that was freaky, i got a thank you on my myspace account

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BUDDYCRAIGG
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i logged in to myspace today and had this in my mailbox...

Thank you for answering my question on 2carpros. com about my
1992 Buick Century(torque converter lock up solenoid).
I REALLY appreciated it.I searched for hours yesterday on the internet looking for some sort of answer.I am "usually" pretty good at figuring out what's wrong with cars(older cars anyway lol)but I honestly had no idea about this one.
I'm hoping it doesn't happen again any time soon,as I won't be able to fix it until tax return time(I'm guessing it will be expensive).I saw a "Transmission Torque Converter Lock-Up Kit" for $145,but it seems like a bit to much work.
Again Thank you VERY much,
Josephine
Dec 17, 2008 at 10:32 PM
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BLUELIGHTNIN6
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Well, looks like you have your first stalker lol

At least you know how much they (and us at 2carpros) appreciate your work :D
Dec 18, 2008 at 7:30 AM
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BUDDYCRAIGG
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well i am recently single...
(why else would i've been able to post 28 times a day...)
Dec 18, 2008 at 8:05 AM
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BLUELIGHTNIN6
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well, i try to post an average of 15 a day. all i have time for after college and full time job. is actually after 3 am here so im off to bed. keep up the good work
Dec 18, 2008 at 8:09 AM
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