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  1. I want a stockish fun daily, anyone ever driven these in winter? if so auto or manual, ls1,ls2 part of me just says with 350hp just get an auto, how do the autos hold up in these?
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  2. What u guys think would look good on the camaro for spring summer fall wheels. i want a 18". i like the c6 z06 black w polished lip or billet specialties fastlanes.
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  3. I bring a whole new meaning to "its on like donkey Kong!"
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  4. 04 WW Evo, 87k miles. Mod list. AEM EMS AEM Eugo AEM boost control solenoid HKS UICP HKS SSQ HKS Intake HKS 272's HKS autotimer ACT Clutch Walbro 255 AMS 1200's JDM rear SE Front Works CW shift knob MR BBS rims MR rear diffuser hawk pads Prosport smoked boost guage (defi knockoff) Evo Dave blacked out head lights clear corners mickey mouse steering wheel guage pod Im looking to get 12,900 for it. The car had the timing belt done by the Works Columbus branch at 65K miles, all the fluids have been replaced, and I just put new tires on it. The rear brakes need done which Id be happy to do before the car is sold. I'll sell it for 12500 if you want to do the brakes yourself. I just had a 3rd little girl and Im looking for something a little bigger as a result. The car made 403/408 on IPS's dyno on E85 this summer. It is in great running condition, no problems at all and everything works, THE CAR FLIES. The only blimish to the car is there are a few dents from hail on the hood (3 dents) and I have yet to have the decklid welded and painted after I took the factory spoiler off and put the rexspeed cf spoiler on. I went to car max today and they offered me 9500. Im not willing to take that little for it. Let me know. Thanks! http://www.columbusdsm.com/blunt/Evo/Evo1.jpg http://www.columbusdsm.com/blunt/Evo/Evo2.jpg http://www.columbusdsm.com/blunt/Evo/Evo3.jpg http://www.columbusdsm.com/blunt/Evo/Evo4.jpg http://www.columbusdsm.com/blunt/Evo/Evo5.jpg http://www.columbusdsm.com/blunt/Evo/Evo6.jpg
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  5. so..... $10 is 67% of $15....$10 is .01% of 100k how does your example fit bens? shouldnt it say If I had $100,000 in my pocket and you took .01% ($10), I probably wouldn't miss it. If I had $15 in my pocket and you took .01% (rounds up to a penny), then I still wouldnt miss it. OR If I had $100,000 in my pocket and you took 67% ($67,000), then we might have an issue. If I had $15 in my pocket and you took 67% ($10), then we still might have an issue. Ben was saying 25% for everybody, your example is .01% for the rich, and 67% for the poor....using your $10 example
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  6. Ironic justice is always the best. It's a shame the other bombers didn't get similar New Year messages...
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  7. I'm sorry, I'm sure they all affect you with your six figure income and $3.5M inheritence. Besides the majority of my choices were value-"Bang for your buck"-type choices, not ideological -- call me a liberal all you want, but I'm really an economist, with some morals.
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  8. Better hope the Komen Foundation doesn't find out about this...
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  9. I have the Savage 17 and it's like a little laser stinger round. at 100, it's dead flat (2550 ft/s, IIRC) and the holes are as close as you are steady. As the others have said, not nearly as cheap as 22LR, but similar to the 22WM within a dollar per 50 box most places. As far as shooting little critters, I can see how it wouldn't leave much to reclaim once they're hit. We had a 50yd fruit target day at a friend's farm once, just to compare the effects of 22LR to the HMR, and the difference was intense. While the 22LR shot clean little holes all day, the HMR (with a hollow point spitzer round) punched a perfectly-shaped 6-pointed star entry hole and blew the whole back out of a small watermelon. Impressive for such a little guy. Just like jbot. The only drawback I've found is that the speed and trajectory of the HMR give a false sense of accuracy at traditional 22LR distances, and when you go to longer ranges, the bullet lacks the mass of most long-range rounds and can really float away with decent cross-winds past 150-200yds. It's not a drawback in the traditional sense, but it really brings you back to reality once you're done with the 100yd playtime stuff.
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  10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsQzw_Ax8Cw
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  11. Have more than one friend that has been through nearly identical calls recently. Amazing.
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  12. For a business, I totally understand. For a charity? They should be ENCOURAGING people to start grassroots fundraising for cancer research.
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