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1. 

   give it to me i will restore it

   Comment by sportsjavo — November 16, 2007 @ 4:05 am

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   Arrrr! It be very important to keep yer cutlass in good shape. Ye don’t want it rustin’ and stickin’ in yer scabbard, else ye’ll get killed tryin’ to pull it out durin’ a boardin’ action. Still, it do happen from time to time, so make sure ye’ve got a backup weapon.

   I recommend a sturdy whetstone to keep yer blade sharp and some good oils and rags to get the bloodstains off and keep ‘er nice and shiny. Ye might need a smith if she’s got lots o’ nicks in ‘er.

   Good luck, matey!

   p.s. what’s a “car?”

   Comment by hirsutemustelid — November 18, 2007 @ 1:17 am

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   Definately the first thing you need to do is check for rust on the body and get different parts to replace them. Like if the door is rusted, either get a new one or get one from a salvage yard. Rust comes back if you just sand it down and cover it.

   After that, check for recalls and frequent problems on that vehicle and make sure you go over them. You can usually find car forums online that list problems.

   When you are finished with that, start on the engine and other mechanics. You can do that at your leisure.

   Comment by minnesota_cold — November 18, 2007 @ 6:40 am

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   Go to Basken Robins, get yourself a banana split. Go home die your hair with L’orel #262 (dumb blonde) and then paint your toes.

   Comment by just a guy — November 19, 2007 @ 10:29 pm

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