Nitrousbird

As far as I have heard the skip hack is iOS only. One of the best Jailbreak things you can do as it makes Pandora far more useable.

Lol, 10k/yr in taxes. That's more than his whole monthly budget.

Hopefully in Blu-ray 3D. I will burn them all for sure.

I can not believe you went to private school. Perhaps there was a short bus associated with it?

You are asking for a lot for 85k. Be willing to make some sacrifices.

Wakeboard boats are the shit. Too bad they are fucking expensive and hold their value better than other boats.

Hopefully this will tank the value of used 1st gen iPads so that I can pick one up cheap. Otherwise, why not just buy an iPad 2? Apple dropping the iPad 1 to $399 + flooded market with people upgrading should allow for a sub $300 used iPad 16GB. At that price, I'm willing to pony up the cash.

If you decide to sell, I should be in the market this year. I've been looking at some Centurions, but could easily consider an older X-star at the right price.

You have to pay for Windows 7?

Is he more funny than you?

WOW is hiring install and repair techs at more money than that. https://performancemanager4.successfactors.com/career?company=WOW Do bother applying if you have a shitty driving or something dirty in your background, as there is a background check done. I've interviewed a pile of people, and we still have several more positions to fill.

Cool looking car, but two SBC's only making 900hp makes it pointless. Either do one high HP motor, or two crazy motors.

I must be lucky. After moving off campus (where I was victom quite a few times of vehicle break-in's, with many thousands lost in damages/stolen stuff), I haven't had an issue since. 2002-2008 in Reynoldsburg, hell I forgot to lock my vehicles a number of times, had nice cars parked outside, etc. A year after in Upper Arlington / Hilliard area, no issues. Almost 2 years in Powell, no issues at all. Though break-in's can happen anywhere, area has a LOT to do with it.

Yes - I love TV.

Those are all my smallest TV's. 50", 57", and 73" aren't pictured as they aren't wall mounted, so it doesn't apply.

I wear an unwashed burlap sack. I like to let my balls know who is the boss.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=168&pictureid=4588 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=168&pictureid=4587 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=168&pictureid=4586 Wall mounted our 47" LED-LCD in the bedroom using this mount: http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082802&p_id=6434&seq=1&format=2 Yes, a whopping $11.68 and it works great. But unless you have an LED-LCD, don't bother - it is a huge PITA to install because the TV sits so close to the wall, and hard to get the wires behind it recessed enough. Use a .75" - 1.5" mount instead of this .3" mount with thicker TV's. I have it mounted into two studds, no problem. I also have one of my 22" monitors wall mounted using this mount: http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082802&p_id=4565&seq=1&format=2 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=168&pictureid=3742 And my kitchen 24" LCD using this mount: http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082802&p_id=4854&seq=1&format=2 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=168&pictureid=4856 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=168&pictureid=4857 Monoprice mounts are inexpensive and high quality. I trust my TV's with them.

LOL, rotaries sound like utter dog shit. This is a fact, not opinion.

LOL, the douche expects someone to pay 1k for a 240k mile, POS Neon with a fucked up motor? I'm sure it is in awful condition inside and out too.

Roll your eyes, but he is right. And according to this article, it is going to be a Rotary with an ELECTRIC SUPERCHARGER.

+1 - it can make a noticable difference on your tax return.

Well, I just bought it. Except I paid $57.50 shipped instead of $74 after shipping that was in Doc's link. Brand new, with box/tags, off of E-bay.

- Subway, 75 points = free foot long. I always buy the $5 foot longs, and use my points to buy one that isn't on the $5 menu. - Speedway. I always save up to 66,000 points to get the $100 gift card. Sadly, Speedway is getting more shitty about it. When they first started, they would pay points based on the amount of money you spent on gas (which was awesome), then it was changed to gallons. Now, the $100 card is for non-gas purchases, unless you go with a card that costs more points. - Kroger card = worthless. Only use it so I can get the sale prices. - Chase Debit rewards. Costs $25/year to be a member, but there is cash-back rewards, and I end up making money on the deal, so it is worth the membership cost, and takes no effort on my part.

This thread has got me thinking about my setup, as I don't necessarily fully understand it. City water with septic system. - Have a concrete box about 10' from the side of the house, with a concrete lid/pull handle that's about 2-3' down. About 4' further, there is just basically a hole that has a lid in it. 2' further there is a plastic round lid. - A good distance away is the leach bed; near it is a concrete lid. Am I to assume I have 3 septic tanks + leach bed? I've never had mine emptied, and have never had any smells or drainage issues in the 21 months we have owned the house (sat empty for a year before we got it). I've never opened any of the lids nor changed over the leach bed (didn't know that was possible). I've never had a problem, so am I asking for issues messing with it?

Pay range?