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I prefer the margerita over the truck, seen that truck send me home.
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How did the name throttle stop come about. To me throttle go would be more accurate. "Throttle stop" does not sound like they should be used in the same sentence. I think throttle go sounds better than throttle stop. Like My throttle was go for 6.0 seconds Another phrase is trans break, is another one, that should not be used in the same sentence. There is another one but I cannot think of it right now. I think if every one talks throttle go for so many seconds, it sounds better. Does not sound negative as throttle stop or I was on the stop for 6 seconds. "You were on the stop for six seconds and won. How is that?"
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It's not a Trans "break", it is a Trans Brake. It is a way of braking (stopping/holding) the transmission. Even that is a misnomer, as it isn't really a brake, it's just a way to engage both first and reverse simultaneously. But it has the effect of a brake.
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