jester3681

Yeah, no shit. PIB is Ohio's Jersey Shore, guys.

Welcome to OR, Tom!

I had stinkhorns in my front yard last year - they grow pretty quick and look exactly like the pics on Wiki. I'd say this guy is just a common wild mushroom type think.

This is great.

BadTrainDriver - one of these and a reflective vest? I think a trainmaster would shit his pants.

Right under his house.

Sorry it took so long. Had to wait 30 seconds.

If there are members who are under 18, perhaps we should have some kind of content warning on the main page. Next time I'm on a porn site, I'll copy it and paste it here.

The tubes in the last pic are the normal drain tubes - that's where coolant will drain if the system is over pressure. You need to figure out if that's where the coolant is coming from - if so, there's an issue in the system - water pump, thermostat, etc.

I'd have to think something isn't plugged in.

I suppose I could just hit Google but I'm lazy. What all can you use this for? Complete computing solution?

1) Absolutely file the report. When it comes to insurance mediation, they compare the reports to come up with an "aggregate" story of what happened. If the guy who hit you doesn't file one, the only story they have is yours. 2) He may not have come out and said it, but I think it's general policy with CPD to not come out to a non-injury accident where both vehicles are drive-able. It might suck, but I think you're lucky a cop even showed up on the scene. I had a similar accident about six years ago. Someone pulled through a parking spot and T-boned my car while I was driving in a parking lot. Police did not come out, I filed a report the next morning. They didn't. Insurance companies found her at fault and it didn't cost us a dime. I think the biggest issue you may have is you didn't get their insurance info, but if you have car info I bet the insurance company can get it.

I recommend Kevin Lee at Inspired by Ink. He's a real class act, did some work for me - been in the business a long time. Inspired is also very clean and professional.

^^^ Roger this. The bigger it is, the more detail it'll show. Most of the detail is done with shading. If you want it average sized (4"x6"ish), you probably won't get all of the detail you see here, but it won't look terrible. Make it your whole back, you'll be able to read the size off the tire.

We've been members for three years, my daughter is 4.5 and my son is 3 - they've both always loved it. There are plenty of age appropriate activities for all kids there.

More than likely, the fine State of Ohio classifies this vehicle as a station wagon. Sounds like a car to me.

Beat me too it.

I like it!

OK - just watched the video... so you need two specialty drill bits and a center punch, but if you do it right, it *might* come out. Go to Harbor Freight, pay $6, get a dremmel.

Do you have to speak cockney when you do it?