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  1. god, did that suck.
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  2. I heard the pay was shitty
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  3. for summer only best to least Goodyear eagle F1 GS-D3 (wear faster then all the others but sick traction) Good dry traction. cornering is crazy, noise is min, wear ehh depends on how you drive it, wet control is excel, kinda pricey but wirth the money. Michelin Pilot Sport (very nice quality tire excel traction) very excel quality tire the ride is smooth confortable, has great handling ristics, wear is ok, wet is excel, noise none, Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 (same as above) bassically smae as above but differant design NITTO invo( very crazy) These tires have a alian type design, looks like something out of the future lol. i would only use for dry roads summer only. wet you might be all over the place. they are not desgined to move water all that much. its a summer only tire. and yes they handle control, speed, noise is a min, looks sick, lasts a good amount. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus ( good performance all season but summer only) good all season performance tire. but snow they still suck. but summer tire for a dd driver in rain ruff roads etc. good control, balance, handling, ride quality. wear pattern is longer lasting. BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW 2 ( good control etc wears odder sick pattern)very nice tire. patern is crazy. handing in dry is sick. rain kinda sucks, noise can get loud on highway. wear patern is odd. depends on alignment settings. harder counpound tire.
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  4. I enjoy reading all the paranoid responses on this forum... OMG its storming outside, ARMAGEDON ! Honestly if you believe you can only blame president Bush for this current banking crisis, please do me a favor and with hold your vote from the election, because you clearly have no understanding on how this issue needs addressed, and changed. Congress is the issue, big banks with power lobbying, donating to our wonderful two presidental hopefuls. Congress is the concern, with their seemingly limitless terms, partisan voting, back water agreements, no regulations, no finance reforms. So choose your congressman more carefully next time, they installed this mess we are in. President Bush is mearly a scape goat for a democratic offensive, and a GOP rebellion for innocence in public eyes. Ole Obama an Mcain are just jems of men... But I will say if you believe Obama will get out his magic carpet and fly us into economic bliss, it will end in a bad dream. My .02 cents are please do your self a solid. If this issue is truly important to your do the research and investigate both congressmen's policies on the economy, for me their is a clear cut winner, because socialism is not the way, middle class or not. As for the bailout option, I believe the wisdom of Alan Greenspan, if he supports the idea, in the end it will work. He is the reason our country was so successful for the last decade and a half!
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  6. Anyone else sick of this bullshit media control? It says one thing very clearly: The McCain Campaing is expects to be thoroughly embarashed by her if she's allowed to speak on her own. Bush pulled the same shit; don't let anyone who might disagree with you anywhere near you, because you will look like a fool. This bitch aint ready to take on grad-student kids asking questions, what the shit is she going to be able to do in office?
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  7. So the federal government is planning on spending $700,000,000,000 to bailout the failing banks. $700,000,000,000 There are 303,824,640 (July 2008 est.) people in the US. That's $2303.96 per person. That's every man, woman, and child. There are 242,677,893 people age 15 older. That's $2884.48 per person. Let's break that down a little further. Currently there is $10.5 trillion in mortgage debt in the US. $10,500,000,000,000. The average mortgage debt is $250,000, so let's assume there are 42,000,000 mortgages in the US. Instead of bailing out the banks, why not give that $16,666.67 to each person with a mortgage. Apply it directly to the mortgage to help pay down the principal, thus bringing back some of the home's equity, allowing people to more easily refinance their idiotic home loans (interest only, arms, etc). Ah, but not everyone needs that $16,666.67. Only about 30% of the mortgages on the market are subprime. So, 30% of the 42,000,000 total mortgages is 29,400,000. That's $23,809.52 for each subprime loan. That would definitely help! Now remember ladies and gents, these total numbers of mortgages are estimated pretty high, so likely the dollar amounts would be much higher. Imagine that, the government could chose to help damn near every American citizen, but is instead choosing to bailout a few banks. Still have faith in our government to do the "right thing"??? And for those already opening up Snopes, I just wrote this. This isn't a spam email forward or any shit like that.
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  8. Ben I've been saying the same thing. IF banks where to just take anyone behind in a subprime get them on a locked rate moved there behind to the end of the loan and make them even it would help
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  9. Yes give me $16K and I will drop it on my principle right now. Then I can afford to refinance and get a lower rate then what I have now. Shit is stupid when I get letters saying "you are approved for a new mortgage up to $155K" and the rate is always higher then what I have right now. I guess I am lucky on my mortgage but I could do better...
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  10. Not sure if this will help at all: http://www.statepatrol.ohio.gov/forms/salvage.pdf
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  11. just read them....sorry....never joined a board that had a log in like this.......lengthly prosess...didn't come her to start trouble but to find more racers in c-bus JJ
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