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When I have stayed in cabins down in Hocking Hills, I have stayed with Get Away Cabins: http://www.getaway-cabins.com/ I have stayed in many of there cabins and all have been very nice and we never had a problem with any of them. But as someone else suggested, if your heart is not already set on the Hocking Hills area, head down to Gatlinburg, TN. It is an 6-8 hour drive and there are a ton of beautiful cabins down there and some of them are even cheaper than the ones in Hocking Hills. I normal get my cabins down there from Heartland Rentals: http://www.heartlandrentals.com/

I have had my Stratus Coupe at Caldwell (Chrysler building) and Byers Dublin with out any problems. But of course finding a dealership that even knows how to work on a Viper would probably be tough. I would also check some Viper forums to see if there are any dealerships recommended around here.

What model of Grand Cherokee? (Base, Larado, Limited...) Full time 4x4 or selectable?

I use Huntington and my check was there on the 13th.

Man you should have spoke sooner. I just moved this past weekend into my first house and just got rid of a bunch of good sized boxes and paper boxes. I gave them to a co-worker that is moving this weekend and the rest went in the trash. Like others have said, hit up grocery stores. Banana boxes are great for moving because they are so heavy duty. I know at the little grocery store I worked at during college, we would always gladly give away our boxes. We got charged by the trash company for how much was in our box compactor, so you would be saving them money by taking them.

This was suppost to only be a Cleveland area thing, but the local radio stations got wind of it and said it was Columbus area as well. The local Papa John's didn't even know about it till about 10 am yesterday, and they all pretty much open up at 11. Most of them had to close in the early afternoon because they ran out of dough. My wife and a friend went and waited an hour and finally left because they hadn't got there pizza and there were fights about to break out because people wanted to order more than one and were cutting the line. But yeah, Papa John's pizza sucks. The only thing I like about them is the garlic sauce.

He is also the spokes person for Glock

hmm, makes me wonder if that is the problem at my apartment complex. Every row of gas meters have the smell of rotten eggs when you are right by them. OH well moving this weekend.

x2 for Safelite. They are always playing a commericals about fixing chips and cracks in your windows.

Another for Safelite. I resently had to have my drivers side window replaced after someone broke into my car for the CD player. I was able to make my appointment for the next morning and they fixed it right in my garage.

If you have bistering skin from a burn, DO NOT POP THE BLISTER! DO NOT PUT ANY OINTMENT on it. You have a 2nd to 3rd degree burn there. Look it up and learn what you are to do. If I remember right from my Boy Scout days, you can wrap it loosely but again, don't pop or put ointment on it. Let it heal on its own. If it becomes a problem, go to Urgent care or your doctor.

INS, find the railies and round those fuckers up and take them back home since life was so much better there!

LOL!!!

I woke up this morning with snow on the ground and covering my car. It was mostly melted off when I actually left for work this morning.

Like everyone else said, clay bar. It is kind of scary the stuff you can take off a clean car. One of these days I will get brave and use it on my XJ. I am sure the clay will be dead after that job.

I am not completely suprised by that statement.

That sucks to hear Evan, but at least you are ok. Hopefully you find something quick.

Very nice!

I am glad to see some good reviews from you guys. I have been thinking of getting one for my new house this year. I didn't know about the credit, so that makes things even better.

Normally if you call you can get just about any shop to open up early for an appointment. If you have had good work done at one shop or by one artist, just call and ask for them and see what they can work out.

My wife and I are buying our first house tomorrow, and we are looking to go "green" on a few things. I know we are going to make a rain water collector this year and start using it. Of course if I really want to help, maybe I should fix that little anti-freeze leak on my XJ...

It is a good idea, but I think it would be way to heavy. And I am sure he will want his car as light as possible for what he will be doing. And when the Jeep guys do the Rhino Liner, they normally don't do the whole thing, just most of the way up the sides and stuff. I am doing my rocker panels and the lower part of my doors with the stuff on my XJ.

Nice set up and a good sized snail there. Can't wait to see what numbers it will make.

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Another thing to think about is going to be the security of your business and the vehicles and supplies you have in there. Being in a bad neighborhood could mean an increased chance of someone breaking into your business. It doesn't matter how good your security is, if someone wants in there, they will get in there. So moving into a bad area has a lot of risks. And theives love cars and car parts.