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    http://www.fastwrx.com/hasexma.html

    i'm sure some people already knew this existed, but i was lurking around trying to find out how much the prodrive headlight conversion costs when i discovered the haynes sex manual . now they can leave important steps out of sex, too...

  • #2
    I cant look at it since I am at work but...

    Do you have to disconnect your partners battery cable as the first step? :D

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    • #3
      i can only imagine

      "stick it in the tail pipe"


      "make sure you grease the cam with assembly lube before sticking it in"

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      • #4
        it's work safe, unless you are not allowed to read the word "sex" at work... honest!

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        • #5
          The URL has sex in it... I'll check it out at home

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          • #6
            Badass. I bet they left out the chapter for our cars though.
            2002 NBM Firehawk #312 | <a href=\"http://hawk.visionsconnect.com\" target=\"_blank\">hawk.visionsconnect.com</a>

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            • #7
              Originally posted by hawgs:
              Do you have to disconnect your partners battery cable as the first step?
              i am sure that's the first step but most of us just skip that right ;)

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              • #8
                To your car, disconnecting her battery is like foreplay. Technically, you don't need to, but it's usually a good idea.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by user1101:
                  To your car, disconnecting her battery is like foreplay. Technically, you don't need to, but it's usually a good idea.
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