Ure first mustang

actually the proper word would have been your, which only has one more letter and no punctuation!

You're right! I got nada for sleep last night.

[Pro88LX]

Seriously, "You're" just had two letters too many and need to be shortened? For fucks sake. Anyway..


Bright Orange 1984 SVO was my first Mustang back in 1996.

actually the proper word would have been your, which only has one more letter and no punctuation!

[Ratt]

well you have a nice day, now.

ftfy.

[mstng86]

Ladies, keep your panties on. Note the open tool box.. lmfao

That was probably taken right after you deemed the car complete and you would never have to work on it again.

[SS Junk]

Ure in denial.

Ure so punny. Wait...

[mstng86]

Seriously, "You're" just had two letters too many and need to be shortened? For fucks sake. Anyway..


Bright Orange 1984 SVO was my first Mustang back in 1996.

I was going to say capitalization is difficult. But, he did capitalize the "U".

Also, it is pretty difficult to find the apostrophe on the keyboard and on smartphones.

Ladies, keep your panties on. Note the open tool box.. lmfao

[IHaveAMustang]

Now

[GrayStangGT]

http://www.fail-ure.net/

Seriously, "You're" just had two letters too many and need to be shortened? For fucks sake. Anyway..


Bright Orange 1984 SVO was my first Mustang back in 1996.

[VaderTT]

Scottish surname??

[Denny]

Ure is not just a river in North Yorkshire, England.

Ure in denial.

[SS Junk]

Ure is a river in North Yorkshire, England

Ure is not just a river in North Yorkshire, England.

[shumpertdavid]

97 gt, was bone stock. In less than 6 months, offroad x, mufflers, novi 1000, 4.30s, auburn diff, moser axles, control arms, shocks, struts, lowered, wheels, cobra r hood, s281 spoiler, can't remember what else. Put it into a pipe fence on the way to work one morning, moved the core support over 12 inches and hit all but the drivers front corner as is spun down the fence. I don't refer to my cars as women, never understood that concept.

[BERNIE MOSFET]

Ure is an abstract-noun suffix of action, result, and instrument, occurring in loanwords from French and Latin.