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I have been considering picking up a PSP just because of this game. I use to love the GT series and was very sad the day I sold all my Playstation 2 stuff. But I think I am going to try to sell my old DS that I don't use and pick up a PSP in a few months. I am a little dissappointed to hear you can't mod the vehicles, but I don't think that would be much of a big deal with the way this game is set up to play.

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I believe you need to contact a fuel company. My grandfather use to have it on his farm and it was the same company that filled up his propane tank that filled up his diesel.

I know in most of the Jeep websites, those rims sell for about 50-60 each. I dont' have a clue on the tires.

Sounds like a good plan.

I have never had to pay any utilities deposits until I moved into my house. When I did that, I only had to pay a deposit on the electric because the last apartment complex I lived at switched from AEP to ones of the "co-ops." So I had to pay the deposit to get the electrice turned on at my house. It was only like $75. A year later, the deposit was applied to my account with interest.

Hocking Hills or Great Smoky Mountains.

You know it is funny how much time I spend up at the Mansfield Reformatory, and I know nothing about the Ohio Pen other than Nationwide Area sits there now.

I actually hope Wes Sims wins. My wife is after his ass trying to collect on a car he hasn't paid for...

I can't wait for the CBJ season to start. This should be one hell of a year, not just for the CBJ but just about everyone in the Western conference. It is going to be an exciting year. Sadly, I won't even be able to watch or listen to the game tomorrow night.

These are the ones I check on a normal basis, but I am on a ton more. CR dodgeramforumz NAGCA Offroadohio bluejackets247 gunandgame

Sounds good to me.

Yeah you are correct. I have been dealing with the truck/Jeep world where lifting and bigger tires happen all the time.

Believe me I would love to have my grandfathers from when he was in WWII. I can remember as a kid seeing it on the top spot of his gun rack in there old farm house. I still can't believe my grandmother gave them all to someone to sell after he passed away with out asking any of his kids or grand kids. I will have one someday in his honor.

I know the NRA has been talking a lot about this case in Chicago. I know just about everyone with an opinion about guns is going to be watching this.

I went a few times when I was younger with some friends when I was in high school.

Well shit, I sold my wife's old LG Chocolate this past summer. Wish I still had it if it was worth $10K. I only got $10 out of it. Maybe it is best I don't know.

I was also quite shocked when I heard this on the news last night. It sucks to hear of anyone loosing there jobs over this. Best of luck to you.

Where can I pick mine up?

My wife had it done a few years back and had no problems. They burn them out with lasers. I don't think she was allowed to talk for like 2 days after (best peace in the world). She ate ice cream, milk shakes and instant potatoes for like a week and then was fine.

I have all of mine as well. My denist said as long as I take care of them, there should be no reason for me to remove them. They don't give me problems and I have the room in my mouth for them.

I would go with the Jeep. The suspension is completely different in the Grand Cherokees than it is in the Cherokee's. The Cherokee's are pretty much a truck suspension with shocks up front and leaf springs in the back. The Grand's have springs all the way around. I honestly like the way a Grand Cherokee rides much more than my old Cherokee, but both rode great for an SUV.

What you will get will be a credit in your name in the amount of the ticket minus some fees. Only the ticket holder can use the credit, so it sounds like your wife and you will both have one with them. But call them and see what they say. They may wave the fees due to a family medical emergency.

That is kind of creepy. I would just grow my own thanks

Where at in Dublin?