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A) Are you sure that's not just cellulose insulation? B) Put a hungry cat up there.

Unless it was cash or money order, you can get it back. Did you use a site to transfer, or did you use a credit card by chance? I don't know the answer to your question by the way.

Getting what he deserved or not, the state was negligent. The family has a case. As a society, if we willingly object offenders to torture because they 'deserve' it, what do we deserve?

House fire? Is it jus smelz?

I've always liked Others Pizza.

Yes Clay, that is a fine example of everything he said he does NOT want.

I was actually planning on karting, and I'm a +1 with Spencer. Will he need his license to drive a kart?

The color is hard to describe, kinda tan kinda grey. I can let you see it if you want.

はい、かわいい!!!

Akai Hana Jan 25 (Saturday) 7PM. Who is invited? EVERYONE! http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view2/1211369/everyone-o.gif Come out and celebrate with me.

Buster, you should really consider a job in the Armed Forces. Go Army, get a job in the motorcade, learn some skills and not have to worry as much about money and shit. You might even be a career man. Honestly dude.

I have an 03 center console that moves the cupholder away from the shifter.

Bypass the police, file a civil theft suit. Owner of your business can claim three times the value of the items stolen, plus have the right to claim all attorney fees and court costs. Since the person stealing has a business, it is likely you can obtain monetary compensation. http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2307.61

Medical places will always send you a bill as if your insurance is paying for it, and when they find out that isn't the case, they will immediately reduce the bill if you call them. My daughter had to go to the hospital when I was laid off and the bill was $2400. I called and told them the situation, they immediately knocked it down to $1600, no qualms whatsoever. I know you feel like doing 'the right thing', but the right thing is for you not to be charged if you went to a place that took your insurance. Call the receiving dep't, and tell them what you are willing to pay (as suggested earlier, as if your insurance covered it), and if they don't accept that you really should consider letting it go to collections. It gives you more bargaining power and I can show you how to get it off of your credit score later. There has been some really good advice in this thread so far.

I would describe it as more chronic than acute.

Fred Durst is 44 this year. http://watchoutfor.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/fred-durst.jpg Kelly McGillis (Top Gun) is approaching 60. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00105/TMM29MCGILLISA_a_105737c.jpg

This is good advice, and having cedar shoe trees to store your shoes when you aren't wearing them will help to keep their shape and condition. I used to recommend J&M but will not. I will recommend Bjorn as a lower priced, very comfortable shoe. The advice given in this thread supersedes anything else I could add.

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Big Steve! Welcome back!

Holy shit...And you work at a bank?

If you've never read the book 'Freakonomics', this discussion is basically the gist of the book. The author discusses how people will gladly overpay for certain items from one place and scoff at the idea of paying even a FRACTION of the cost from a different source, for the SAME product (think movie theater popcorn, or baseball park beer, vs going to a grocery store). There is also a discussion about a man who had a business delivering bagels which were paid for by the honor system, and the biggest perpetrators of non-payment were executives with an inflated sense of entitlement. They could AFFORD to pay more, but for whatever reason felt that they didn't have to, leaving the cost of the bagels to be paid for by the people in the office making less money.

Yes...If you itemize on your taxes (most people who are delivery drivers are 'standard deduction' type of guys).