LumRaiderFan

Mine was also a Chevy Nova 1972 307 $800...also ran like a scalded dog.

I should have stated that more clearly...the money comes from taxpayers within the states. Good explanation...thanks.

Isn't the money that the fed gov is threatening to withhold, money that the states have sent them waiting for them to redistribute? Basically, the fed gov is threatening to steal from the states, right...no??

Agree...they are opening the door for bad things to happen...and then more bad things in reaction.

[Hidden Content] lol...the "hero" of the Democratic Party

[Hidden Content] smh

Typical thread...valid points from one side...nonsensical one liners from the other.

A democrat..no surprise at all.

He wants to send those back that are here ILLEGALLY, and says he will build a wall to make it more difficult for others to do it in the future. He won't do either, but there is nothing racist about either idea.

Exactly right...I thing someone is stereotyping...once again!

Wow...how profound...lol.

Have your lottery ticket selections made BEFORE you get to the counter.

Anyone that buys that shouldn't vote.

But we know they will release him.

Should be great for the private school business.

Whether it's for shock factor or not, she's got Hillary figured out... Trump, too.

I hear you...liberals are often uninterested or bored with an oppressive gov when the liberals are the oppressors.

Me too.

Congratulations...great job.

hmmmm.....uh oh.

This was where they estimated the size of his heart...never knew they didn't actually weigh his heart. [Hidden Content] From the article: At the time of Secretariat's death, the veterinarian who performed the necropsy, Dr. Thomas Swerczek, head pathologist at the University of Kentucky, did not weigh Secretariat's heart, but stated, "We just stood there in stunned silence. We couldn't believe it. The heart was perfect. There were no problems with it. It was just this huge engine."[42] Later, Swerczek also performed a necropsy on Sham, who died in 1993. Swerczek did weigh Sham's heart, and it was 18 pounds (8.2 kg). Based on Sham's measurement, and having necropsied both horses, he estimated Secretariat's heart probably weighed 22 pounds (10.0 kg),[40] or about two-and-three-quarters times as large as that of the average horse.

From what I've read, all the valves were normal size but the heart was just bigger. He simply had the heart of a Champion.

He certainly had a big engine.

After Secretariat died, they did an autopsy and found that his heart weighed over 20 lbs. The heart of a normal thoroughbred is about 8 - 9 lbs.

Yep...many of them disappointed about their retirement plan.