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Height: 6-2 ▪ Weight: 170 lbs.
Born: October 21, 1955 in Detroit, Michigan
High School: Murray-Wright in Detroit, Michigan
College: University of Dayton
Draft: Portland Trail Blazers, 2nd round (5th pick, 22nd overall), 1976 NBA Draft
NBA Debut: October 23, 1976
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" It's horrifying how much you can hate yourself for being low and weak and he couldn't save me from that. So I turned it on him; I tried to empty it onto him. But there was always more, you know. When he tried to help I told him that he made me feel small and worthless. But nobody makes us feel that, we do that for ourselves. I shut him out because I knew if he ever really saw who I was inside, that he wouldn't love me. And we're separated now, he's moved away, and it was so hard not to beg him to stay. And I don't know if I'm going to get a second chance but I have to believe. That I deserve one. Because we all do. "
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I can't believe there was no disclaimer whatsoever on the dvd case stating that this movie will make you lose it. After watching it I checked myself out in the mirror an boy was I a mess with the tear stains and snot dripping from my nose. Ack.
It's the first time I've seen Andy Garcia play this kind of role cause he's always sort of the bad guy or connected to the mafia. Being the patient and loving husband and the affectionate dad did him good. I felt for him cause his wife (Meg Ryan) was a bitch in the movie.


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Coq au Vin
In this delicious version, the wine tastes as good in the pot as it does in the glass
4-pound chicken, cut into 8 pieces
10 ounces pearl onions
6 ounces sliced bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
1 medium yellow onion, halved and cut into thin slivers
4 large carrots, thinly sliced
2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/3 cup Cognac
6 parsley stems
1 teaspoon herbes de Provence
1 bay leaf
4 cloves
3 1/2 cups fruity red wine (preferably California Pinot Noir)
3/4 stick (6 tablespoons) unsalted butter
1 teaspoon sugar
1 pound small cultivated mushrooms (fresh button mushrooms), wiped clean and quartered
2 tablespoons flour
1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
1. Wash and dry the chicken pieces. Leave the breasts on the bone, and split each half breast in half; you will now have 4 breast pieces, 2 wings, 2 thighs, and 2 drumsticks.
2. Drop pearl onions into a small pan of boiling water for 1 minute. Remove and, when onions are cool enough to handle, peel off the skins. Set aside.
3. In a deep skillet, large enough to hold all the chicken, sauté bacon over moderately high heat until well browned and crispy, about 7 to 8 minutes. Remove bacon and set aside on paper towels to drain. Leave fat in pan. Pat chicken pieces dry and sauté until golden brown, about 3 to 4 minutes per side. Remove chicken and set aside. Discard all but 3 tablespoons of fat and return pan to the heat.
4. Add the garlic, yellow onion, 1 cup of sliced carrots, 1 teaspoon of salt, and the pepper. Sauté vegetables, stirring occasionally, until nicely browned, about 8 minutes. Reduce heat to low and then, using a bulb baster, remove as much fat as possible from the bottom of the pan. Put chicken back in pan and pour in the Cognac. Carefully light the Cognac with a match, then gently shake pan so that the flaming Cognac coats all the chicken.
5. When the flames have subsided, add parsley stems, herbes de Provence, bay leaf, cloves, remaining salt, and red wine. Bring to a boil, scrape bottom of pan to deglaze it, cover pan, and reduce heat. Simmer gently for about 12 minutes, until chicken breasts are cooked through but still tender. Remove them and cover with foil. Continue cooking dark meat, covered, for another 8 to 10 minutes. Then remove it and reserve with chicken breasts.
6. Strain the liquid, pressing down on the solids to extract as much sauce as possible. Degrease the liquid and return to the pan. Over high heat reduce the liquid for 10 minutes, until thickened slightly. Turn off heat.
