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Yes, wireless business account.

Does someone work in Verizon business sales? PM me your number, I need to make some changes to my business accounts. Thank you!

Does it come with rails? How many hard drives total will it hold? IDE only, or is there a SCSI channel?

icanhaspics + answer Thorne's question kthxbai.

Wow, that's some old school stuff right there!

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No Starcraft II, no care!

That is disgusting!

Cool, Mike.

Good looking Pinto. Not a member, I assume?

Pics? What OS did you run on it?

http://www.columbusracing.com/excell/slimer.jpg BEN BIRTHDAY!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I wasn't seeing things. Didn't think the Audi was his. I'm stalking him KEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKEKE

Congratulations! Married for almost a month, loving every second.

Old school.

For the weekend mechanic who has no interest in investing money into air equipment, absolutely. It will do crank bolts, suspension bolts, whatever with no problem. Portability is another bonus -not having to wrench-off lug nuts from your wife's friend’s Accord that blew a tire in the mud on a dirt road is awesome.

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My Milwaukee 1/2" drive LiOn impact. Best tool ever. Followed closely by gear wrenches, and then pick sets.

I thought I saw you outside of NTB standing in front of an Audi. Yes?

Those are certainly an interesting set of wheels...

I feel for you. Flooding is the pits. If I may ask - what kind of pumps?

Like Kevin said, insurance covers the car, not the person. If you don't want your insurance involved, he'll have to handle it out of pocket.

Agreed. I've followed many storms; severe weather is a hobby. I have never been more nervous about a cell's proximity to me than last night. I'm just a jog from West Broad, along the path of the cell, and I believe that if it was tornadic I was easily less than a half-mile from where it would have produced - I dare speculate closer to a quarter mile. It was kind of odd how it shook down - I got up to get a drink of water, awakened by distant thunder. I walked out of my room, turned off a hall light I assumed our roommate left on when she went to bed, but she called down to me and said there was a tornado warning and asked if that was why I was up. I had no idea as it was still very calm, flipped on the TV and caught a glimpse of the radar while the thunder and lightning amped up 1000% percent in what seemed like a few seconds. Poked my head out the door and the wall cloud was just becoming visible as I looked to the immediate north with the west blocked from view by my porch - that was all I needed to see to know that if it was tornadic, we were right in the worst place. I woke my wife up quickly, glued one eye to the radar, and watched the wall cloud roll by just to the north of the house. I haven't been that close to a wall cloud since my early SkyWarn days - kind of makes me wish I hadn't given it up. So, anyone feel like helping me cut a hole in my house for a second sump pump drain?

Ugh, well that was awful. Only a little water in the basement, nothing bad. I believe that was my signal to install a two-pump solution.

When did it start happening? Was there a clear day it didn't and then, just did? It sounds rudimentary, but if you can figure out a day, use Windows Restore to go back to a point previous. I've saved many a rear-end with that silly feature. If you can find that, and it's successful, try and track down what changed after that to cause the issue. An update? New software install?