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Ah is Adams gina hurtin again?

Volvo likes to keep its cusotmers alive during accidents... so they can buy more Volvos.

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Yea like when i was out in the drainage area shooting my pellet gun and someone called the CPD and told them someone was shooting a shot gun with a scope on it. The officers thought it was funny. As they said though, 95% out there dont even know what they are looking at. FYI - its illegal to discharge anyhting over 400ft/sec within city limits...

I knew someone would beat me to it. Ive been thinking about that for a couple years...

bump NEW STUFF ADDED!!! Cmon guys help me out. This stuff has to go!

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I need to know where you live, right now.

So basically if you call 911 and say that someone tried to break into your home and you thought they were going to hurt you, you can shoot them? There has to be some stipulations there... like forced entry, how many times you shot them, how you shot them, etc. It sounds like one of those bills that would make a great deal of sence if your the home owner, but it also leaves a ton of oppertunity for people to kill and lie about it.

ok its been 3 min... pics

Im looking to move in the next 30 days and am just looking for stuff to bring in some cash before I go.

Well what you dont see is the drive up the trial in Garden of the Gods... thats were the first 2 pics of the ending are, and that was the light stuff... The Jeep did a great job on all the holes and over those trees that were in the way Also, any car that can be drivin hard up pikes peak is a well put together machine. That is one hell of a climb. That Jeep drug its 5000lb ass all the way up there with no problems at all and still got 27mpg on the highway.

In april i took a vacation out to Colorado Springs to visit my sister and her husband. The rental car that was arranged a Chrysler Sebring... the brillant people at the agency, gave me a 2008 Jeep Commander instead... what were they thinking? Heres a video of me driving it up Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods. The winning play, is that i didnt wash it when i took it back to the airport either

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GM 2.4L TC engine block. BARE! .020 over. Heres the best part... FREE Use it, scrap it, i dont care, just come and get it.

its used... no frills. $25

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Stopped and fueled up at the Sunoco next to my store a while back. Was the first time i had actully seen it... heard about it a bunch, but had never seen it.

