copperhead

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I'm sure that they left him enough that he could just buy new parents. in an effort to balance out this post, I will say that really sucks. Watching my parents get divorced when I was 14 was hard enough for me. I can't imagine watching them both die.

Thanks for the help everyone, I've got an apointment tomorrow at this place:

Are you still thinking about trading for a truck? If so, what are you looking for?

Looks like a winner, but the yellow pages still have them listed on Hard Rd. Would you happen to have directions to the new place?

I appreciate it, but I definately won't have time to travel far this week. Thanks though.

do all of the petsmart locations have this service? Or should I call ahead to confirm?

Does anyone know of any good vets on the northside? I live just off Sawmill, so anything in the Dublin/Powell area would be great. I'm new to the whole pet world. I picked up a 2 to 3 year old female from the deleware humane society, and need to get her to the vet this week. I would also like to say that the franklin county dog shelter sucks. Sam had brought this up a while back, and he was completely right. If you are looking for a pet, the deleware county one is great to work with.

This is the truth. Post a price.

Sorry, but the rules state that you must list a starting price.

Too bad they trashed the interior. Everything else looks great.

SKEET SKEET SKEET

Metric is great when dealing with bolts. It's a lot easier to try and find the right size since they are simply numbered, then try to remember what fraction of an inch is bigger than whatever wrench is in your hand. But other than hardware, standard is fine with me.

Where I grew up was a smaller town, so we didn't have enough plows to get everything done quickly. There were many times when they either had not made it to some of the major roads or roads had become recovered by the time I would be driving to school. I remember ending up on a sidewalk one day because I thought it was fun to fishtail my old 4x4 (in two wheel drive) for about 3 blocks.

I grew up in the Appalachians. My childhood home was halfway up a rather tall, rather steep hill. When we would get a bad snow, my parents would park in the neighbors driveway. I was the only one that could ever get up our driveway, and about half the winters since I've been old enough to drive, I'd been in a two wheel drive compact truck. It takes only a little bit more effort to get around in than the 4x4's that I've had. My mom had taken her dodge caravan off the side of the road twice that I can remember, and I once had to go to the bottom of the hill to pick up my sister's boyfriend, who couldn't get his toyota paseo farther than halway up the hill. I took my two wheel drive truck (with NO weight in the bed) right up the hill without a single problem. I've never been to new england. I know they get a lot of snow, but is everything flat around there?

It's there only for people that are scared of oversteer. I'm disapointed that my new truck tracks so straight in the snow. It's no fun. And I will argue that RWD is better for climbing hills in the snow. Weight transfer and all that.

Gay 1 Jew

AH HAHAHAHA I do that shit all the time to people, it's so much fun. I only do it on purpose to people that pissed me off somehow, but I'm sure that I blind people at 75% of the lights I stop at.

going from a compact two wheel drive truck to a red fullsize 4x4, I've noticed that people definately act differently towards you depending on what you drive. My foglights are always on at night so people know that I'm there. People cut me off far less in this truck. The only thing that gets me is when I've got a trailer behind me. I dunno, people must start thinking that I'm driving slower with it back there and I'm usually going as fast as I normally would. One day I was hauling a thunderbird back to Columbus from out east, before I got the trailer brakes set up. This was also before I put on new brakes, so the truck did not stop very well at the time. I was in the left lane, coming up on a semi on the right. There was a Mustang with an older guy driving behind the semi, that decided to jump in front of me at the last moment. I had to slow down for it, which was nerve racking. Once the Mustang got back into the right lane, I pulled up so my trailer was beside him, and started drifting into his lane. Next thing I knew, he was kicking up dust from off the side of the road trying to get away from me. I'll bet he never fucked with someone pulling a trailer again.

That's how I made the connection

No idea. However, if you were to look up his previous posts, you would see that they are all just links back to his site. He also used an IP spoofer when logging in here.

The thread starter spammed this link on several other message boards, and he has spammed on here before. He has been banned.

Moving over is just courtesy, something that is very lacking in todays society.

I swear I saw somewhere in the ORC that you can't modify your exhaust. Look through 4513.22.1 Link I'm not awake enough to interpret laws right now, sorry

I'd like to eat some rolls tonight. Roadhouse on 23N has some that are very good. Who is up for meeting there?