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thanks for the clarification Shawn... as far as the agent... who cares... I got a far better deal than Nationwide could offer elsewhere so I'm happy :-)

Nationwide, State Farm, and a few others all went back 5 years... how do I know? they told me and they were substantially higher than companies that looked back 3 years (I have 2 speeding and 1 accident about 4 1/2 years back)

Home depot has a good selection... that's where i got mine... they do price matching plus 10%

movie was good... +1 on xmen!

Nationwide goes back 5 years... I do know that... as far as renters insurance... you should get it... I've never rented since I was under 21, but I will say that it's deffinately worth it.

also keep in mind, most insurance companies go back 5 years, and not 3... progressive is one of the few that go back only 3... also, if you can pay 6 months at a time, you can get a substantially better price.

she's fucking hawt... nice funbags... but I agree... she's done nothing wrong... she modeled when she was younger... big deal.

I think you just answered your own question... dont cheap out now and run the risk.

junk yards maybe.... just call around.

if you have 3d sound turned on, turn it off.

what about Tinman?

I wonder how powerful it is though... will that motor make enough power to take the place of gasoline... and if it does... will it replace gasoline? as well as what will it do to the price of water?

crazy fucker!

damn that thing can cut... but what about sideways... can it cut that way?

amen brotha... cheap trucks FTW

they are going around my neighborhood doing the same thing... sorry to hear about your luck.

well said.

I like it when you take control ;-) <--- 90% gay wink

yes it duz... JD and Coke roxors alot more though :-)

you are twisting my words around, i did not mean heating up to running temperature... I was talking about overheating... when I overclocked mine, within 5 min's, it was sitting over 90c which is waaaaaaaaay too hot for the processor. I'm not backpedaling, I'm trying to clear things up since obviously typing on the internet without explaining EXACTLY what I'm trying to say leads to assumptions ok, congrats, you don't have heat issues yet... do you want a cookie... I was stating what I've seen in the past when I've dealt with overclocking... as far as heat issues, read anywhere... everyone recomends upgrading your fan before attempting to overclock your PC do you want a cookie? have fun overclocking oh god, you sound like a politician.. have you considered running for office? jesus, I'm not throwing the fact that I make more money than you in your face, I was stating that I am not a broke college student anymore and will buy new before trying to mess with how it is designed. Jealous? because you have no rebuttle... you know that it's true... people don't typically work in the jewb that their degree is in... as far as what I do for a living... the answer is simple... I am not a desktop repair tech (although I see nothing wrong with that jewb) I am an administrator. What do you do for a living? funny... it has nothing to do with being friends with anyone... I knew no one when I started this job... now I will schmooze with the big wigs when i get a chance, but you'd be a hypocrite if you said that you wouldn't do the same if you get the oportunity. I read exactly what you wrote... did you expect someone to say, "here you go, I'll let you borrow my motherboard so you can try overclocking your processor" give me a fucking break pal... It's been fun, but I need to get back to werk. I wouldn't want them to realize that they made a mistake hiring someone as incompitent as I am P.S. I will agree that DeVry as an institution sux big fat donkey balls! P.S.S. what in the computer field do you do and what is your degree in?

wow Larry, you really can't read can you? I never said that heat had anything to do with speed... I did say that when you overclock the processor, it runs hotter... that is a fact... I also stated that your gains aren't worth it because with an overclocked processor and a "stock" cooling fan you will run into problems... when your processor overheats it will cause errors and will lock up... how do I know? I've done it... now I make enough money that I'm not a tight wad that won't spend money if I feel my computer isn't fast enough. as far as why am I not in the EE field when that's why what I I went to school for.... um because that's not what I want to do with the rest of my life... why don't you talk to the people that you work with (as long as you don't work in a warehouse somewhere) ask them what their degree is in... I would wager at least 75% of them are in a field completely different than their degree... I asked around my office... one person has a journalism degree, one is CIS, one is business management, and my snr manager's degree is in finance. Most companies don't care what degree you have, they want experience... they will train you on the specifics once you get there. besides, if you know so much about overclocking and how great it is... why are you asking for help and why is it "unstable"?

ehhh nevermind... it's not worth it... when it breaks, don't whine to me.

N2O with the correct safety equipment is safe... I guess if you can keep your processor cool enough, it's safe enough... as far as noticing the speed increase... I really doubt it.. in thereoy it is faster, and for short bursts it is, but once the processor heats up, you might read a faster processor speed, but your machine runs slower, has greater chances of locking up, and can cause damage to your processor. as far as moding cars... all 3 of my vehicles are stock... ;-)

haha... he's a good guy... just gotta break him out of his shell. he just turned 21 and has yet to drink a beer with us (no nate, half a beer doesn't count )

haha, not really.. he's always studying... Give Wendel and I 6 months... he'll become more sociable