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Yeah, or they were there again with a buddy, and would keep inserting themselves into the middle of stuff. One of the guys from last season made a brief appearance on this episode, too.

Yes, it's one of those Parade of Homes communities, so remember to follow the dress code.

I am feeding one of the fishes to the cat every day until someone buys this.

I usually use Newegg, because I'm pretty confident I won't get any nasty surprises. Also used zipzoomfly.com and mwave.com. Maybe not the cheapest, but they all seem to be pretty reliable and it beats getting screwed at a retail store

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I paid something like $70 for three tests, some might have been underwritten by the student health center, dunno. Anyway, they were: -HIV (blood) -Syphilis and some other stuff (blood) -Chlamydia and some other stuff (urethra swab, worse than the needle but it was supposed to be more accurate) Basically, it was: -Go in, get poked a few times -Wait for the results to come back -Go back in, get results I wish I could remember all the things that were covered, but I don't Those three were fairly comprehensive though. As someone mentioned, stuff like HPV and herpes can only be tested by swabbing a suspected area (like a sore) if memory serves. HIV tests may have different rules on who can conduct them, giving results, etc, but I'm pretty sure any doctor would qualify. I think they require some generic "counseling" before and after (they just ask some questions, and scold you if you did something risky), and results have to be given face-to-face or something. This was in NY, so I don't know if it was a state thing or what. If you don't feel comfortable going to your family doctor for this kind of thing, there are plenty of other places to go.

http://www.myspace.com/hweisheimer Nothing there, really.

Cobalt SS... hmmm, no

Definitely cheap and feature-rich, but don't expect to get a lot of life out of one. I have killed two 5131's so far

Take the gun with you to the gun show at Westland Mall (I don't remember how often it runs, but it is fairly frequent). There are lots of dealers with obscure parts, and I recall seeing one with several tables of just magazines, so you should be able to find something there.

My family's shop sells a "Battery Tender" last I checked, though I think more in the $50-60 range. Sounds like you are going to find one cheaper

http://www.iomega.com/direct/products/family.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=26891327&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=63191&bmUID=1129731624510 Poster: might want to specify if the drive is usb, parallel, whatever I'm guessing USB since I have one the same color and as I recall, the older parallel drives were a different color.

Unless it's "where are the pics?" I have no idea

Just a little bump

Tempting to get some matching wheels for drag radials, and no big shipping charges. Sadly, can't act on the deal right now, but good luck.

I enjoy my Mustang very much, but circumstances require me to cut the expenses that come with it. The car is a black 2003 Mustang Mach1 5-speed with interior upgrade option. I bought it used in February with 15,500 miles, and it has been my daily driver since then. It is now approaching 25,000 miles. The factory bumper-to-bumper warranty is valid until 36,000 miles or July 26, 2006. The car is in excellent structural and mechanical condition. The only flaws I am aware of are small cosmetic things (stone chips, dings, etc.). Car has a new clutch and recently rebuilt transmission and rear-end (all dealer work). I will add pictures in the next few days. If you have any questions, please PM or call me at (614) 499-1144. Price: $19,000 If you wish to have an additional 100,000 mile, 72-mo warranty transferred, add $1,500. Otherwise, I will be cancelling it. Factory Features: ----------------- 300HP, 4.6L, 32 valve, V-8 engine 5-speed manual TR-3650 transmission 4-wheel disc brakes w/ ABS, 13" front rotors 17x8" Alloy wheels, unique Mach1 styling Mach 460 stereo system with 6-disc in-dash CD player Power windows, door locks, driver's seat controls, mirrors, trunk release Remote keyless entry and anti-theft device (2 remote/key sets) "Leather" seating - it's mostly vinyl really, but you get the idea Installed extras: ----------------- -245/45/17 Kuhmo Ecsta ASX all-season tires w/ plenty of tread -Beltronics RX65 Pro Radar/Laser detector w/ LaserPro 905 laser blocker ($700 value in hardware alone) -Beltronics products are wired in, sockets remain open -iPod and aux input adapter for factory stereo - charges iPod and provides track control from factory deck, allows use of any other audio components via stereo RCA connectors -K&N lifetime air filter (recently cleaned and re-oiled) -Fiore Micro-Click firewall adjuster and clutch quadrant -Royal Purple Synchromax synthetic transmission fluid -Mobil1 synthetic motor oil Provided extras: ---------------- -K&N air filter cleaning and oiling kit -PaintScratch.com VIN-matched touchup paint - base and clearcoat (2 oz. each) -Various grit sandpaper for touchup paint finishing -Assorted 5w20 oils: Motorcraft Premium Synthetic Blend, Castrol Syntec, Mobil1 -Motorcraft Premium Gold coolant (1 gallon pre-mixed, 1 gallon full strength) -Stock clutch quadrant parts (one bent spring, but still able to be re-installed if desired) -Haynes repair manual -Sean Hyland Motorsports 4.6/5.4 modular engine building book

I'd go $140 as it sits (no headphones), but beyond that I think I'd keep it around for convenience.

Used for 6 or 7 months. Some nicks on the case, but works great and has long battery life. Comes with everything in the retail box, except the earbuds (they suck anyway). I'll see if I can dig them up, though. If you require the earbuds, I will find a set. Looking for $150, send me a PM if you are interested or have any other questions. No ridiculous lowballs, please... this money is going to my legal fund and I am not in the mood for games, as you might imagine I also have an iPod/aux input converter for newer Ford factory radios, if there is interest. I paid something like $125, and will let it go for $70. I will try to dig up the box and extra cables to see about compatibility, so send me a PM with your car model and radio option if you are interested.

Doh. Time to add the brain scramblers to the grill

Interested.

I'd be interested as well. If you could also PM me the labor cost and a phone# whenever you find out, I'd appreciate it. Not sure when I will get to that particular mod, but I'd like to have an expert installer lined up when I do. I had heard of a great guy in Norwalk, but West Jeff is a bit closer to home

It was on a couple of days ago, I also watched it. Unfortunately, I deleted it after watching. If I think of it, I will look in the listings and see if I can find the episode title or something. If it airs again, I could burn the episode to CD for ya.

I tried the first with Capital One some years back, and they would only go down like 1.5%. So, I haven't used the thing in years. I don't know what your (original poster's) credit is like, but I get 0% 12mo, 7.99% thereafter offers all the time, and about a year ago, I took advantage of one of these that also had no transfer fee. So, I avoided the usual 3% transfer fee (which is nasty on a multi-thousand dollar balance), and got no interest for a year. When I come out of that period, I am still only looking at 8%, so I'm pretty happy with the result.

I saw a Bullitt on Broad St a little while back with a Stalker body kit, please tell me it's not yours

I'm going to guess that you also went to RIT