AngryBMW

I work with a former Westport employee and he had nothing but good things to say about them. With any builder, I'm sure there are horror stories but you have to take the good with the bad. Who are you financing with? I am a site sponsor and have some pretty attractive programs. Feel free to email me at mstock@usavingsbank.com for more information! Thanks, Marc

WTF. Post the link to send emails to our elected officials again... -Marc

Isn't that illegal? -Marc

Fixed. -Marc

Truth. -Marc

Supersoak them hoes... -Marc

Dumb. -Marc

I know for a fact that they are paid crazy money in OT. I worked for a 25 year old making solid 6 figures as a utility worker for AEP. -Marc

David bought Australia as a weekend retreat wih his excess CTD profits. Maybe he will sell at a reasonable price? -Marc

He is here to have CTD work on it... -Marc

My parents had to have 12 cut down in the past 2 weeks. Sucks as the backyard is pretty bare now. I hope yours are not affected but, if they are, I hope you find a suitable replacement soon! -Marc

What a bunch of hippies. -Marc

If you want to snuggle all you have to do is ask. :gay: -Marc

I also recently received a ticket in NC and went through the same thought process. I was guilty as sin and was not worried about the fine, just the points. I made some calls and here is what I found out: - They WILL NOT allow to plea the case down over the phone in NC. The only way you can plea down is by going to your court date. I live in Ohio...not worth the expense. - Get a lawyer in NC to handle this for you. Trust me; the lawyers there are vultures...you will be receiving at least 20 mailers from local lawyers promising you the world for a measly $100-200 PLUS the cost of the ticket. - Points are NOT TRANSFERED to Ohio from NC. Our states are not reciprocal. Neither is PA or Michigan (I’ve had tickets there, too). I specifically asked what would happen if I did not pay the ticket. I was told that the individual states BMV's are finally connected, but it takes months for data to be transferred. No bench warrants, suspended Ohio license, etc. The worst thing that would happen is eventually NC would suspend my license and then eventually it would get to Ohio and they could suspend my license but it is highly unlikely. At the end of the day, I decided that I was guilty and since the points do not transfer to my Ohio license and that it will not be reported to my insurance, I simply paid my $218.00 fine + $5.90 online processing fee to pay electronically and called it a day. The fine itself was only $30 (79 in a 65) but the mandatory court costs were $188.00. If I had to pay those fee’s regardless, plus additional attorney fee's and court costs to plea down to a non-moving violation, it wasn't worth it. I did a little further digging and you may want to thoroughly read your ticket. From what I read, going 15 over in NC (depends on the county) requires a mandatory court appearance. I'm sure I was going more than 15+ but I was on my bike at 10PM and the cop was nice. Give the county a call and I'm sure they will be honest and up front with you. All they really want is your money. Hope this helps, Marc

Like you know. Molly hikes harder than you... -Marc

I have one too. Be jelly, bitch. -Marc

Can we play for free too? -Marc

Say's the man that is too busy to print some basic papers... I work 100% commission...If I don't close I don't eat. But, for you bitches I will see what I can do. It's easier for me to sneak out around 8-10AM during the week if that helps anyone... -Marc

I'll get back to you on this. In all seriousness, the OP is a 60yr old man that babies this car. -Marc

Also have one rear with same miles. $400 for all 3. -Marc

Is David arrogant enough to respond? I sure hope so. -Marc

Mike + 2 beers = drunk /= (marc)(rick)(zach)(fuzz)drunk Yup. -Marc

I took Mike to my family cabin in Norther PA a few years ago and we all went golfing. Mike is not a golfer, so he was our driver. The course is a mountain course with very steep grades. Mike was coming down the fairway on one particular drop and slammed the brakes to not pass a ball. Brakes locked up, cart slid, cart tipped and flipped the passanger out. Mike tried to put a leg out to catch the cart and failed. The cart ended up coming down on his leg. Very nice bruise and cuts. Flipped the cart back over, made fun of him, kept playing. Moral of the story is Mike is not allowed to drive. -Marc

Why wouldn't they like David’s shop? I mean, it is already a world renowned shop specializing in 1700+rwhp lambos and correcting UGR's shoddy, unproven work. Haven't you noticed all of the exotics rolling around Columbus with out-of-state licenses? The owners are coming in droves, waiting their turn for David and his highly skilled craftsmen to work on their cars. I'm sure Stas is losing sleep over the business David has taken from him and is working on figuring out a way to merge shops as we speak... -Marc

Never.Again. -Marc