Rally Pat

She lied about her height. Like...really lied about it. She said she was 4 ft tall, which would have come up to my chest. Trust me, I measured with a tape measure to make sure I wasn't crazy. She had to have been about half that. I quickly pulled the eject lever on that date.

I've only been duped once, by a midget, but I've told that story at the meets already.

Not only that, getting rid of the other necklace. 0_o

People don't put that much effort into their profiles, typically. My last 3 girlfriends, including my current one, I met online. Its actually kind of nice, cuts out the bullshit of regular dating.

http://hackaday.com/2011/12/02/printable-solar-cells-that-can-be-folded-up-when-not-in-use/

I wouldn't say that solar is completely out of the question. Some panels and a few grid tie inverters would at least slow the meter down. In addition, they just recently discovered how to "print" solar panels on to paper, which should soon massively drive down the cost of solar systems. I'm thinking about building a tiny home, so I have been doing a lot of research on this stuff recently.

Video related.

Girlfriend is busy, so I am free as well.

They're rebooting it btw, and its going to be based more on the book this time.

Come on you apes, you wanna live forever?

Ammo box's are the "traditional" geocaching container, but there are many types.

When I had an old style 360, I played through an old D-Link Ethernet to Wireless bridge that was only 802.11b, but you don't need much to play online. Still have that thing, I use it for my web enabled blu-ray player to watch netflix and stuff through. If money is a concern, try to find one of those. A used one could probably be found for dirt cheap.

:dumb: Geocache? Haven't there been a few "Boom" sounds heard in Delaware recently?

Most of them (can't speak for the one blown up) say "OFFICIAL GEOCACHE" in giant orange letters on the side of whatever container they're in, usually with an explanation of what Geocaching is underneath the lid for the people that find it and don't know what it is.

I agree with everyone who mentioned music and whatnot. I don't text while driving, but I do use it to listen to Pandora or iheartradio through my head unit since for some reason mine won't pick up AM stations and I still like to listen to Corby on the way home from work.

Again, checking Geocaching.com would have answered all of this. If there was a "device", it would have killed the X amount of people who have found it so far already. No one is going to put a bomb in the woods, thats retarded. If the cops still don't know what Geocaching is, then they have a serious education problem, considering that millions of people and families play this all around the world, and its been going on for almost 12 years now if I remember correctly. Go to the site, punch in your location. I bet there are a few within a few miles of where you're at right now. I'm not bashing, just trying to keep tax dollars from being wasted.

I would have stopped at "Ammo box in the woods", and used deductive reasoning to go right to Geocaching.com and look up the caches in that area. Boom, problem solved, no tax dollars get wasted, and no one's cache gets destroyed.

I was a holdout for the first year or so it was out, now I can't imagine not having it or something like it. So many events now send out invites almost exclusively through facebook.

They should put a new cache in that area, and give it the name "Suspicious Package".

So awesome, good job Ryan.

Link from Pat S. http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/2011/12/12/columbus-suspicious-package.html

Remember, the whole thing is about selling knockoffs as genuine Buschur parts, not that hes selling knockoffs. Lots of tuning stores do that.

Nice Chad, hope to get to see it soon. Maybe use it for some cone dodging next year.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98682

I like Rob's design, followed by Wags' second design.