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What I find funny is that Jon always considered himself fairly right wing, then all of a sudden moved to the third most liberal part of the country, and now he's talking all crazy like.

One of the guys on here I think runs a cichlid forum, I know its in his sig. http://www.ohiocichlids.com I don't know shit about it though, I don't have fish.

Lol, it has four wheel steering now. Um, that's an upgrade, yeah, nothing wrong with it.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39961 I'll let that go for $2500

We don't have that function here, in order to save space and bandwidth. In order to post pictures you have to have them hosted on another site, and then hotlink them.

Polygamy was also accepted in the bible, but that shit surely isn't allowed now. I wonder what would happen if the courts got ahold of this.

You better be careful with that open mindedness shit, too much of it can cause your brains to leak out.

Busch is alright. Natty Ice makes me want to puke instantly. Am I the only one who absolutely can't stand Miller light?

I assume this is a tow truck?

Vince, have you driven one before? Mustangs seem to be a love it or hate it type of car. Obviously there are a lot of people out there that enjoy them, but I can't for the life of me get comfortable in one.

I can hook you up with an account where my server is located. It's a little over $100 a year, you have insane amounts of bandwidth and space, and registering a domain (actual website name) is $10 a year. I need to take a look at it when I get some time, but I should be able to get your first year for next to nothing. Going this route means you don't have to buy any hardware, you don't have to maintain anything, and once it's set up, all you have to do is upload whatever you want. If you stop by the house sometime, I can have you all set up in less than half an hour. This way, if you want to have a website you can, or you can just use it for hosting files, uploaded through FTP, all of which I can show you. I've been with the same place for probably 4 years now, and I've been happy the entire time.

A 10 year old policy will have better rates than starting a new one. Insurance companies like people to stay with them. $58 a month for a vette isn't bad, people spend FAR more than that a month for liability on cheap cars if they are young and/or have anything on their record.

I've noticed that a lot of people I've talked to from New York City (I have family out there) are scared of driving. When I ask them why they enjoy living there, one of the first answers is usually "public transit, I don't have to drive ANYWHERE!!" The guy my sister just married is 30 and hasn't had a license in years. I'm willing to bet that NEARLY everyone on here has been involved in some sort of wreck. I was when I was 18 or 19, and I can honestly say that it changed the way I drive. I decided right then that I needed to pay more attention to what I was doing, and give more distance between myself and the car in front of me. The only thing that scares me on the road is the unpredictable aspects. I've become pretty good and guessing the intentions of other drivers by their actions, so if I think someone wants to merge in front of me, I'll give them the room before they even have their signal on. I also know to back off when someone is being an idiot. Driving this way has kept me safe for almost 6 years, no tickets and no accidents.

I think that living in Chicago is starting to mess with your head, giving you a twisted view of the world. Don't fear though, there is still time to return to reality.

If you can read the forums and make posts, you have been granted membership. As for not being able to see some of the posts, no clue. These guys, however, are screwing with you, so I'm going to be a lame ass and end this.

Do I have to be to have an opinion?

Kinda funny to see WVU on there at all, and Michigan dropped.

I would think that not knowing the language that you orders are coming in would make for a dangerous situation when things are on the line. I wouldn't be able to trust a soldier to have my back if I wasn't sure he knew what he was suppose to be doing.

Yeah, when I was 16 I told an officer I wanted to read my speeding ticket before I would sign it. He became rather unhappy with me.

http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2007/09/03/stripper_petitions.html Monday, September 3, 2007 10:06 PM By Robert Vitale THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH Voters who go to the polls Nov. 6 to choose mayors and judges also might get the last word on what goes on inside Ohio strip clubs. Opponents of a no-touching rule approved by state legislators in May submitted 140,000 more signatures than necessary today to get the issue on the fall ballot. Their effort stops the new law from taking effect. Unless invalid signatures doom the statewide referendum, strip-club limits are on hold until voters make the call. In the battle for popular support, strip-club owners and dancers claimed an edge. They turned in 120 boxes of petitions — 382,508 signatures total — to Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner's office. Citizens for Community Values, the Cincinnati-based group behind tougher rules, submitted more than 220,000 signatures to get the legislative ball rolling early this year. “Today, the people have spoken even louder,” said Jennifer Welch, a dancer from Cincinnati and a member of the Dancers for Democracy group formed to fight the new rules. “It's time to stop legislating morality.” The bill approved by lawmakers would prohibit strip-club patrons and dancers from touching and would require sex-oriented businesses to shut down at midnight. Leaders of Citizens for Community Values couldn't be reached for comment today. A poll commissioned by the group in May showed 60 percent of Ohioans support a law making strip clubs close at midnight. About 68 percent said physical contact should be banned between dancers and patrons. The Secretary of State's office on E. Broad Street opened on the holiday so officials could accept the boxes of signatures from Citizens for Community Standards, a similarly named group that opposes new rules. The state constitution gives citizens 90 days after a law is passed to collect signatures for a statewide referendum; the timing of the strip-club issue required that the office be open yesterday, said Jeff Ortega, Secretary of State spokesman. State laws allow such matters to be handled on the first business day after a holiday, Ortega said, but the constitution offers no such leeway. “The constitution is what it is,” he said. The Secretary of Statewill send petitions to county boards of elections so signatures can be verified. To put the new rules before voters, opponents need a number equal to 6 percent of the total votes cast in the 2006 governor's race. That's a total of 241,366 valid signatures. The group also must meet a 3 percent threshold in half the state's 88 counties. The group met that requirement in 52 counties, including Franklin and Cuyahoga, said Sandy Theis, spokeswoman for Citizens for Community Standards. In central Ohio, opponents of the strip-club rules topped the 3 percent mark in Madison, Pickaway and Union counties and were below that level in Delaware, Fairfield and Licking. In Hamilton County, where the push for strip-club limits began, opponents collected nearly 55,000 signatures.

he was playing games at home. I called him up all "wtf mate" so, he called the guys that broke shit, and they had to go back to the site to unbreak it. A guy on OT from Erie, PA was bitching about it being down

Actually, someone else broke road runner, but he broke it more by not being at work to unbreak it.

Delaware state park. It's way up Rt. 23, but only $5 last I checked. I'd suggest trying to look it up, I don't remember exactly where it's at.

Oh, and I would have been on here for half the night, except I was watching tv and my laptop needs a new hard drive, so no multi tasking for a while. So, I got bored and waxed the truck, it's all kinds of sexy now. I just wish I had some polish to de-fog my headlights, and some chrome polish, and I'd be set.

I sent Thorney a text message earlier no response