radio Channel 128 "Dialed In" show Thursday night that the #48 and #5 Chevy's teams of Hendrick Motorsports were told they cars were too close to NASCAR tolerances at the NASCAR R&D Center in Concord, NC this week. The cars were taken to the R&D Center after Jimmie Johnson won the Sprint Cup race at Dover in the #48 with Mark Martin finishing 2nd in the #5 Chevy. Lang says she heard the teams were told not to bring the cars back to the track. Lang asked NASCAR if this was true and was told: "The 48 and 5 were brought back to the R&D center. We've been doing this since the inception of the new car as a part of routine post-race inspection. We bring the winner and a random pick back to the R&D center after each event. While both cars passed post race inspection, we informed the 48 and 5 they were extremely close on some of the tolerances."(10-1-2009)

UPDATE Word circulated Wednesday night that NASCAR had found issues with the #48 Chevy as well as the #5 Chevy during inspection at the Research and Development Center in Concord, N.C. The two Hendrick Motorsports teams currently sit atop the points standings. The buzz within the NASCAR community suggests that the offset on the tail, which helps the rear of the car stick to the ground instead of spinning out, of the #5 Kellogg's Chevy just made the tolerance. NASCAR allows a tolerance of 0.070 of an inch for the body off of the center line of the car. Suffice it to say, JJ's #48 car didn't make it. But by how much? NASCAR claims it was .006 over the tolerance. That's about the thickness of two sheets of copier paper. Others in the garage hint at a charitable disposition on the part of the sanctioning body. So how did NASCAR view the situation with the Hendrick cars? "The 48 and 5 were brought back to the (Research and Development Center)," according to a NASCAR statement. "We've been doing this since the inception of the new car as a part of routine post-race inspection. We bring the winner and a random pick back to the R&D Center after each event. While both cars passed postrace inspection, we informed the 48 and 5 they were extremely close on some of the tolerances."(in part from FoxSports)(10-2-2009)

UPDATE2: NASCAR has warned Hendrick Motorsports that the cars of Jimmie Johnson and Mark Martin came very close to failing post-race inspection following their 1-2 finish at Dover last week. The two Chevrolets owned by Hendrick Motorsports came within less than an inch of surpassing the tolerated measurements on the body of their cars. Martin is currently leading the points, and three-time defending series champion Johnson is second in the standings. The crew chiefs for both drivers say they weren't cheating, and in-race damage may have caused the cars to creep toward the maximum allowances. NASCAR is not penalizing either team, but they have been warned.(Associated Press)(10-2-2009)

ANYONE GETTING TIRED OF THAT 48 TEAM CHEATING????

Another tainted year with the 48 team! Now it's overflowing into the 5 team!