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2 tickets for OSU/Cincinnati game this Saturday, 6pm. 3a, row 23, seats 15/16. Endzone seats. Will trade for tickets to IL (would like to get 3 C-deck tickets, can put cash on top if seats are good enough). Prefer this option over selling. If i go this route, $350/pair so I can get tickets to IL game. Message me if interested (And for what its worth, I looked up tickets for this weekend, 5a row 7 are $215/each, 3b row 16 are $157 each, 6a row 33 are $181 each, 8a row 28 are $204 each)

Thought this tag sounded familiar...he was weaving in and out of traffic today (and myself and the cars around me were already at 75ish) at 270s near 670/gahanna. Him, a newer blue mustang, and an orange charger, all driving like fucking dickheads. I really hoped a gahanna PD or two was up at their normal spot by hamilton.

Just sent all my equipment back to WOW over a $60 dispute. 8+ year customer they lost being idiots.2-3 weeks in, i dont miss it much. I'll probably get internet from someone else here soon and a Roku. Might just pay verizon the $20/mo to use my phone as a hotspot since im still on an unlimited data plan.

Mom lives behind Desales, she hasnt had any issues. I live further down, closer to easton, morse/sunbury, no issues here either.

tek experts. used him a couple times

5'11 - 6', you're probably going to need a 56cm. beyond that, it depends how serious you want to get about bike fit. longer arms, you *may* need a slightly longer stem than what may be on it. you might fit a 58cm too, but might be a bit stretched out. I'm 5'11 and ride a 54. some is personal preference, and some is because I bought the bike used and didn't have a huge choice, but I wanted a 54...and I can make a small bike fit larger vs making a large bike fit smaller.

Wow. Sorry to hear. I know I don't often come out, but I think I met her once selling some things on here many years ago, and she came to pick them up. I can't even imagine where you're at right now. Keep your head up. It'll be tough.

Beefsteak tomatoes. I've got a few that are enormous (prob 22+oz) Sounds like ill go with those simple things and see how it turns out. Thanks!

need some ideas. grew some tomatoes this year, and I want to use most of them for salsa. I've also still got some jalapenos from the garden I can use. I want something with a fresh taste, not too hot, good with chips or cooked into some scrambled eggs or omelettes. what do you suggest? also, i plan to can most of it to enjoy for a while.

Do P2. It's more technical than Chestnut, but IMO, a little "easier"...the apple barn climb a few miles into Chestnut is no walk in the park.

need some advice. I'm thinking of ditching my cable all together. currently with WOW, but they're pissing me off over $60, and being an 8+ year customer, I said fuck em and told them to cancel my service. So I'm looking at other options. The other providers (uverse, TW, etc) have introductory pricing that is decent, but it skyrockets soon after. It's just me in my house, and 90% of what I watch is live cable news, and then I usually have my DVR set up to record stuff like Big Bang Theory, Impractical Jokers, bike races, etc. How soon do programs update? Is it right after airing, day after, etc? Also, on my main TV, my receiver has what i think they called "HDMI passthrough"...basically, it won't do audio through HDMI. right now, on my xbox and cable box, I have to run optical audio cables to the receiver for the sound to be through my surround sound. what are my options on a Roku for this? I'd rather not use the shitty TV speaker for all my tv watching. The other thing is, I sleep with the TV on...hardcore. If there isn't sound and light, I wake right up (thanks grandma for passing that trait on to me). Is Roku like what I experience with Netflix, that if I watch a show, I have to select the next one to watch? Can I set up to automatically play multiple programs in a row? The biggest thing would be college football season, so I'm not sure what I'll do then. Going out or to a friends for a game is fine, but if I want to watch games from 11a - 11p one day, that'll pose a problem. Anything else you can add, I'm all ears.

did Chestnut Ridge last weekend. first time on a MTB this year. shit was tough!

budget? size?

I went YEARS ago...maybe 2004? 2005? My buddy worked at Fred Lavery (i think that was the name) Porsche/Audi/Something else as the head detailer, and had a prime spot on the strip with a Carrera GT out front. He gave me directions, and I sat in fucking traffic for at least an hour, to go 2 miles. he thought he was being funny. i guess there were quicker ways but he wanted me to wait in that shit. once i got there and parked, we hung out for hours. tons of insane cars. i probably wouldnt do it again though. it was fun, but its just watching cars drive by, some peel out, then get pulled over. meh.

nope, not him. small enough dept, i thought the possibility was high enough.

my buddy is a cop there. what was his name?

you can't be serious, right?

what if it's only powered by a v6?

distance riders. i carry 2 which is enough for 50 miles or so for myself. some people consume a lot more water and dont want to stop as often. if its ridiculously hot out (90+), i usually carry an extra in my jersey pocket. fill it full of ice water (or freeze it if i have enough notice of what i'll be riding), and let it keep me cool by being on my back, then drink that one last once it melts in the heat.

can i get in on this fun too? http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y267/evan938/Screenshot_2014-06-02-14-29-41_zps7mh8nrvq.png?t=1406778035

you'll be fine on the road...just get a $15 rear light for extra visibility. i was riding last night and passed a guy on the road behind hoover on a hand cycle with carbon fairings over the wheels. i dont think a single part of it was much more than 24" off the ground, him included. it was pretty cool and you probably wont hit 50 on many downhills in OH...i think my max speed ever was 52 and that was a long, steep downhill and i was tucked into as aero as i could be. i'd be interested to see how it goes though

bought an LCP off someone on here a couple years ago...gun, 4 mags, 2 soft cases, and about 100 hollow points for $300. best $300 ive spent on a gun. i usually carry it during summer when i wear lighter clothes, and carry it in my back pocket and my wallet on the other side. its so easy to conceal its stupid.

she is fucking creepy...but i would still give her the best 30 seconds of my life.

^ i went a few weeks short of a year from when mine expired to when i went downtown and turned in my renewal stuff. went in on thursday, got the call monday that it was ready.

Just down the road from my house. Ugh.