2012 trd sport w 6" lift for sale

OP: but here you said you only need one beside? And you said it can't be repaired so...

 

For the love of God. Put down the prozac. Plug the phone into a charger. Pick up a laptop or tablet and try to type out a sentence that is actually comprehensible.

 

Think about how that conversation is going to play out. This is a private enthusiast site, no one has threatened you, posted private information or attempted to organize a meet at your front door. Just informed members of the site looking for answers.

Hypothetically, let's say you do have a lawyer and you want to go forward with a lawsuit, at some point, someone will inevitably say "getting real tired of your shit, Carl" and it won't go beyond that.

 

I'd like to take a stab at the OP's response.

Ahem...clears throat:

The ''Run-on Sentence'' is a commonly used literary device in some cases going so far as to take up very large spaces the amount of a whole paragraph continuing on for a very long while without any sign of a exclamation point question mark or even a simple period to close it off and begin a new sentence usually containing a large mass of commas and occasionally semicolons in their places and going very far on beyond any point of real usefulness and then some continuing much further than needed which is like this entire introductory paragraph for the reason that there are no full stops (known as periods to some people) in this entire sentence this being of course for the sole purpose of making this sentence long enough to be in extremely bad taste and seem like it is never going to end which of course is almost true because even though this sentence has not stopped yet it is very likely to stop in the future for even a run-on sentence such as this one is not very likely to have an infinite number of words although it can have such a large amount of words that nobody in their right mind would actually want to read the entire thing unless they found it comical or interesting for the simple reason that it is very very long long enough in fact to take up the entire page when written in a reasonably large font its length being its sole claim to fame for the reason that sentences do not normally go on to such a length while run-on sentences can be as long as this one or even longer without any sign of stopping and in complete absence of the kind of punctuation that would usually end every sentence because one of the most fundamental rules of proper sentence structure namely that sentences have to be of a reasonable length and have a coherent structure is being completely ignored in run-on sentences which is the reason why most teachers forbid run-on sentences in essays and papers as they are disruptive and confusing and even a single run-on sentence can be so long as to make the essay much longer than it would normally be without adding any content because almost all run-on sentences lose focus after a point and just become a sequence of random ramblings which because they lack proper termination can last for a very long period of time but as said above all run-on sentences must eventually end because they cannot have an infinite number of words though the longer they get the less effort needs to be put into them and at this point I could probably say anything I want and nobody in their right mind would actually read far enough to tell that I am getting completely off topic and should probably stop now but I won't the reason being that this being a run-on sentence it is not entirely necessary for me to be on topic or even remotely related to whatever I said to begin with a run-on sentence in its entirety can be one insanely long piece of work however usually they are created by mistakes by some student who understands nothing of the beauty of the English language and its grammatical tenets...dot dot dot

 

So, I'm going to bed so, uh...try not to take it too far tonight and remember. Don't get high on your own supply.