7. In another pan, melt 2 tablespoons of the butter over moderately high heat. Add pearl onions, remaining carrots, sugar, and enough water to just cover the vegetables. Cook until water is evaporated and vegetables are tender, about 20 minutes. (The vegetables should be coated with a light buttery glaze.)
8. Melt 2 tablespoons butter over high heat in a large skillet. When butter is hot, sauté the mushrooms, until nice and golden, about 5 minutes total. (Do not overcrowd pan or mushrooms will steam and not brown properly.) Set aside.
9. Knead remaining butter together with flour, forming a smooth paste. Bring the reduced wine sauce up to the boil and slowly whisk in the paste, a little at a time. Continue cooking over high heat, stirring constantly, until the sauce has reached a desirable thickness, about 5 minutes. Reduce the heat to moderate and return chicken, bacon, and onions, carrots, and mushrooms to the sauce. Reheat for 5 minutes.
10. Arrange chicken pieces and vegetables on a large serving platter. Cover with sauce. Sprinkle with chopped parsley. Serve immediately.
When Americans began to familiarize themselves with French cooking, coq au vin -- the ancient, long-cooked chicken stew of France's Burgundy region -- was one of the first dishes they took to. The delicious version here makes sense today for two reasons. First, the cooking time is considerably cut down -- yielding chicken pieces with more texture, and a dish that can be prepared at the end of the day. Second, no longer do we have to spend money on expensive red Burgundy to make an authentic coq au vin; these days, delicious young wine is being produced in California from the red grape of Burgundy, Pinot Noir. The wine is as good in the stew pot as it is in the glass. Serves 4
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Broadway powerhouses Rent and Once started downtown at the New York Theatre Workshop—and so can your next friendship. Join fellow theater lovers in their twenties and thirties for parties with actors, an annual bar crawl through the East Village and discounted trips to Broadway shows. The Friday December 7 evening performance (8pm) of A Civil War Christmas will be followed by a holiday party with the cast and creative team. • 212-780-9037, nytw.org. Annual membership $125–$500.
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At this morning's Halo 4 press conference, Frank O'Connor announced that Halo 4 was now complete and has been sent for final approval before going to manufacturing:
We had a big piece of news yesterday back in the office, which is that the game is literally finished at this point. They are handing it off through the various certification processes and that, and we're done. It's been three years of incredibly hard work by about 300 people.
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On this warm and breezy day we took a local trip to La Finca del Sur. The group wanted to visit other urban gardens/farms in the Bronx in order to share stories, ask questions and make friends with similar interests. La Finca aims to address issues of food access, environmental justice, and empowerment—all issues we are interested in at Applegate Garden! Even more coincidentally, La Finca and Applegate Garden are just a 5 minute walk from each other!
Nancy, one of the head farmers, welcomed us to the farm. We got a tour of the very impressive grounds. Like us, La Finca grows tomatoes, peppers, corn, and herbs. La Finca also grows lots of lettuce, sweet peppers, eggplants and much more. Nancy also told us how La Finca came to be and what their future ahead may look like. Before leaving we all made sure to try our their swing!
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What ended up being both the most surprisingly brilliant set of Harvest was most definitely Sigur Rós' festival-closing set. The Icelandic four-piece created an ethereal soundscape by means of Jónsi's signature falsetto and bow-guitar playing, as well as a mini backing orchestra.
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Dr. Ali Torveau knows just how fragile life can be—she sees death and tragedy every day in the trauma unit. Battling the dark forces of fate is her lifes work and she doesnt want or need anything else, certainly nothing as transient as love. Plenty of women try to change her mind, but she never has any trouble saying no. Not until the day firefighter Beau Cross shows up in her ER and sets Alis carefully ordered world aflame.
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why do men fall for dumb blondes…………
actually the forbidden fruit of sleeping with a man who brings out the best in us can outdo a thousand and one nights with a clumsy husband (duh)
Sounds like the author is blaming ovulation for women being stupid or slutty.
