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I bought my wife a chromebook last year because she just does basic web browsing... I learned real quick that the parts are cheap (I've already had to replace the keyboard) and printing on it is a huge pain in the royal ass.... You can do basic word processing, web browsing, etc... and it works as it should or that stuff... also most are ultrabooks with good battery life. With that being said, the Windows 10 machine is the way to go in my opinion... it's gonna be slow as balls with those specs but for a 10 year old it should be just fine.

yes.... on my Mac and my iPad... While at work, I keep my iPad with the keyboard on it on my desk because my wife bugs the shit out of me and I'd much rather type than use the phone.

I know, I used mobitexter... but it had flaws... so far imessage has worked much better

with the crapy battery life of my s6 edge, I had to carry one of those around. I just switched over to an iPhone 6s.... I'm missing things my android did but loving that I can text on my computer

LG V20 is your best bet.... only phone that has a removable battery anymore.

go see pearl harbor.... getting to take the tour of the boats was freaking awesome... make sure to also check out the sub while you're there.

man, I wish it wasn't christmas time. I miss my talons... Why do you think the bigger injectors are needed with a stock maf and stock tune?

and no seatbelt on either... good job trying to thin out the hurd

I bought their old iMac from them and it's been a great machine... wouldn't hesitate to buy from him and if I had the money I'd pick this bad boy up.

get a 2nd and 3rd opinion... What oncology center is he going to? I like the idea of the recordings of his voice. I would like to have some of those of my dad now although I still hear his voice in my head and he passed 3 years ago. I wish I could say that the death will get easier with time but it doesn't. You just don't think of it as much but that doesn't mean that the pain isn't just as fresh when you do. Don't be afraid of chemo. they've come a long way since years ago. They now give you meds to help with the sickness and you don't always loose your hair (I didn't.... in my defense the hair on my head was gone long ago) Hearing the word cancer can quickly take much out of you and you feel defeated, he needs you to push to fight it and help him stay positive. Try to take trips in between treatments and make sure to do things with him. Don't put them off until next weekend or you will soon get the call and be filled with tons of regret. The most important thing is to make sure that he never feels alone in the fight. It's always WE have this... WE will beat it. the feeling of defeat and loneliness with cancer is the hardest part of the battle. If you keep his moral up, win or loose, his quality of life will be the best it can be. Also prepare yourself now, cry, read up on it... this will be an ugly battle and watching him go through this will put you to the limits of what you can emotionally handle. PM me if you have any questions or need someone to talk to.

I wonder what would be faster, that or my honda civic hybrid... the hybrid is a turd, but it's got like 50hp on it.

I'm interested in the G27 if he's willing to come down on the price.

if you want a 22lr AR clone then ya, it's a decent deal. I have one, it has yet to ever jam on me and is a fun little plinker. my wife seems to enjoy shooting it.

I spoke with the seller and I paid 700 so it should be pretty cut and dry. Hell, I even have the withdrawl slip from the bank where it shows I withdrawled 700 cash on the same date as purchase. I don't really know what else they'd want.

it's from the Ohio Dept of Taxation, not the BMV. And yes, I paid the taxes on the vehicle when I transferred the title. I think a bill of sales would be a bit late at this point considering that I purchased the vehicle a month ago. Making a bill of sales after the fact doesn't really prove much of anything.

there's Kartington in Cardington, Ohio

no mechanic's fees as I did the work, but I have tons of parts reciepts

I bought the car a month ago... he wouldn't have had a chance to do anything else with it yet.

that's pretty much what I figured. I just don't want to have to go into legal shit with the tax dept for a car that I was actually honest about what I paid because it was cheap. it's a 2008 and a nice car, the previous owner through the transmission was shot plus knew of other expensive fixes needed... that's why I got it so cheap. He said he had probably 40 people test drive it before me which worked to my advantage to get the price down.

a few months back, I purchased a car for cheap... it didn't run right, etc... I paid $700 for it (since put in another 3k+ to get it running right). We didn't lie on the title, but he contacted me the other day saying he got a form from the tax dept. I paid cash for the car. What should I expect? Will I get a form as well from the tax dept? Will they even reach out to me? I'm just looking to understand since I've never dealt with the tax dept questioning a purchase.

price?

I tried to PM you but it says that you won't accept PM's.... Was thinking something like this. Also wife wants to know how big it is. http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=985&pictureid=8660

bad ass, you should put together some pricing

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look into endoscopic disectomy before fusion... I had that done on my L4 and L5 close to 20 years ago... still doing ok.