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Doc, is that Jim who was with you at QS&L a couple of Fridays ago? LOL @ timing of this post. Just read the Autoblog.com article about the RR Wraith. http://www.autoblog.com/2013/09/17/2014-rolls-royce-wraith-review-first-drive-video/

Can't +rep Tim enough for that brotastic beer vid! :thumbup::thumbup:

Coolbeans. Thanks for the answers so far, non-GTA5-playing CR Bros! FYI, still in an apartment whilst house is being remodeled. No kitties yet...

PAGING STEVE "2 AVENGERZ" KILLJOY

We've discovered in our household that animals haven't worked out since kids came in the picture. Before, my wife and I fostered Weimaraners like it was our job and we loved them. Now, I've killed 2 African Dwarf Frogs within a year and our daughter is still jonesing for a pet. We have a new neighbor down the street that has 3 cats: Fluffins, Gus-gus, and Mimi. I know their names because my daughter won't shut up about them, but also because I now see them roaming our neighborhood. I've been allergic to cats since college, despite growing up with them in our house since I was a child. In an effort to keep my family happy with the least amount of effort and mess possible, I realize that maybe having an outdoor cat could be a good thing. PLUSES: +Kids could feed/water the cat outside, and have a little spot (old playhouse) that could be it's home. +Rabbits/Chipmunks and other vermin at bay. +Kids can have a "pet" without the household mess. MINUSES: -Possibly pissed-off neighbors if the cats make a mess elsewhere -CHance that outdoor cats might whine until they become INDOOR CATS. My thinking might be flawed, but I figure if my neighbor has 3 semi-outdoor cats and farms manage to have barn cats, couldn't I make it work?

Expected BMW's. Srsly disappointed.

Not to totally derail this thread, but does OP know anything about the Renaissance fest that happens every Sunday afternoon just north of Fishinger and Rt. 33 on the Scioto River? There's a picnic/shelterhouse and must be 20+ cars with a bunch of medieval dress-ups hanging out on the grass...

Not gonna buy it, would be surprised if I'm given (and take) the oppty to play it. That said, as someone who played the original GTA religiously in college, I'm very impressed with not only the apparent gameplay but the cinematic marketing and back-stories of the characters involved. Seriously impressive evolution in videogaming...

Would love to...I pour over the annual monthly mag covering Power Tour but I'm sure it'll be 10+ years before I do one with mah keeds...

that was awesome. not really.

I also recommend the HOA route. They will provide guidance and mediate this issue if necessary; that's why you pay them to regulate.

i just did.

Was just there for the first time... I had to take daughter to Children's Theater, had an hour to kill downtown. Saw that 16-Bit opened at noon I was pleasantly surprised: for $3, I get a can of Bud Light but I got to plAy TMNT, Tapper, Elevator Action, and Final Fight. Surprising number of people there as well on a Saturday noon-time. The Service was very nice, and they have very clever drinks and "themes" for every day of the week. I also liked that on Monday, they are open at 7am for Bloody Mary's. Tapper and Elevator Action were a little worn in the sticks and buttons; I'd care if I plunked a quarter to play The entire experience was great: it really did remind me of my childhood. Great to see so many cool games from the past and the atmosphere was fun and friendly. 9/10. Buncha downtown hipsters but whatevz. Will definitely go again! :thumbup:

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NOT BRIAN DOES CAR REVIEWS @ "Rusty Sandusky"

Thanks, guys! :thumbup:

Jet Powered Jet Tuning Jet Driven

Thanks, DJ. I had an uncle who worked for IBM, was at the Merrill Lynch building at World Trade Center (green-dome building if you're looking at pictures of the area) on 9/11. He was outside when the first tower came down, and joined the throngs of people that ran out of Manhattan. Unfortunately, though he never drank or smoked his entire life, he developed some sort of auto-immune disease and lung spots that affected his breathing around 2005, and died painfully in 2010. At his funeral, one of his closest friends told me that thousands more people were suffering similarly...believed to be caused by breathing that terrible dust for several hours on that day. I've heard it many times since then: 3,000 people died on 9/11, possibly 10,000 more New Yorkers in the following years from exposure to the WTC wreckage. I say this because the events of 9/11 affected us all directly, and indirectly. Never forget...

Looked like you hit the wall around 20mph or less? Hope the car isn't too damaged. Glad everyone that was involved is OK!

I still am - and always will be - a fan of Naples (which you can lump everywhere between Everglades City through Port Charlotte in there). Collier County in general. EDIT: Well, the "city life" Naples ain't...but you're not that far away from Miami!

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Nevermind. I see mah tunnel on the NORF SIDE OF THE PIC. :thumbup: Carry on with my taxdollhairs, ODOT!

What happened to the tunnel that someone posted a computer animation of a few months ago? Shit looks like Sawmill interchange. WEAKSAUCE. WHERE MAH TUNNELS?

I know which one Jones likes... :masturboy: it's the same on I like as well...

Wow, that Suspicioius0bservers toob page is heavy stuff... EYES OPEN... NO FEAR AT BEER THIRTY EASTERN STANDARD TIME BE SAFE EVERYONE...