HorseShit, I'm attractive married 2 time, 2 sons,different pops, guess what They where both Bad Dads, The Cads I wasn't serious with were Great Uncles, No daddy replacement for my kids, that's wrong, in my book.In the End I gave up on Love,And raised my son,Who passed away 2 yrs ago, Are life was Enhanting 4. 9 yrs as a Family.Ps Dudes want dumb blondes an diggers,Gentalmen prefer burnetts…I always prefered the Nice guy,but they fall for the well you know the word!! SERIOUSLY THO THE man Got to have brains,Smarts,and me attractive to me not anyone else,The insecure need never apply,so I don't get asked out a lot,Lol
women are bored by "nice guys" who slavishly do what they are told. Women prefer alpha males, which are confused with cads by some women. women do not want to control men even though they are always trying to.
A man does not have to be a cad to be an alpha male. just do what comes to you and take charge. Women also hate indecision, sometimes just making any decision is better than wavering.
dont be boring and predictable
Its all about the thick wallet these days
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This property at 3 Dolphin Court is in the Island Park community on the west side of the island. It has five bedrooms and three baths on two levels. One downstairs bedroom has a queen bed, and one has a king. Upstairs, two of the bedrooms have a queen bed in each and one has two singles. Amenities include access to two community pools, tide dependent private dock, enclosed outside shower, central heat and air, microwave oven, dishwasher, iron/ironing board, washer and dryer, two Satellite TV's, DVD player, and secured Wi-Fi. The dining room table seats six, and there are three comfortable stools at the kitchen bar for additional seating. This sound side property is a short walk from both the beach access and the community pool. All rentals are weekly only. ALL OUR PROPERTIES ARE NON SMOKING, AND NO PETS ARE ALLOWED. LINENS, PAPER AND SOAP PRODUCTS ARE NOT INCLUDED.
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1200-1362 Governor Printz Boulevard has a Walk Score of 58 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Wilmington. Nearby parks include Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park, Brandywine Park and Cool Spring Reservoir Plaza.
Nearby schools include Frederick Douglass Stubbs Elementary School, Thomas A. Edison Charter School of Wilmington and Howard High School of Technology.
The closest grocery stores are Northeast Market, Fruit Inspections Wilmington and Shiva Grocery.
Nearby coffee shops include Front Door Café, Dunkin' Donuts and Uschy's Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Sno-Balls, Ambrosia Restaurant & Lounge and Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits.
1200-1362 Governor Printz Boulevard is near Wilmington University, DuPont Headquarters and Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 1200-1362 Governor Printz Boulevard is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.


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July 25th 2012
I found these dying sunflowers on Saturday… they looked so pretty… this might give you an idea where I am hiding right now, да ^ J^
July 25th 2012
I found these dying sunflowers on Saturday… they looked so pretty… this might give you an idea where I am hiding right now, да ^ J^
May 18th 2012.
I have been missing.. hence no updating my journal.. but I will try to writhe here more, да..
Currently.. I'm hiding away…
oh, so you want to be one with me? I would love that, da nJn!!
December, 30th, 2011.
Today is my birthday, да nJn.
I do hope to get lots of vodka and pretty sunflowers nJn!!
December, 26th, 2011
Christmas is coming in a week or so and I'm still getting presents for all the Soviets and some other nations. Finland promised to make a late delivery, but I told him that Father Frost could do it in his place like every year, but he said he might still help out, da.
I just hope this year all the Soviets can come to my house to celebrate, da!! ^J^!!
My little Christmas three.. and can you guess what's on top??
yep it's my OTP.. It's RusAme in mochi x3♥
Merry Christmas, да!!
ooc: rebloging from my main blog x3
October 7th, 2011
So Halloween has passed.. and I got candy and scared some people..
Now I'm reading this story someone wrothe.. where I'm the King of Hearts like in the story of Alice in Wonderland, but big sestra said that in that story, it's a Queen of Hearts not a King.. but I still like the story with a King.. da!
