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I hope for his sake he doesn't see any recent pics of you. Excellent job by the way Shawn!

crocheted mittens will be at a premium during the zombie apocolypse. It will be necessary, however, to install rails and forend grips on your knitting needles to combat the repetitive stress injuries as a result, and also install taclights and red-dot sights to ensure accurate embroidery in the absence of commercial power.

bowdog, now you do.

Good. I could use a sammich.

don't know where you've been, he's been pretty useless for a while now.

I would like you to answer this: What would you have had the President do in the face of the Arab Spring? Please remember that these are autonomous, sovereign nations.

gross misuse. and look who's turned into the Hulk in his own everybody-get-along thread?

site != sight

you accidentally a word I'd like to think that I'm relatively close to the same person in meatspace as I am on the tubes. If anything, the interwebs gives me the ability to be a little more articulate in calling someone a homofag than if I would have done it in person.

As I recall, it was a something around 2 weeks. Did you use the virtual tryon thing? I can't get over how accurate that was from what I saw on the page vs looking in the mirror after I got my glasses.

zennioptical.com my man. I bought 2 pairs of prescription glasses for $36/pair. My only bitch about one pair is that the coating started to flake off along one edge of one lens, but for $35 I'll just order another pair.

I understand, and I hope you didn't think I was digging at you at all. He's just learned a valuable life lesson about technology.

When was the last time you paid full retail for used electronics?

Fleabay's got it for $130. He either takes it back to the place he purchased it from or takes the hit for not doing his research before buying a shiny new gadget. No dig on you Stumpy, but he opened the box and therefore it's a used item. If he wants to get his money back then he should take it up with the vendor, not a secondary market.

Look at it this way, at least some of them have the presence of mind to put the exhaust port at above head level when you're sitting behind them in traffic.

I live off Westerville Rd, literally 90 seconds from the Pony. They're yours.

Got a little box o'stuff I unearthed while cleaning out my garage. I don't really care enough to price these out, so just take them. Have a dishwasher while you're at the house. Windscreen, I think it's a Sportech Rear light for a 98-02 (the cone before they switched to the elongated lens) Side signals I think I saw a peg in there Anyway, there's a box with usable parts, and it's yours if you get to the house before trash day on Thursday. PM for deets.

In all seriousness, I'm curious. Depending on the force of the impact, I would think that something's got to burst up there.

Damn. Sorry to hear, that's way to goddamn young.

I understand you're doing your due diligence. You can ask 50 cops and they may all same the same thing, however if the one you didn't gives you a ticket, legal or not, those statements by the cops aren't going to do fuck-all for your defense. Just pointing that out that unless you've got ironclad precedent from a previous court decision saying that those lights on your bike in that color and mounted that way are legal, you're still opening yourself for possible harassment by some local yokel who's been having a bad month, or some podunk town with a obscure ordinance from WWII. I only say this because others may take your name-dropping of cop supervisors as legal gospel, and it's not.

this just in, some japanese people are fucked up.

and/or meth is weck or something to that extent

I demand this driver and anyone else responsible for this to be brought before me and the Bacon Council for the most severest of punishments.

Which is why buying local makes so much goddamned sense.

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Essentially you pay the farm in the beginning of the growing season for a certain share or percentage of the harvest, of whatever is seasonally ripe, usually delivered every week/bi-weekly, and usually in a vegetable box format so you'll get a little of everything that's currently in season. It's good for you in that you get a shitload of incredibly fresh produce (this model completely bypasses the grocery store and their supply chains which increase time-to-shelf), and it's good for the farmer in that in spreads the risk around, you're buying a percentage and not a fixed amount, so if there's a drought and they have a drop in yield, you're still getting the same percentage of the harvest yield but it's going to be smaller for everyone due to the drought. If you have the means to store all the produce, I'd highly recommend joining one. OMC in Columbus does this as well for meat, but I'm not sure what their program entails since it's closed for the year.