Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[houstonshark]

I saw fumble and no touchdown. We got screwed.

I didn't think it was a TD, but it could not have been over ruled as a fumble. Worst case, we would have had the ball on the 1". Just would have wasted more time.

[thtrog]

that was crazy!!!

[Wakeman22]

Congrats shark. Well played game.

[Iwndr]

Texas earned that one

[thtrog]

lets go to bed hoes

[Wakeman22]

Nite ET.

[Wakeman22]

That last play was better than a hail Mary.

[skippabcool]

Nite ET

[skippabcool]

My school won and is now 4-1

[skippabcool]

Watching the Wisc and Nebr game

[skippabcool]

Hoping Wisc wins

[Wakeman22]

Think I am going to meet up with bryce tomorrow at the lake and get a pull from him.

[Iwndr]

Calling for snow on Wednesday

[Iwndr]

At least we made it into October this year

[Iwndr]

Here you go Ewok

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2...t-engines.html


Gearing up for a redesign, both the Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator are going to be adding EcoBoost V6 engines to the lineup.


The redesigned Expedition should bow in 2013 as a 2014 model, with new styling as well as the new engine option. And if the F-150 is any indicator, the Expedition will also likely be going on a diet in its newest form, with weight savings helping to cut down on fuel consumption. The 3.5-liter EcoBoost will likely keep its power output at the standard 365 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque, sourced directly from the F-150.

Lincoln will refresh the Navigator one year later in 2014, and it should hit the market by 2015. Again, expect weight loss and the turbocharged EcoBoost to give the SUV some improved fuel economy. Lincoln has said that the Navigator will however retain its size, and is almost positively going to remain a body-on-frame setup