Sunday, October 30th, 2011
So tomorrow is Halloween, and the family wants to go trick or treating, I want to stay home and drink some vodka, while giving candy to who ever comes to knock on the door, da.
But big Sestra said I should not stay by my self tomorrow. Nor give out candy. That I will scare the kids.
But, if I use my bear costume, there won't be a problem, da?
Tho I was thinking of using my Doctor costume, you know, my surgen one, with all the blood and fix my face…
I think I will do that..
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Warren Ave W & Commonwealth St has a Walk Score of 55 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Woodbridge neighborhood in Detroit. Nearby parks include Scripps Park, Wigle Memorial Playground and Ewald Playground.
Nearby schools include Hancock School, Douglass Academy and Edmonson Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are University Foods., Little Asia Mart Inc and Trumbull & Selden Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Harmony Garden Cafe, Starbucks and The Bottom Line Coffee House. Nearby restaurants include Woodbridge Pub, SUBWAY® Restaurants and Dynasty Chinese Food.
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Oversized, casual top with a sweet collar and large sleeves.
Looks good sewn from thick fabric or light fabric for summer. For this project I chose John Lewis kids craft fabric in zebra print.
Versatile and comfortable. The only addition to the original pattern is the piping cord in white leatherette added along hemline and sleeve cuffs. The top also features two snap fasteners on its left shoulder.
The skirt is very simply, with elasticated band and very simple cut, with creased bottom layer (peplum style)
Credits: suede Boots: Vicino, Romania; pearls and chains – Wallis; Photographs taken in Fairford Leys, Buckinghamshire
furry craft fabric in zebra print, stretch knit jersey, white leatherette piping
Oct 27, 2013, 08.34 AMby Mary Athey
This is gorgeous on you irina, your photos are fabulous and you have styled it perfectly. I love your boots as well.
Oct 27, 2013, 09.03 AMby Irina Schwab
Furry fabric, Mary, £5 in John Lewis xx
Oct 27, 2013, 10.42 AMby Mary Athey
Irina is it fun fur? Check out my vogue cape !! Its the same zebra print fur lol. I bought mine from a we shop in belfast. I think it was £5 a metre and i bought 2. It was nearly 2 metres wide as well. I got a coat out of it plus one for my granddaughter plus cushions and i have enough left for a shrug lol. Bargain eh
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Great outfit Irina. You look fabulous and those boots really are divine. I would not have left the shop without them either.
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our july catalog video might be my favorite one yet…a visual ode to the live music capital of the world, austin, texas! lazy days on front porches strumming the guitar, hanging out backstage with bands before hopping onstage alongside them, walking hand-in-hand through the texas wild… this video definitely brings out my wannabe-70s-groupie side ;) (…) Read more »
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the july catalog video!Jul 05, 2011
july catalog sneak peek!Jun 30, 2011
i have been eagerly awaiting this book since april when we went to austin to shoot it! it drops tuesday, but here are some behind the scenes photos i took during the shoot to hold you over :) the july book was shot in austin, texas, by alexandra valenti and features models ashley smith, anastasia (…) Read more »
Jun 24, 2011
i have some great 'exile in austin' photos to share with you today, from alexandra valenti – who shot our july catalog! i love her style of photography, i can't wait to show you some of the shots from the book! but for now, enjoy these fun photos from our event :) (…) Read more »
austin photo diaryJun 21, 2011
sunshine daydream… that's what austin felt like. the heat of the sun and the chill of the barton springs water, the taste of tacos and micheladas, the smell of wild flowers and vintage shops, and the sound of live music… we had an amazing dinner at east side show room with tolly of austin eavesdropper, (…) Read more »
exile in austin – photos!Jun 20, 2011
thank you so much to everyone who came out for our july catalog release party on friday at the mohawk room in austin! we had an amazing time, the happen-ins killed it, and we met some wonderful people. austin will always have a special place in our hearts :) here are some photos from the (…) Read more »
exile in austin!Jun 17, 2011
