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A few months ago I had a friend of mine, a certified mechanic, replace the ball joints on my truck. Apparently, when he put the drivers side back together, he put it back together a little off kilter, and now my wheel bearings and spindle are all out of wack. This means that you can literally grab my tire and pull it back and forth, which is not a

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[mystizan]

:|:|:| What happens on this boat? Fandom Convention? Riveting sports matches? Spa rejuvenation treatment? cuz otherwise I'm getting antsy just thinking abt it.

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Nothing happens on this boat! :( Literally all it does is float south.

[mystizan]

Oh. Oh my. Wow. I can't even...wow. I FEEL UR PAIN.

[wnhill]

That stinks. Hope everything goes ok. You could still defiantly write ( or type if you have a laptop) during your trip, even if you can't post it'll give you something to do. :)

Or if you have Leverage dvds and access to watch them, that's always a fun time passer.

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Absolutely! That's my plan, honestly. Three days is a really long time.

[wnhill]

I know what you mean. Back in April with the tornadoes in the South I didn't have cell service, cable, or internet for about 3-4 days. Thank goodness we still had a house, but it was rough not being able to get in contact with people. Though I did get out of writing a research paper...:)

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Ooooh, I don't miss research papers. Leaving college has it's benefits!

I downloaded both seasons of Rizzoli and Isles exclusively for this trip. I've been meaning to watch it for a long time, and it's actually really hard for me not to jump the gun and watch it now.

[astridv]

Do ferrys these days at least have wifi?
I hate driving long distances as well, so I'm not sure which of the two I'd prefer.

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It would make sense for a ferry that takes this long to have wifi, but so far as I understand, it doesn't.