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Most of them you can. But places like Pick N Pull, there prices are pretty much set so I would doubt you would get to far there.

LOL you are not the only one to think that. I have said that since the beginning of this season and it looked like we would make a run for the play offs. All I want to see is them make it to the first rounds this year. If they happen to play Detroit, then I would love to see them knock them out and then I could careless if they lost the next round. LOL, but like you said, don't want to get ahead of ourselves. We need to take it one game at a time and try our hardest. We have some tough games this week and I would love to see them walk away with at least 4 points. And hopefully 2 of them come from next Sunday's game. BTW...Nash has been the most effective player in the NHL against Detroit since the 05-06 season.

The easist way to tell is from the 4x4 selector 2WD Hi - 4WD Hi - N - 4WD Low - 231 2WD - 4WD part time - 4WD Hi - N - 4wd Low - 242

What transfer case does it have?

Well it looks like we traded LaClaire and a 2nd round draft pick for Antoine Vermette from Ottawa. I am sad to see LaClaire go, but it sounds like we picked up a semi-good center that we badly need. Looks like he can help with our lousy power play as well. I was really looking forward to seeing Mason and LaClaire trading off time next year between the goal, but I guess not. I wonder will they pick up another goalie or pull up LaCoasta for next year? I guess we will just wait and see. Oh yeah and the deadline is 3 pm today, so we might see some more CBJ moves.

The Ridges in Athens was an insane asylum, not a TB ward.

Pretty solid vehicles. The older ones (93-98) had the common Chrysler transmission problems. The newer ones don't as long as you take care of them. I would suggest looking for one with the 4.0L I6. It is a very bullet proof engine and know to go well pass 300k. Newer ones have the 3.7L V6, which also seems to be a pretty good engine. There are V8 models as well. I would also suggest looking for ones with the selectable 4x4, so you can drive in 2wd until you would need it, plus they get much better mpg. Only down side is it doesn't have a 3rd row seating option that some others do in the same class. I love mine, it is my 3rd Jeep, and 2nd Grand Cherokee. As long as you keep up with the maintenance, you won't have any issues.

You are going to be streching it to fit 3 booster seats in the back of a Liberty or Escape. They really are not that big in the back seats. You are going to have to go up in size of SUv's for that. A Grand Cherokee will do it and a Exploder should too. A TB should work as well. I picked up my 01 Grand Cherokee a couple weeks back with 111K for $5500.

LOL Glad I am not the only one that feels that way. All 3 of my cars make it through with flying colors.

I will be getting a cabin in Pigeon Forge and staying for a week at the end of this month. Been there a ton of times. I love the Smoky Mountains Park. Take the main drive through the park into Cherokee, NC. Lots of great places to stop and pull off along the way. If you are going after March 31, and the road is open, drive to Cling Man's dome and hike to the top and on top of the look out. It is the highest peak in the park and it is just a stunning view. On a clear day you can see close to 100 miles. Also take the drive out to Cade's Cove. It is a very nice drive out and a pretty good chance to see some black bears. Drives in the early morning or early evening normally produce the best chances to see bears. If you come across a bunch of cars stopped on the roads, there is a bear. Gatlinburg is a nice little tourist trap. The Aquarium is very cool and has a huge shark tank tunnel you can walk through. Also a little bit of a drive outside Pigeon Forge, there are some caves you can tour. Also there is a big Harra's casino in Cherokee on the Native American reservation.

No Chrysler vehicle is going to have a direct swap eninge that can be used in the Eclipse. The 2.0L DOHC Chrysler motor BLOCK is the only thing that was built off the 420A. Everything except the block is different from the Mits motor. If you want a direct swap, you are going to need to find a Mits with the 420A.

Yeah I would pass on watching that one.

No, food is not taxable in the state of Ohio. It would only be taxable if you sold the pies then had tables for them to sit inside and eat the pies. Then the food would be taxable. Never done the stuff, never plan to either. Do I care if they make it legal, not really. It will be a big fad for a bit then it will quickly die out. I know if they do make it legal, I will go no where because I hate of the smell of the stuff when people smoke it. And you can smell it on them for days.

I ment hot like stolen. It was a sorry attempt at a joke...man

So you want to trade a hot car for a gun...

Yes and wouldn't have a problem having one as a DD but really nothing beyond that. I currently DD a 03 Elantra GT and have had no problems at all with it.

I picked some up this past weekend at the Wal-Mart on Morse. It was all I could find before I headed to the range. But I won't be trying them again. They shot horrible out of my CZ-75.

Agreed, those photos look like they have been photo shopped.

Ok, I will plan on heading down to Ohio Valley in Lancaster. Range fees are a little cheaper down there anyways.

So how busy is the indoor ranges at Blackwing on a Saturday? Normally when I go to the range, I normally go down to Ohio Valley Outdoors. It is never busy, never had to wait, and never had to leave early because some one was waiting. So do I have to worry about that when going up to Blackwing say this weekend? The wife and I both need to relieve some stress. And nothing works better than an after noon at the range.

Not a big Chevy guy, so what years was that engine available? A relative of mine has an old Suburban with the 454 that he has been looking to get rid of.

I have noticed some stuff for babies in Hot Topic. But it has been quite a while. Mainly band logo stuff.

If I remember correctly, depending on the year you could get the Dodge 2.2L or 2.5L turbo engines from the factory in the minivan. But I don't know if they ever put it together with the awd, all I could find with a quick search was on fwd models.

Well the good thing is you seem to be looking at Canon's. I have the Powershot S3 and love it. The pictures it takes are just amazing. I will admit is its a little bulky, but you are going to have that with a good point and shoot. I know when I replace this, it will be with another S series canon or the Rebel.

Yep, pretty much what every one said. That is how you can get away with shipping a gun back to the manufacture for warranty/repair work. Since the gun can't shoot, you can ship it USPS because it is considered parts. My Dad had to do this once with his Hi-Point 45 and never had a single problem. The guys at the post office even helped him package it up because he just walked inside with the gun. LOL. Now of course this was the Utica post office and about 5 years back, so you might not get away with now or in other places.