we're down in austin for our july catalog release party with the happen-ins! follow us on twitter for live updates and photos :) (…) Read more »
this friday – exile in austin!Jun 14, 2011
just a couple of days to go before we head down to austin for our july catalog release party! we are so excited to go back to the live music capital to celebrate with the happen-ins, who are featured in the catalog, and photographer alexandra valenti! i'll have more photos and info (and a free (…) Read more »
Exile in Austin: July Catalog Release Party!Jun 02, 2011
i am so excited to tell you guys about something special we're doing to celebrate our july catalog! you may remember that i was down in austin a couple of months ago, where we shot the book with local band the happen-ins. well we had such a blast that we decided to go back and (…) Read more »
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for my last day in austin i decided to go off on my own and explore the city while i had the chance. my first stop was south congress street, a hip area known as soco. i was told beforehand that this was THE place for vintage shopping and getting a good taste of what (…) Read more »
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after getting settled in at the house on thursday night, we walked to a nearby restaurant called z tejas for a delicious dinner outside under tree-strung lights… the guacamole was amazing. i woke up friday morning to the soft strumming of guitar and came downstairs to find our hair and makeup artists dennis and deanna, who (…) Read more »


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November 18th, 2009
I'm pretty sure it's almost every teen girl's dream to say, "Omg! Edward Cullen walked the halls of my house" or "Ahhh! Emmet Cullen touched the walls of kitchen" or even "Bella Swan totally had her birthday party in my living room!" Well now that dream can become a reality. That's right Twilighters; the Cullen house from The Twilight Saga: New Moon, located in Vancouver, BC, is now up for sale and it can be yours for only… $3, 298, 000. That's a lot of dog walking, house cleaning and dish doing, but it's well worth it. The house is amazing. It's everything you imagine a vampire house would be with rooms like: a Media Room, a "Hobby" room, and even an outdoor pool and hot tub. That's right, a "hobby" room. So, Good luck to all, I hope at least one of you has good persuasion skills. For pics you want to show your parents when trying to convince them to buy it, go to the website below:
Remember, The Twilight Saga: New Moon comes out this Friday, November 20th, but you probably knew that already!
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Life in the Surpassed Lane
- 30 March 2014
It's been almost a year and a half since the diagnosis that shook (but not took!) my life: the Stage IV variety.
The top question I'm asked is when my treatments will end. Another popular question? Am I considered in remission. Innocent questions like these abound because the public is well aware of the pink campaign that highlights earlier-stage breast cancer diagnoses, those in which treatment will end without talk of hospice care and in which remission IS possible. In my season of life, a season no one wants to enter, remission is not an option: "cancer being stable" and "no evidence of disease" are the operative phrases (pun intended) for those whose cancer has not progressed. A wonderful primer on this not-so-wonderful disease awaits the reader who really wants the scoop.
As to hair, I had been ambivalent about my new white locks, but have come to love them. Many people who know my history think they are fab–even glam–and encourage me to keep my hair gamine-cut and au naturel. At a dining establishment I frequent on my way to Stanford, the white hair has landed me a senior discount without my asking for it. But sometimes my silver-topped pate triggers discussions about how young a 79-year-old looks who still has some natural dark hair. The ensuing conversation is rife with justifications for coloring hair. We ladies are so protective of our looks, something ingrained in us since early childhood.
Regardless of what our culture thinks of premature silver locks, I'm grateful to have hair while on continuous chemo, and that it is coming back (now that taxol is finished) fuller than ever. The ability to keep my hair is due to new targeted biologics (Kadcyla and Perjeta). Wearing wigs or hats and scarves isn't something I would desire to do for the rest of my life. And dyeing my hair with chemicals seems harsh, when I don't know what caused my cancer in the first place.
