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LOL, no we almost got shot, and Mike (302Powered) was set on fire.

That isn't 100% accurate. there are several reasons that one may rescind a motor vehicle purchase in Ohio, and they are all listed in the ORC. If the contract was dependent upon the customers "approved lending", then there is still an out. I looked for more that applied in this case, but could not find any.

Regardless of the law if the loan has not been processed she has the right to rescind. If she had a trade in and they got rid of it before the sale went through, then your friend can REALLY fuck the dealer and definitely has the upper hand. As of right now the dealer still owns the car. For everyone's information, a dealer does not have to disclose ANY damage on a used car unless it is a previously salvaged or fleet vehicle, or it has had problems with its odometer. Bill, I tried to call you. Contact me if you want help please.

Awesome game, takes place during the Norman conquest of England. You play first as the Vikings, then as the English, then as the Normans. Very addicting. PLAY ME

That auction advertises no machine work. Anyone know why that makes it a bad idea?

THIS and THIS are hte pictures Shane and I were trying to describe to you...Yes, that is a cookie tin on the second guys head. Honorable mentions: http://www.perryjoshua.com/Exchange/Eli/DinnerJacket.jpg http://www.perryjoshua.com/Exchange/Eli/iran http://www.perryjoshua.com/Exchange/Eli/DSC00936.JPG

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This thread was derailed in the first post. The facts remain, obviously he was teaching religious ideals in the classroom, this is even admitted in the lawsuit. It is obvious that it is not only withheld from the curriculum he is supposed to teach, but specifically forbidden. Is this violation of rules enough to legitimately dismiss him from his job? This section is interesting since it states that an investigation was performed, and that an action was taken as the result of the investigation. The fact is, this man *may* have violated the terms of his employment, and was fired for doing so. If that is truly the case, then he has no ground upon which to stand in this case. Thorne, I disagree that science teachers should be atheists. We all have the right to believe what we would like to believe, and this man can try and preach to my kids all he wants, as the constitution allows for free speech and freedom of religion. He just can't do it in a school that employs him.

I wouldn't call or talk to them at all. I would send a letter to the collection agency stating everything you told us (you should have a copy of the canceled check with your forwarding address), and in the letter demand that they cease and desist all contact. Also contact the AG of Ohio and file a consumer complaint for questionable business practices. If they contact you again, take them to court, sue them for FDCPA violations and get a restraining order. If they take you to court, win the case.

Glad everything went as well as it could have. Keep us updated.

Look between the two panes of glass and you will see holes in the extruded aluminum housing. Those holes allow the desiccant contained in the frame to dry the air between the panes. Once the seal breaks, the desiccant no longer works and the window needs replaced.

Thx 4 the note!

A while back I posted THIS email that came from my sons school. I thought it was pretty funny, and I recently received this one:

I'm so sorry this is happening Andy. I'm also relieved it was caught so early. If I can do anything please let me know.

I have an original Sony Reader. I'm sure the Kindle is way better.

No, we went searching through underground tunnels made by the SS when they invaded Norway. They hollowed out some mountains as a defense on the coast and it is AMAZING. I start my new job on the 29th, I wanted to take a trip before I started.

Next time flip the Rubbermaid the other way and put the filter in the lid, that way you can change the filter without breaking the seal. Eric, I am in Scandinavia right now, do you want me to bring anything back? I have loads of pics and interesting stories for you. Some involve caves and Nazis. More to come.

I am going to say this to everyone I know.

I got a lot of Taiwanese earlier. Some others got Brazilians, I think it just depends on what time it is.

http://www.omegle.com Your turn.

http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/1193199289.html This is a member on here and he is a friend of mine. Contact me with any questions Paul.

Yes, it's possible. Also, there is a big difference between electrocuted and shocked. TE7two was shocked, which is both common and painful. I have found (unfortunately through personal experience) that DC is much more painful than AC.

Good advice. Here's my choice for the three girls (all should be English majors): 1)The first one can teach you how to type a complete sentence, 2)The second can teach you what a paragraph is, 3)The third girl can teach you how to spell "plethora" and "definite" Try those three things and get back to us.

Woohoo! Happy birthday Shawn!

I think you might still need to pay him for the work that he did, otherwise you make yourself liable for a suit. However, since they did not grade the yard correctly, you may be able to hold the money until the work is completed. What I would do is have them finish the work, pay them, complain to them and demand the money (with a copy of the estimate of damage) and keep a copy of the letter. If they refuse, complain via the AG website (ag4ohio.com), and provide them with all of the info you have. They will not settle monetary disputes but will attempt to settle any differences you have over property damage so that the court system is not burdened. If that does not settle the issues (they have 90 days) then file a suit in Knox County Small Claims court. Do not threaten a lawsuit or they can sue you. Do not do anything that may make you liable or even look bad in front of a judge. You always want to look reasonable and responsible, which is why you should pay for the completed work.