Pulled from Wikipedia: [edit] Legal issues in the United States The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) published a study concerning deaths from canine attacks in 2000. [34] According to the study, between 1979 and 1998, one-third of all fatal dog attacks were caused by Pit Bull type dogs. The highest number of attacks (118) were by Pit Bull type dogs, the next highest being Rottweilers at 67. A followup to the study published in 2000 by Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association suggested that "generic non–breed-specific, dangerous dog laws can be enacted that place primary responsibility for a dog’s behavior on the owner, regardless of the dog’s breed. In particular, targeting chronically irresponsible dog owners may be effective."[35] [edit] Misconceptions [edit] Locking jaws Many sources propagate the myth that Pit Bulls have a "locking jaw" mechanism, and that the dog cannot let go once it has bitten. This is untrue. According to Dr. I. Brisbin, a senior researcher with the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, University of South Carolina: [36] “ The few studies which have been conducted of the structure of the skulls, mandibles and teeth of Pit Bulls show that, in proportion to their size, their jaw structure and thus its inferred functional morphology, is no different from that of any breed of dog. There is absolutely no evidence for the existence of any kind of 'locking mechanism' unique to the structure of the jaw and/or teeth of the American Pit Bull Terrier. ” [37] Furthermore, the Pit Bulls that compete successfully in protection sports such as Schutzhund obviously do not display an inability to release their grips after biting, as releasing the decoy's sleeve on command is an integral part of scoring the competition. [38] Reports of Pit Bull type dogs refusing to release a bite grip is more likely a function of the breed's gameness—a willingness to engage in a task despite pain and discomfort. A variant of the "locking jaw" story is told by Tom Skeldon, Lucas County (Ohio), dog warden, who said that an impounded Pit Bull that had been used in fighting started "going wild," biting at the walls of the kennel.[39] He shot the dog with a tranquilizer, and then left it for five minutes to let it pass out. When he came back the dog had indeed passed out, but not before it had leaped up and clamped its jaws on a cable used to open the door of the kennel. "Everything else was relaxed, the dog was out cold, but its jaws wouldn't let go of that cable, and he was hanging in midair," said Skeldon. "Not even a jaguar will do that." However, an incident reported by the Associated Press suggests that other breeds may also fail to relax their jaws when they become unconscious. An Albuquerque police officer was attacked, in October 2005, by a Belgian Malinois, a dog used for herding and police work, with no significant commonality with "Pit Bulls." The dog bit the officer on the arm. When the officer couldn't shake free, she shot the dog, killing it. Still, other officers had to come to her aid, and pry the dead dog's jaws off the officer's arm. [edit] Inability to feel pain Another common misconception is that Pit Bulls don't feel pain. Pit Bulls have the same nervous system as any other breed, and they can and do feel pain. Historically, breeders propagated dogs who would tolerate or ignore discomfort and pain allowing them to finish required tasks. This trait is known as “gameness” which is defined as “The desire to continue on and/or complete a task despite pain and discomfort.” Therefore care must be taken to avoid serious injuries, since Pit Bulls, like some herding dogs, will continue to perform tasks despite injuries as severe as broken legs. [edit] Only breed unaffected by pepper spray or other pain when attacking Another urban myth surrounding this breed states that Pit Bulls are the only type of dog that are not affected by capsaicin-based dog-repellent sprays. In fact, many other dog breeds also display this resistance to pepper spray when they are attacking. Documented cases include Bull Mastiffs, Rottweilers and many German Shepherds (including Police K-9s).[40] In the words of two police officers, it is "not unusual for pepper spray not to work on dogs" [41] and "just as OC spray doesn't work on all humans, it won't work on all canines." [42] It is also untrue that the Pit Bull is the only dog that will keep attacking after being sub-lethally shot. Rottweilers, Mastiffs and German Shepherds have all exhibited this capacity. [43][44] [edit] Insurance problems Many homeowner's insurance companies in the United States are reluctant to insure owners of dogs that are considered to be a dangerous breed. Allstate (depending on the state) may not insure homes with Pit Bulls or even Boxers, Akitas, Chow Chows, Dobermans, Rottweilers, or wolf hybrids. [45] The Automobile Club of Southern California will refuse to provide homeowner's insurance if a dog living in the home "looks like a Pit Bull". [46] The CDC estimates that 4.7 million people were bitten by dogs in 1994. By analyzing data from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System-All Injury Program (NEISS-AIP), the CDC determined that 368,245 persons were treated in U.S. hospitals for nonfatal dog bites in 2001, and that approximately 2% of the U.S. population are attacked by dogs per year. These attacks most often occur on the owner's property. [47] Some insurance companies have taken a compromise position, and will only insure Pit Bull owners if their dogs have achieved a Canine Good Citizen award. [48] [edit] Dog fights Pit Bulls are often used for dog fights, due to their strength, courage and widespread availability. Fight training often means using other dogs of the same sex, as most dogs will not show aggression towards the opposite sex. The true "pit dogs" have excellent attitudes towards humans and show aggression to other animals and other dogs. Although dog fighting is illegal in the United States, it is still practiced, and is sometimes accompanied by gambling. In the United States Commonwealth of Virginia, for example, it is a felony to organize, promote, be employed by, or wager on a dogfight, whether one is physically present at the fight or not. Laws vary in other states, but most states have some laws to address dogfighting. Most people who own these breeds direct their dogs' plentiful energy toward nonviolent athletic tasks. Some people train their Pit Bulls for dog agility. Others involve their Pit Bulls in weight pulling competitions, obedience competitions or Schutzhund. The Pit Bull often excels at these sports.

Man o man... so many things to respond to. Do I really give a shit about this bill... not really. Have I had bad expierences with a Pit... absolutly. But lets lay out some facts. 1. Its extremely common for traffic'ers to use these dogs to protect abondon houses that have a large drug and money stash in. 2. Its extremely common for a person to buy a pitbull, because its a "tough" dog. 3. The Pitbull is the most common breed used in illegal animal fighting. 4. Pitbulls were breed to be aggressive, and near fearless. This makes them extremely dangerous to ANYONE, not just children. This is like having to deal with the mind of Charles Manson, in the body of Ronnie Coleman, all jacked up on PCP. The amount of damage that the animal can do is astronomical. 5. Like most WILD preditors, a Pitbull doesnt just maul its prey and let it bleed to death, it goes for the throat in order to sufficate its prey on the spot. Other animals that do this include bears, almost all large cats, wolves, jackels, hyena, and even large constrictor snakes. 6. Like all naturally or in this case un-naturally aggressive animals, you cant stop the primal instinct to attack and fight to the death. You see this all the time in domesticated wild animals. That is why its illegal to own them. Now can a person own a baby pitbull and give it a good home and live a whole life without incident, absolutly. But how often does this really happen? 20% of the time? 30% of the time? 50% of the time? Bottom line is, if its anything less than 99% of the time, and that percentage results in serious injury requiring more than 50 stiches, excessive blood loss, and nightmares for years, than we need to remove them society. They are a breed that has no positive function. I really dont care if they are banned. Ive only owned pure bred min-schnauzers my whole life... and i have yet to hear about anyone being hospitalized from one of those.

no. The 5 cylinder port spacing is closer than the 4 cyl... besides, i can pick up a OBX mani for less than $300. Add a $60 flange and thats a bargin of an upgrade.

Black, silver metalic door. White inside, 2 glass shelves, sliding drawer, freezer in top, and can dispencer/ shelf on inner door. Door is setup to open from left side, can be reversed.