A nice recent touch to my new-normal life? A bubble bath. In my former life I luxuriated in them. But up till a week ago I had not taken a bath since before diagnosis. But before I am judged as unhygienic, let me explain that I do take regular showers. What made baths so undesirable were regular infusions of chemo, particularly taxol. The drug made me shiver so profoundly that I didn't care to undress even long enough to go into a hot bath. I was that cold. It seemed a waste to turn the thermostat so high just to get me into a tub. Now, however, I'm able to withstand the cold in the amount of time it takes between undressing and entering the suds. I reveled in a book while peripherally watching real candles flicker. I didn't even feel guilty that perhaps this bathing would trigger another urinary tract infection (UTI), a frequent side-effect I've been battling due to the Kadcyla. I decided that taking a bath was worth the risk, and if I got the UTI, I would simply not take baths anymore.
If nothing is risked, nothing is gained.
Life in the surpassed lane doesn't have to be shabby. Some days I'm content to watch as others rush past me in their eagerness and impatience to get from point A to point B as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, I can soak in my more relaxed lifestyle, cooking more meals at home without resorting to so many frozen entrees and take-out fare. These seem to be a scourge of the harried, two-income family. I can strum my ukulele without glancing at the time worrying about when the gym will close. I can take walks instead of runs; I can stop to watch a heron's nest or spot an owl in a tree near the lake where I live. I can even still bend over to yank a dandelion from my front yard or plant a pot of carnations.
Enjoying each sensory experience is magnified with a Stage IV diagnosis. It's one thing to say "I'll appreciate each new day now," once you've had a pre-Stage IV cancer diagnosis. It's another thing to say "I'll appreciate each moment of each day when I'm not in pain" when the clock is ticking on the Stage IV route. The horses pulling my coach prance at a more leisurely pace. My gratitude journal abounds with wonders happening all around me. And I'll continue to fill it as long as I can hold a pen or type on a keypad.
Such is the life of the idle, at least my idea of idle. It might not be ideal, but it surely beats the sharp turns of the overloaded road.
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I would stop using those laptops ASAP and contact Dell!
We've recently noticed that a few of our Dell Latituide D series laptop batteries (Part 4R084) have "expanded" in the middle rendering them useless and hard to remove from the laptop. Now whist they are 3/4 years old, surely they shouldn't expand and damage the laptop in the process.
What would cause this and is it any cause for concern, i.e should we be removing all the others from the remaining laptops?
I would stop using those laptops ASAP and contact Dell!
Sounds like you have some faulty batteries on your hands. As above, I would recommend you remove the batteries and run them from the mains as a temporary workaround. Worse case scenario is that faulty batteries can explode or cause a fire so I would remove them immediately and dispose of them properly.
Chances are Dell will try and sell you replacement batteries as a 3/4 year laptop would be out of warranty, but by all means shop around.
Remove the batteries from the rest!!!
And yes contact Dell.
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I believe that you can buy them sperately. I have seen them in the SPT book before.
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^^^^That's them. They are called corner splitters.
My name is Ken and I am a HP Junkie.
those are them, thanks fellas.
Funny, i never thought to look on Subaru's website...lol
Funny, i never thought to look on Subaru's website...lol
hey another question for the STi styling topic. Will the 06-07 roof vane diffuser be able to fit on a 04-05 rex? i never seen it done and it could be badass
It does indeed fit...I've seen it on a few bugeyes and it looks badass
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It fits any model year. I have even seen them on the RS. I think its an alrite look, have thought about it with the spoilerless trunk. If you get it, post up some pics of it please.
"2007 WRX- PPG'd, 20G- Tim Bailey tuned
Stage 2 2005 WRX
yea, well tell ya the truth i'm still rocking my '00 RS and i'm looking to buy the '05 so it could be a while before pics. I'm trying to get a whole mod plan in order before my purchase. So far its looking pretty solid.
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