jester3681

ORDN Admin: - Fix website

And sold - lock it up!

Sold to this dude - lock it up!

My wife gave me a more entertaining offer than your $100 to keep it, sir. But less entertaining than $190.

I have a $200 Macy's Gift Card from Christmas - I'll sell for $190 OBO. I live near the Macy's at Easton, I can meet you there.

CL deal fell through - buy it up!

Bump - this may be sold on CL, first dibs to OR folks!

Beat me to it!

Just like you see at the gym. I bought it and have only used it once - they just put in a bike path by the house - don't need it anymore. OR Price is $225 OBO - see CL ad. http://columbus.craigslist.org/bik/3550643704.html

I'm more tempted to get the one at Rice Paddy for $475...

Very nice!

My wife lost about 60 too, so keep it up! It's funny, between the two of us, we lost an average person. Clean living, that's all it takes. Miller 64 ain't that bad, guys.

I lost 75 pounds over the course of 2 years watching what I eat. I used a website called sparkpeople.com, which is free and helps you manage your food consumption. It also tracks exercise and has a very active forum for support. You can even enter allergies, food preferences and tastes and it will create a weekly menu for you and even go so far as to create a shopping list. I've struggled with my weight my whole life and this was the only thing that has worked for me. Magic potions and pills may work for the elite few, but for the rest of us, the way to lose weight is simple - Calories Consumed < Calories Expelled.

This guy clearly knows more than the rest of us about this. PM him. And I'm not being an asshole, either. Electric work, especially power electrics like you deal with in your house can be easy if you have a basic understanding of the fundamentals, but if you're tapping in to an unknown circuit, you may be better off leaving it to a professional.

May I suggest living at the Great Wolf Lodge. It's about $150 a night, so what... $4500 a month? They have an indoor pool, several restaurants, MagiQuest if you get bored, an arcade, daily maid service. It's close to the freeway and there's plenty of parking. And there's plenty of MILFs in bikinis to look at, if you're into that sort of thing.

When I worked at Nissan North in Worthington, I saw at least three bikes taken for trade against a car. Understand that you will probably not get the same trade value as you would if you were either trading in a car or trading at a bike dealership. Typically they just resell the bike to a bike dealer and you take the loss.

Prayers for all involved and those whose lives they touch. Special prayers for the little one that she may live a long and happy life in her mother's honor.

Additional note - I've always been impressed with their customer service. Maybe it's my length of time as a customer, or the number of accounts we have, but every time I've called in to question a fee, they've taken it off. I've even gone so far as to admit it was my fault, and deserved the fee. I told the girl, "I just don't really want to pay it." She took it off without questioning and thanked me for my business.

Just to tangent off here, even if you were previously certified, I'd recommend this. I have more or less carried one for 15 years and in the past 3-5 years, a lot of the recommendations for rescue breathing and compressions have changed pretty dramatically. I got my first one as a junior in high school working at a summer camp, and got my most recent one about a year ago for work. Night and day difference in what they tell you to do. $20 is a gift compared to what this type of class normally costs. I'd be in, but mine is still good until 2014.

Been with Huntington for almost 20 years. I've got multiple checking, multiple savings and home loan with them. Used to have credit cards as well. Our only complaints with them are the mortgage process was mind numbing (maybe that's just everywhere) and they sold off the credit cards, which we were using as overdraft and could no longer use them as such. As for routine banking, I've always been happy.