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A guy I work with and talk to about cars has a RSX-S and seems to like his. He hasn't had the best of luck with the body. He got rear ended one month. After fighting with that insurance company it took roughly 2-3 weeks to get it fixed. Had it one night and got hit by that nasty hail storm we had in the spring a few years back. Pretty much damaged every panel except for the front bumper. A week after getting that fixed, someone swerved and took out his front bumper as he was sitting at a light at a intersection. So in 3 months, he had every body panel worked on or replaced and a fresh new paint job on the whole thing. LOL. I was amazed how big the stock air box is. He got a CAI system for his and it now looks like he is missing half of his engine in the engine bay.

Yeah I heard that song a while back. My wife and have liked Godsmack's first couple albums, but when we heard that one on the radio, we had to change the station.

Already done. Many streets in Minnisota have these systems. They have copper pipes that run under the streets and they somehow pump heated water through them and it keeps the roads free of snow and ice. Atleast that is what the tour guide told us when I was up there a few years ago. It is very expensive. A lot more than the cost of workers, trucks, and supplies for here in Ohio. We really don't get enough snow to justify this here.

Yep, as the others have said, a good start would be the county auditors website. Most counties have a pretty good website that will let you search addresses and such and will give you the information you need.

LOL that is great

Wow!

I was at pick-n-pull yesterday and they had a 240 and a 300z (older model). I am pretty sure both had full interiors.

With the drifting snow, there wasn't much they could do to keep the roads clear of snow and actually keep the salt on the road to clean them off. Wind was blowing everything right off.

I played it for the first time this past weekend. It was pretty fun. I am a big fan of Guitar Hero, so I have some experience on the guitar. Played drums during highschool, so it wasn't too bad to get back in the grove. And I wasn't too bad singing. Since all my friends were afraid to sing, I did that for about 3 hours till my voice gave out. But after a while I got after my friend who ownes it for not calibrating it for his LCD TV. Everyone that had experience playing GH were missing notes all time because the timing was off. He was use to it since that is how he learned how to play it. Hopefully he will have it fixed for tonight so we can rock out to the New Year.

Wow that is ugly as sin.

Everyone has given you good suggestions on what to do since you are looking to get a firearm. My biggest suggestion is to go to a quality range and rent some guns and give them a shot. It is the best way to find out what will fit you. You can never tell that about a gun until you shoot it. I know atleast Blackwing and Ohio Valley Outdoors (Lancaster) will let you rent guns for around $10. Since you said you are looking for soming in the couple hundred dollar range, you are a bit limited. You can find some some mid grade used guns in that range, but you take your changes. If you are wanting something new, you honestly may want to look at Hi-Points. I know a lot of people rag on them a lot, but they are cheap, reliable (go boom when you pull the trigger), built here in Ohio, and they have a lift time warranty. They have models from 9mm to 45 and cost between $120-$200 new at Vances every day. If you can come up with a bit more, you can really open up your options into many different makers low end models. I have a Smith & Wesson Sigma 9mm I picked up last year for $300. They are on sale right now in 9mm or 40 at Vances for $299 with a $50 mail in rebate.

Since so many people on this forum are interested in guns, I wanted to remind everyone that this weekend at the old Westland Mall is one of the PRO Gun Shows. Admission is $7 and women and chidlren under the age of 13 are free. Show runs 9-5 on Saturday and 9-4 on Sunday. I know I am planning on spending a little of my Christmas money there.

Interested in seeing some pictures. Interested in any trades?

Interested in this. I am looking for a decent cordless drill. Something with the torq settings and one with replaceable battery packs. If this is what you have, let me know how much you want for it. Oh and to get rid of, I got a $10 Starbucks gift card that I got and don't need or want. I don't drink coffee or anything from Starbucks. If anyone is interested, let me know.

I will pick one of those up when ever I can actually catch them for sale when I get on there. They are normally sold out pretty quickly. I actually just purchased the first thing from there last week. I got a couple of those bluetooth headsets they had for my wife and me.

I will be in tomorrow as well. I normally take the week off between Christmas and New Years but my wife changed jobs late this year and didn't have enough time to take all that time off as well. So I have been taking a few days off here and there to blow off my time.

hmm, I noticed they were building something around Red Robin but didn't know what. I have only had a few things from there and it was ok. I may have to stop by a few times after it is opened up.

I know there is a place off Polaris parkway that sells firewood. I think it is between Cleveland Ave and Route 3. I think the best way to get firewood is to have a pick up truck and a chain saw. There are always people on Craigslist posting up that they have a tree that either needs cut down or cut up and halled away for free.

Nice. I can't wait to see if it actually comes out. I can remember playing my friends on death matches over dial up.

Going from what you have, it should only be like $10 extra per month per box. I will be upgrading to HD here soon through Insight. When I was looking on there website it was an extra $5 per month for digital cable over analog cable. And then it said it was an extra $15 to have HD and DVR over the analog cable price.

bump up for a great point and shoot camera. I picked up the S3 this spring and I love it. These cameras take some great photos. Also they have all the manual settings so if someone is looking to get some training before they move up to a fully manual camera, this line is where you need to go. The only draw back is there are very few lenses that will work with the camera. But you can worry about that more when you go fully manual.

LOL I could care less but that is funny as hell. That family is so white trash.

Look into the Dodge Stratus Sedan. I am not sure how good the gas mileage is for the 2.4L 4 banger or 2.7L V6, but in should be up in that area. I mean I get 28 mpg combined in my Dodge Stratus Coupe with the 2.4L. Of course the 2.4L in the Coupe is made by Mitsubishi and the 2.4L in the Sedan is a Dodge engine, but I wouldn't think they would be that far off.

Wow that is not going to work for Wal-Mart. Cars take up a lot of room, so you can't jam everything out of the stock room out on the shelves so it will "sell." I wonder if they would put the cars in the clearance asile if they don't sell?

Congrats!!