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Never had many issues with my Hi-Point 9mm before I sold it. I think would have like 1 stove-pipe every 400+ rounds or so. Key to mine was to keep lots of oil on it. I still am on the look out for a good price 9mm carbine of their's but haven't ran across one.

Nice thing about a Hi-Point hand gun is if you run out of ammo, they make great clubs.

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Yeah I have issues with poison ivy too. Previous owners of the house put in an ivy bed between 2 large trees in my back yard. Well poison ivy has now also got into the ivy bed. Any sprays will also kill off anything in the ivy bed. So I am at this point, I don't know what to do. If I spray anything, I kill off everything and then end up with a rock lined bed of mud.

And to make matters worst, I am very allergic to poison ivy. Any time I get it, I end up having to go to the doctor to get steroid pills.

Her companies HR/Payroll department shouldn't have accepted the direct deposit to that account unless her name was on the account. Some banks will even block the direct deposit unless the parties name is on the account.

As for the bike, do you have something is writing that she was buying the bike from you? That might make a difference.

Surprised no one has mentioned the 2005-2011 pathfinder. Has third row and its useable. They look mean and have tons of features.

 

Look great lifted as well

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While it does have the option for a 3rd row seat, it sucks getting into and doesn't have a lot of room. Friend had one as a rental for a while and since I was the smallest, I sat in the 3rd row seating. It was easier for me to crawl over the seat and out the back hatch than to get around the 2nd row.

You had some major glasses with about -6.50 correction. My wife is at -7.50. Common at the moderately high range of correction needed. If you're at 20/25 that's not even a half diopter off, you're fine. Most people can get upwards of 20/40 before they need correction. About the same for reading.

Yeah even with pretty good VSP coverage, my frames and lenses cost me around $600-800 per year AFTER insurance. Getting the laser surgery on my eyes has been one of the best things I have ever done for myself.

I had it done by Bloomberg about about 2.5 years ago. My eye sight before the surgery was somewhere in the 20/600 range (a person with 20/20 could see something clearly at 600 feet away, I had to move up to 20 feet away). Because of how bad my eye sight was, they had to do a "heavier" surgery. Ended up costing me about $2,800. Insurance covered none of it, but they normally offer 24 months no interest. Because of the surgery I had, took me about a month to fully recover. Last check of my eyes, about a year ago, I was 20/20 in my right eye and 20/25 in my left.

Good friend of mine just had it done at Bloomberg. Her eyes were maybe in the 20/75-100 area. She was able to do the bladeless LASIK surgery. She was driving just fine the next day. Think it was like $1,400 for her surgery.

We have DirecTV at work and every time there's a significant storm we lose signal.

Same for me. Loose signal every time it storms. Satellites are mounted on top of the roof and there are open fields all around the building, so they always have a clear view of the sky. Personally I would never make the switch.

Braking is probably going to be your biggest issue. Leave a lot of room between yourself and the vehicle in front of you. Also even with the 4.0L, you are going to have issues getting up to speed on the highway (tough enough in a Wrangler). Also not sure if you have to drive though any mountains in NY, but if you do, it is going to be tough. Watch your engine temps and be ready to pull over and let it cool down.

Also that trailer looks like it weighs more than 500 lbs. But if that is all your are towing, it wouldn't exceed the 2,000 lbs unless that is all steal.

IMO, I would see if you could borrow someone's truck or SUV before I would try towing with a YJ for that kind of distance. If it was a short trip, I wouldn't be concerned, but that trip is going to be a long trip for towing with a YJ. I wouldn't even consider it with my 13 JK.