Dr. Pomade

It's in Polaris. 71 N to Polaris Pkwy exit. Turn left (i.e., west) on Polaris Pkwy. At first major intersection, turn left - that will be Lyra Drive. There's Bob Evans, an Arby's, a gas station with an attached Tim Horton's, a Max N Ermas, and a Wendy's all in the vicinity of that intersection. Follow Lyra Drive around, go about two hundred yards, pull into QS&L, and proceed to do a massive burnout.

Ban.

Every three months or slow, Groveport shows up at Bexley's house, rings the door bell, and then slaps Bexley in the face. Then, as Bexley is weeping in pain and suprise, Groveport sets Bexley's BMW three-series on fire.

Muthafuckin EVO. And, you're from Groveport. Represent, bitches!

Mr. Stock is a badass. True story. Happy Birthday - I hope to catch up with you some time at a meet.

Sick. Your Z06 has 405HP. Coincidence? I think not.

I'm still curious how law enforcement officials were so certain that, after the initial shooting, it was an isolated incident and there was no particular risk of any additional violence. Anyone know what law enforcement has offered in the way of an explanation for that?

Granted, but then overinflated salaries of professional football players would double along with their egos. I wish I could go to Vegas this weekend.

Hopefully that's exactly what they're doing. This city needs more people that are overtly conscious about the way Columbus is perceived by the rest of the nation, and they need more people that want it to be perceived in a better light.

Awesome, thanks. I'm definitely looking into this.

Shawn, did you misread it? He didn't say "I wasn't paying attention..." he said "It wasn't paying attention..."

Cool car.

Not sure on any formal dress code there beyond no hats, no gang insignia, and none of the obvious shit that you can't wear to nice clubs (e.g., tank tops). If in doubt, do this: go to the Rail in Nordstrom's, find a hot salesgirl, and say, "I'm going to Sugar this weekend; help me pick out something to wear." We got a table at Sugar on Saturday night. It was a good time.

Absolutely horrific.

LOL, jerk.

I can't speak for the others, but I didn't go to the movie expecting it to be anything short of cheesy. Unfortunately, it just happened to suck really, really bad, and that was even with going in with very low expectations.

It's because I was wearing my kangol of invisibility. Here's a pic: ______________________________________________________

Well, yeah, if you consider a "gun" something that fires bullets, which is the same thing that cop told me like three weeks ago at Kings Island.

Then I'm holding you responsible. I'll expect $7.00 in my Pay-Pal account before 10pm EST.

LOL. Yup, you're just as big a prick as that cop was.

Sadly, yes.

Redline was so awesome I'm going to see it again tonight. Clark, no hugging - like the judge said, you're not to have any physical contact with me until after the hearing.

LOL, this guy really does have potential. Listen, Sol740, don't go all soft on me. It's The Kitchen - it's all fair game here. A little spirited intraweb warrioring never really hurt anyone. Besides, you're right: I do have a God complex as well as the maturity of a 10-year old. "Congradulations" on figuring that out so quickly.

I used to have a Typhoon as a daily driver. Although that's more old school, I think it's a perfect sleeper.

No, but around that same time last night we were racing and saw a Porsche GT hit a rock and then flip awkwardly over top of us and down an embankment.