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That was awesome, Reminds me of this guy (bad video example but first one I found)

Good question, why isn't this on 3si or 3sgto?

Makes it interesting that at the Tuttle one it's 300lb guys out there with the sign... never any women.

Multiple Dublin companies (and probably companies across the US) are suing them. It's absurd that they are allowed to exist.

Yes, they are auctioned like crazzzzy. And yes, for pretty cheap.

First one sounds great, fracking on the other hand I still can't get behind. Dublin's whole fleet is natural gas, they have a station at the ops building that the public is allowed to use.

We got a new civic for the woman, I'm still waiting on my work one, should be mid-end of march. Feel free to PM me where you stand. I'll be cleaning it out and everything this weekend. It will get the new set of brakes this weekend as well. Then probably hit CL maybe autotrader the week after.

In the vid comments he says it was west Columbus, Probably Hillard/dublin area.

I wonder if when they aired this episode they knew the craziness that was about to ensue.

Thought about just serving? a few restaurants around Dublin are looking for servers and bussers. Normally $70ish a night for shifts anywhere between 4-11pm.

You can get approved and get the money headed towards your account before knowing exactly what car you want. Also if you go in early they can have the answer back to you normally the same day.

Technically that's illegal on the notary's part, as it says all above blanks must be filled out before it can be notarized. But yes, that is the best option esp. if you plan on reselling it.

interesting, it was a storage facility so you would think all that metal would have been built into the demo bid.

I've always used my bank. It's free if you have an account. Banks inside of stores are often open til 7 or so. Many Chase locations are open til 7 as well.

If it was for myself I would probably end up with a Kindle Fire or something similar but it being a gift... I know better than to change products haha.

Bump.

Personally, I would start by owning a car wash. From there I would attach/convert some bays to work stalls. This way you would already have the traffic numbers and the land would have steady income that paid for itself. Also, the shop would only need to break even and/or would open the door for write offs for the car wash. Anything above and beyond would be icing on the cake.

Pretty clean for a landscape/snow truck GLWS

I've always just rented, you can get great equipment that needs 0 maintenance. I would lean that route on this type of project unless you specifically want to add a tiller to your arsenal. Personally, when I am working on a residential or commercial property I just go rent one.

looking to buy an ipad in the next few days. I thought I would check to see if someone one here had one they were looking to get rid of before I go to CL. I'd prefer wifi only and probably a 2 or newer. Thanks

Statistics says yes, you switch doors.

I would be interested in the Kinect and any kinect based games those that are only looking for the system.

Up by the Boggy Inn in Dublin they do sail boat lessons that a few of my friends have taught in the past.

I had kind of similar issues on my old 91 S10 that turned out to be a coil pack.

Aww no new jobs.... yet.