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:D yep
Originally posted by SpiderGearsMan
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Yes, Reverend. Preach it, Brother Alex!The HAMB is dedicated to spreading the "gospel"
See there's the problem right there.The official Bangshift garage door guru. Just about anything can be built using garage door parts, trust me.Comment
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Actually it's 72,319 Members (with 290,186 threads and 3,525,423 posts).Originally posted by chuckw2
They are very inconsistent on how they enforce rules and many, many toes are stepped on all the time !!Comment
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I'm a member and have had an issue or two but overall it can be very informative. It's good to know why or how things were done in the past IMO.
As for overall content I get more out of speedtalk.com but it's the internet.... most sites have there issues, ya get what ya pay for.There are very few people in this world who's opinion I value, you are not one of them.
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My favorite line to throw in when the crap gets thick on the hamb:
"It's all about appearances"
Which is very true, and very unspoken
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Didn't 'Jenkins Fan' come over here and say that our site was "cult like"? The HAMB's mantra of 'Spreading the Gospel' sounds pretty cult like to me!Originally posted by SchtaufferComment
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I like the Hamb for tech stuff and their picture threads but I am not a big fan of the "if its not traditional, its crap" mindset. I wonder what they would think about a single turbo straight axle car.....Comment
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It would be okay as long as you had period correct hair grease, your pants rolled correctly, and a pair of shoes not made after '62Originally posted by MemphisComment
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ohio george and the mallicoats ran turbos and straight axles in the dayComment
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I spend quite a bit of time on the HAMB. Haven't had any problems yet. I like some of their ideas. Check out the Friday Art Show. Some amazing work!! Also the auctions that help support the place are something that would be nice here.Comment
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Got any pics? I know there were some people than ran turbos back then but on the Hamb they don't seem to care because it wasn't done by a bunch of people lol.Originally posted by SpiderGearsManComment
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The HAMB deal, well it's their deal. I like the amount of respect they have for the old school guys who pioneered what we enjoy today, but the snob factor is bit much for me. The rockabilly wannabe tough guy thing, is where the posing becomes very apparent. That's why I like what goes on here, posing I believe is damn near nonexistent. Cept' for me :D My chebbie will never run...Comment
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Soup Nazi, thats what it sounds like a bunch of soup nazi's.Comment
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please forgive my ignorance but what is a soup nazi?
Originally posted by antmnteComment
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Sure, we are happy to forgive your ignorance (just kidding) :DOriginally posted by chuckw2
The Soup Nazi was a character on TV comedy series Seinfeld, who sold excellent soup, but would not sell it to people he didn't like or who did not follow his strict purchase instructions. Here is a YouTube clip, that gives you the lowdown;
Enjoy !!
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