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Originally posted by: DP
I'M GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE TO BUY ZEBRA CAKES
LOL...I have no idea why thats so funny.
Originally posted by: DP
I'M GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE TO BUY ZEBRA CAKES
How did you clean/prep your windshield before applying the Rain-X?Originally posted by: Skoorb
On a much kinder note, to neutralize this post, I have to give mad props to Rain-X. It's truly a remarkable product for highway driving.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
How did you clean/prep your windshield before applying the Rain-X?Originally posted by: Skoorb
On a much kinder note, to neutralize this post, I have to give mad props to Rain-X. It's truly a remarkable product for highway driving.
I should try that stuff, as my bottle has almost run out. I just use a window cleaner. If you're anal you'll run that over a couple of times. Then apply rain-x per instructions.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: RossMAN
How did you clean/prep your windshield before applying the Rain-X?Originally posted by: Skoorb
On a much kinder note, to neutralize this post, I have to give mad props to Rain-X. It's truly a remarkable product for highway driving.
I just use the RainX Washer Fluid. It applies the treatment. I'm sure it's not the same thing, but it's sufficient for me.
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Originally posted by: DP
I'M GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE TO BUY ZEBRA CAKES
LOL...I have no idea why thats so funny.
I'm on the highway everyday, so it's great for me.Originally posted by: Skoorb
I should try that stuff, as my bottle has almost run out. I just use a window cleaner. If you're anal you'll run that over a couple of times. Then apply rain-x per instructions.Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: RossMAN
How did you clean/prep your windshield before applying the Rain-X?Originally posted by: Skoorb
On a much kinder note, to neutralize this post, I have to give mad props to Rain-X. It's truly a remarkable product for highway driving.
I just use the RainX Washer Fluid. It applies the treatment. I'm sure it's not the same thing, but it's sufficient for me.
The thing about it is it's only good if you're doing 40 mph+. Low speeds it's not helpful. It's awesome for highway driving though. I was going 80 yesterday in a downpour and didn't use my wipers once. It lasts for a surprisingly long time as well.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
My recommending inclusion of an apostrophe does not prohibit the inclusion of an n and t. It was an excercise. I figured that anybody who would add that apostrophe would probably throw in the n and t also.Originally posted by: tfinch2
Originally posted by: Skoorb
"I could care less." You are missing a damn apostrophe, ok?
Don't you mean
n plus apostrophe plus t.
1.) Correct yourself before others
2.) ...
3.) PROFIT!I'm straight out the hood, son. You know I can't change my roots or forget where I came from.You complain about the profit crap, yet you throw out an old and tired term like "mad props". Shame on you, skoorb. shame, shame, shame on you.
Originally posted by: Skoorb
1) Blah
2) Blah
3) ....
4) Profit!
Stop this. Your unoriginality knows no bounds.
Also, you're the exact reason I'm not sending my kids to a bloody public school. You brainless dolts still don't understand the difference between YOUR and YOU'RE. AND ALSO, PLEASE stop with the "I could care less." You are missing a damn apostrophe, ok?
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On a much kinder note, to neutralize this post, I have to give mad props to Rain-X. It's truly a remarkable product for highway driving.
Originally posted by: fs5
While we're at it, can we stop with the "fixed" posts also?
Stop with the PROFIT crap, and another piece of advice.
Originally posted by: TallBill
Yawn. your gonna have to try harder to get correct punctuation out of me. I've been using it incorrectly for years. And rain-x is for wimps. Real men drive on bald tires, rear wheel drive.
Originally posted by: sm8000
Originally posted by: fs5
While we're at it, can we stop with the "fixed" posts also?
Fixed![]()
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Stop with the PROFIT crap, and another piece of advice.
Sheesh can't you fscking Canadians spell correctly?
It's PEACE !!!
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Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: TallBill
Yawn. your gonna have to try harder to get correct punctuation out of me. I've been using it incorrectly for years. And rain-x is for wimps. Real men drive on bald tires, rear wheel drive.
...in the snow, uphill both ways.
Originally posted by: Atomicus
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Stop with the PROFIT crap, and another piece of advice.
Sheesh can't you fscking Canadians spell correctly?
It's PEACE !!!
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*dramatization*
DUM-DUM-DUMM!!!
Originally posted by: fs5
Originally posted by: sm8000
Originally posted by: fs5
While we're at it, can we stop with the "fixed" posts also?
Fixed![]()
it wasn't a question, it was a demand.
Originally posted by: DP
I'M GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE TO BUY ZEBRA CAKES
Rain-X, the windshield washer fluid version, is the best thing since sliced bread.Originally posted by: Skoorb
1) Blah
2) Blah
3) ....
4) Profit!
Stop this. Your unoriginality knows no bounds.
Also, you're the exact reason I'm not sending my kids to a bloody public school. You brainless dolts still don't understand the difference between YOUR and YOU'RE. AND ALSO, PLEASE stop with the "I could care less." You are missing a damn apostrophe, ok?
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On a much kinder note, to neutralize this post, I have to give mad props to Rain-X. It's truly a remarkable product for highway driving.
