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bingo bango bongo. Personally, I wouldn't be opposed to loosening some valve cores on those vandals tires, either theirs or their parents on your way out.

I NEED SOME FUCKING CLOSURE!

Bingo. Guns are one of the easiest things to fence. Once you start advertising you have them, unintended consequences may ensue.

If they are brazen enough to vandalize your bike and you start OC'ing, they might attempt to break-in to see if you have any more guns at home when you are away.

I believe on cars you don't feel the imbalance anymore because the vibrations are so close together they "cancel", for lack of a better word. Still, I would want to ride anything, 2 or 4 wheels, knowing I had a unbalanced tire.

Why? Centripetal forces don't change from 70mph on truck tires to 160 on motorcycle tires. As long as you have the proper weight amount per tire (like not throwing in 10oz in a front tire) they will balance themselves out normally. I've got them in mine now, and I haven't had problem one.

someone please drop a bomb on the stadium. As a NY fan I have a standing vendetta against Boston, and I think the Lakers are just a bunch of whiny bitches. make sure Jack Nicholson gets out alive.

So you sold the vstar you just bought a month or so ago?

Whatever, you DBA's are weaksauce. Hike up your skirt, grab a console cable, and do some REAL work for a change. /please don't replace me with a shell script

"Tonight, at the Pit: Everyone Gets Laid."

stupid damn work, had to miss this one.

can't watch video at work, anyone care to sum up?

All the proof you needed for that was last year. Futures traders and speculators parked DOZENS of fully loaded supertankers in international waters, betting that the per barrel price of oil would rebound enough to make it worth it. There's something else at play there, and it's not the futures market, or anything that the general population will likely ever know. My money's on the speculators, as it always has been. This particular iteration I think is more motivated by personal self-interest on Oil's part, but the larger picture's been ruled by speculators.

Speaking of conspiracy theories and "coincidences", I really have a hard time believing that Big Oil suddenly decided to be charitable and lower gas prices, especially given all the geopolitical stuff going on that they've used as "ammo" previously to give us the high hard one. I believe they understand this is a game changer, and to attempt to offset the impact they are lowering gas prices to keep the crowd from escalating from "impotent rage" to "sniping at CEO's".

i love impotent rage. Goes great with my english muffin.

Apparently the fuzz in Ottawa Hills know enough to sever a spine with one shot.

I agree completely, and it kinda pisses me off. Soapbox later, fix problems now. Now you're being an idiot. Stop watching reruns of 24.

Yes. I didn't want to take the chance using my existing wiring harness, so I bought the DDM relayed wiring which comes in lengths designed for easy drop in installation on a car. Also correct. I wouldn't have had any fears running the 35W light on a factory harness.

I have 2 55W 6000K's in mine, using the DDM wiring harness. I'm still tracking down phantom power issues, sometimes one side lights up, sometimes I don't get anything at all. The harness you get is designed for a car, as such it needs extensive modification to fit. I'm inclined to believe my power issues are related to the harness instead of the lights themselves. I have them wired to the high-beam power leads, so I can shut them both off if necessary.

Bingo. If I wanted to see that shit, I'd watch MTV. I don't, so I won't. Just another staged "reality" show, stocked with people like a... From a bunker no less where you can rest the rifle on the sandbags if you have to. Bullshit. Only thing they need to add is the ridiculous dramatic lighting like in Millionaire and the cliche will be complete.

Personally, I absolutely loathe the idea of plate renewal. Having to pay every year for a sticker on a piece of metal when I've already paid taxes on the car and a use tax on gas just burns me up. I can't imagine volunteering to pay more money to do the same thing.

Depending on when I get back from TN, I'm hopefully in.

I would highly recommend hitting up a firm in Columbus called ICC. They are one of the larger consulting firms in the city, and run a very tight ship. You'll probably be interested in the ESG, or Enterprise Services Group. I'm not sure what your experience level is, but they will sort you out quite well.

There's a difference, and since you're a little new to the game you need to know what that is. Staff augmentation firms, or "staff augs", "body shops", or just plain "IT temp agencies" specialize in putting an ass in a seat until your project is done. Doesn't matter if your project is a technology refresh that's only going to last a week or implementation of a new ERP system that's going to take the rest of the year. Find a person who's got a pulse and said they put together their own PC back in 1998, and get them a seat. True consulting firms or "managed services" firms deal with companies that want to outsource branches of IT to an outside source. For instance, if they want some guy to sit down and do Tier 2 desktop support all day every day, while routing their helpdesk line to someone else who lives at the outsource firm that does Tier 1 phone support all day every day. Those are the jobs I'm talking about. Chances are once you are assigned to a certain client, to that client you stay as you become more and more familiar with their environment and they get used to having you around. Fast forward a few months/year, and chances are you get hired on there full time.

i want one. that would be awesome for office assault, I should be able to hit that Red Sox loving wanker in Finance with no problem.