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I'm also a national city to PNC transfer and never had any fees, in fact I just upgraded my account since I get direct deposit and tripled my saving interest rate to a whopping .55% lol, don't really use it for the interest though, mainly as a back up for the checking account.

Whoops, didn't see the 4 shotguns part of the OP. Just assumed we were talking hand guns here since 90% of the talk on this forum is handguns lol

If there is an in room safe, make sure the default passcode is not 0000 or something along those lines. Google default hotel safe pass codes and you will find instructions on how to change default codes and what different manufacturers default codes are.

This is obvious from the comments on the video, probably 9 out of 10 people think he over reacted and that a child should not live in his house. He may have been one of the most down to earth guys I have ever seen, yet people find things to bitch about. Granted, those people are probably like his daughter and expect everything to be handed to them. I think every one on OR and the guy in this video should create a new country on an island somewhere with winding roads, motorcycles and guns, although we may need more womenz lol.

I wish I could have stayed longer, sounds like I missed quite the show hahaha

I have had 35-front 20-rear on all 3 of my cars and never have had an issue. Even when I had the rice mobile sentra with a loud exhaust and the cavalier with green LEDs in the headlamps. I would say 35/20 would be fine, the most they usually do if you do get a dick cop is write you a fix it ticket. The main issue is can they see into the front windows, which 35 generally is just light enough to do that. I should also note that I have been pulled over probably 6 times and not once have they said anything about tint(knocks on wood).

The only ones I am saying are definitely wrong are the ones where the people are already cuffed or just sitting there. The ones that cut into the clip in the middle of some kind of action could be way out of context, but there is no reason some of that should have happened. Like the the guy getting pushed into the street then arrested, or the guy in cuffs on the ground getting his leg broken and especially the motorcycle one. Granted he could have been speeding or something prior to the clip shown but that's no reason the pull a gun on him from an unmarked car with no uniform or anything.

Holy shit! Half those people were in cuffs and not doing anything to cause that, even if they were bad mouthing the cops, they had no right to hit them. I mean what ever happened to I'm rubber you're glue? lol And the part with the guy on the bike?! I would have been in the process of drawing my gun on that guy thinking he was going to shoot me! No lights, badge or ID of any kind saying he was a cop. Shits fucked up man!

Oh boy, someone touching things they shouldn't be touching?

Worlds best dad was pretty good. I liked the last part of this trailer with the BMW driver, so true! lol

When I had to make a claim with state farm last October, my car was in the shop for over 2 months because state farm was arguing with it self as to who was at fault. The other guy ran a stop sign and t boned me. It was pretty cut and dry as to what happened but he also had state farm, so it appeared as if they were trying to figure out how they could pay the least amount of money and pin the accident on the one with the policy that favored them instead of the one who was at fault. I had much better coverage and they didn't want to pay out the $5000+ my car cost to fix. Got in a screaming match on the phone several times before they finally said it was the other guys fault. Never going back to state farm.

Thinking of selling the Bersa 380 and buying a Glock 26 or 27. Anyone want a Bersa? lol

There really isn't a best price for motorcycle insurance, from what I have found is it is hit and miss as to what is the best deal. It seems like every company has radically different views on what each bike should be rated as. State farm classified my Daytona as a super sport in the high risk category where as Geico classified it as a sport with a moderate risk, and when I say risk I mean in terms of cost of replacement and danger. State farm claimed since my bike was not very common here in the states, it would cost more to fix as opposed to say a CBR600. State farm was going to charge me over $1000 for my 600 but Geico is only $250.

This makes me really want a glock because I have yet to find a holster that is minimal enough for my liking. Everything I find makes me feel like I have a tumor in my back and bulges like crazy, mind you I am a 30" waist at 135lbs so it doesn't take much.

Wow, I may have to check them out again now that I have a bigger bike. They were almost exactly the same as all state when I had the ninja 250 but now that I have the daytona it may be worth it to go back.

I'm pretty sure April is generally the start date for most of Ohio. All the places I called said the person who does the motorcycle tests was not in until then. So I'm thinking they are basically on leave until April so the state doesn't have to pay them to sit around doing nothing.

32" HDTV = fail as a monitor You don't have a high enough resolution to make that size work well. Now my 26" with 1920x1200 is a beast.

Its not really glue, its more like uncured plastic. There is a chemical reaction between the 2 compounds that cures the epoxy so once it dries it is super hard. I would use a bolt for the basic structure but then use epoxy over it to keep the bolt from moving and to add extra strength.

I have just gone on what people have said about taking it on a full size bike. If the test is the same as what I took in the class last year then you should be able to pass it on a normal size bike no problem, but I heard it was harder to take at the BMV for some reason. Not sure why though since I never took it there.

Nice! More Cleveland area people! Welcome!

Yeah, definitely skills test. But unless you have a 250, the skills test may be a bit hard.

Damn! Craigslist here I come lol

My head lights were all screwed up from the previous owner laying the bike down, I used epoxy and put it all back together. Give that a shot, get the stuff that comes in 2 separate tubes that you have to mix together and try to "weld" it back together. You will have to hold it in place for a few minutes but after 24 hours its hard as a rock. EDIT: Hellmut you beat me to it by like 10 seconds lol

I managed to get out for like 5 minutes lol. By the time I got home from work it was almost dark but I HAD to at least take it around the block after all the deals gap talk and the motorcycle show! Had quite an audience too since everyone was outside enjoying the nice weather. I think I may have pissed a few of my neighbors off lol