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You don't have to have a store do the transfer. There are quite a few FFL holders around the Columbus area, most of them charge in the 25-35 dollar range for a transfer as opposed to the 50-75 that gunshops charge. Hit up gunbroker.com, they have a pretty good search-by-zipcode FFL locator.

Tree, every branch, face-first landing, tree fell on her, rescuers clumsy with chainsaw, ambulance crashed into bridge pier, bridge fell, FIRE......

It's a stock color. Friend of mine back in school got one from the dealer in just that color.

Nope, it was SUZI. The odd thing is I saw her the other day in SOMETHING, a commercial I think, and was trying to remember where I recognized her from.

Absolutely, I will. But the last time it came in was back in 2005, and the only reason I even knew about it was that I was headed into work, and ended up in the middle of the convoy escorting the limos and SUVs down Alum Creek Drive. Lotsa HMMWVs with deuces mounted, a couple Franklin County Sheriff's cruisers, and one nervous me in my minivan wondering why I'm getting the ole hairy eyeball from all these people with uniforms on.

http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/06/jet-dance-in-sky.html WOW......

I've seen the A-380 when it came over Columbus, unfortunately they can't fly it out of Port Columbus, at least not with a paying load. And the An-225 has been to Rickenbacker three times that I know of. The Ukranians buy all their VIP limos and armored limos from Superior in Reynoldsburg, and fly in the An-225 to pick them up. You just have NO IDEA just how immense that thing is.....

Ahem....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYfhC9ft_hk Boeing 727: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzidphcp6N8 Boeing 737: Antonov An-225: Airbus A-380: Boeing 707: Airbus: And the good ol' Gooney Bird: Some pointy-nosed stuff: Ignore the title, these are actually Belgian Alphajets. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IwplA7_4lU&feature=related Tupelov Tu-22:

I was personally thinking of their covers of "The Rainbow Connection", or "Phantom of the Opera" from 'Are a Drag', or "Danny's Song" from 'Have a Ball'. Their cover of "Country Roads" was great too. BTW, I can't believe that nobody on a Columbus, Ohio based forum has pointed out that "Hang On Sloopy" is a cover.....

Shouldn't "Limbo" doors open DOWNWARD? You know, cause limboing something three feet off the ground really isn't all that hard.

I've got a friend who used to derby. You'd be surprised at how much time and labor get put into those cars. That wagon is destined for the bigger, high-dollar derbies, not the weekend FWD junker specials.

So either they thought they were down 010 to the letter "O", or they were running around in circles yelling, "Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy!". Either way, NOT dunking.

That isn't surprising, its a SPECIAL NEEDS school. Know many retards that can dunk?

Is that really the only photo of a Vega they could use?

Shoot, so it does. Ah well, I got the plugs for a different project anyway.

I remember reading that. And I REALLY remember the next part: that same female chimp managed a pull of OVER 2,000 pounds while having an orgasm during masturbation. Seriously. NOT joking.

Okay, you are going to need a Dremel tool, one of the plug-in ones that turns at 30,000rpm, a piece of 1/8in threaded rod about 4 inches long, one nut that fits said rod, and a number 8 rubber plug. Drill a hole through the plug, insert the rod through the plug, and thread the nut on the end. Chuck the assembly into the Dremel so that the nut keeps the plug in place on the rod. Your new CD launcher is complete..... Place a CD over the plug, using light pressure to keep it in place. Holding the Dremel so that you are out of the plane of the CD, turn it on to the LOWEST RPM setting. Once it is up to speed, push the spinning CD off the plug. Be careful, a CD spinning at 30,000 rpm can SHATTER, sending shards of CD outward like shrapnel, which is fun also.

Walmart is hit-and-miss on ammo. Some stores are consistently well-stocked, others are wastelands. BTW somebody in chemical engineering told me the price hikes in ammo lately aren't because of the spike in brass prices, but because some of the chemicals used in primers, especially rimfires, have run into production problems. I haven't noticed an increase in bulk primers for reloading though.

Uncover your brake lights, turn your headlights on, chip off more than .00002 square inches of your windshield, actually scrape off your side and rear window, use your windshield wipers, use the rear window electric defroster, use the defrost setting to clear the fog from your windshield and side windows, you are born with stereoscopic vision so please use depth perception to accurately tell how far away oncoming traffic is, if you don't have ABS learn how to stop without locking all four tires, if you skid steer in the direction you want to go, don't let go of the steering wheel and squeal like a twat if you do skid, spray PAM or WD40 behind your wheels so you don't drop snow boogers all over the freeway.....AND SHUT UP ABOUT THE BLIZZARD OF '78.....I swear to GOD the next person who says the word, "blizzard" to me is going to spend the rest of their life with 80 grit stapled to the backside of their eyelids.

Fuck you when it snows. And you light grey and silver motherfuckers can catch a piece of this too, you fucking non-contrasting with the background color cunts.

Liv Tyler and Alicia Silverstone.....mmmm, finest fappage of 1994.....

I laugh at my brother because he ALWAYS tries to fire a seventh shot from a six shot revolver. If you ever go to a range and hear some jackass braying, "SEVEN!" in a Nelson Muntz voice, stop by and say hi!

You call the number to set up an appointment to have the car inspected. They tell you when to bring it in, and send you a letter that authorizes you to drive the car directly to the inspection station from wherever you have it (*and you have to tell them a street address*), and then directly back after the inspection. You don't have to have a license plate on it for that one trip, in fact make darn sure that you don't have an old one on there, it could get you in trouble. I guess you could tow it if you want, but they will make you unload it and drive it into the inspection station. Basically, what they do is check the engine and tranny VIN against the chassis VIN, and do a search to make sure that none of those parts are stolen.

Has anyone ever actually seen this car in Columbus? It's been thrown up on car forum threads so many times, and every time it's listed in a different city/state on CL.

I can testify to that. Just got back from a winter shoot, one of the guys had skis and a Garand. One round pushed him back about two feet. Almost as funny as everybody yelling "Schuss! Schuss!" as he came back down the berm.