Turbs3000

So anyone up for a drive to NJ in a few months to buy up all the guns that people have to "dispose" of.

Knowing nothing about guns... that looks like an interesting selection of some cool pieces.

IPS did my last one and gave a deal far better then any other shop was giving.

This. She has breached contract.

I just finished Hidden Empire and loved it, though I'm a sucker for anything Card. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/Turbs3000/books_zpsb8320aa9.jpg

Sizes?

i was going to say this. a buddy of mine has lost a few. I've heard some people have awful luck with them and others have great luck with them.

Fair, but it's more that I've only put it here for now. I'm getting another car in March so it wouldn't be til then that I'd be in a hurry to sell it. Also, the counter point would be that I don't know of any equal or better maintained, 35mpg dd's, with only 100k on them. But I do understand your point all the same.

My current result on a droid 4 was just 7mb down, 6mb up, 82ms ping. I wonder if something is under construction or if they are too slammed because in the past I normally get 25/10 in Columbus.

Since 2 people have already mentioned it... http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=108953 I've got a Saturn SL2 for sale in that range. They shockingly are a blast to drive. They are so light and nimble they will do whatever you want. It is a manual. Has more than enough room for him. Avg 35mpg with city and highway.

I apologize this is an SL2 not an SL1 (meaning it is a DOHC rather than SOHC)

sooo pictures?

possible option: http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=108953

Forgot about this, so bump. Also, front rotors and pads are included; good quality, not Chinese junk ones.

First thing that came to my mind was the vendor license, without one you could not do that in Columbus.

To you and others may I strongly suggest Blue Nile for the future. By far the best jewelry anything I have ever dealt with and they have incredible customer service. Obviously, that doesn't help your current problem but at least presents options for the future.

Versluis on here worked there for about a year. Pretty sure he hated it. I've heard from others the management is extremely poor. They strike me as the type of company that is content with high turn over.

I just fear it's just another dumbed down, soft, do what you want right away no skill no effort modern mmo... Light gamers and families whom game together candy.

I'm sure you've already thought about it but can your board support 2133? And you must have a beast system if that's where your worries lie.

Have you called the other apartment garages around Dublin. I've recommended and used/still use ones around Tuttle. I'm assuming you want to just store the car? You can normally find one that will do it for far less than $120, normally around $50/month. Hell I'll pull mine out and rent you that one for $100

Were swamped. Almost done billing from the 21st. Now a bigger pile to go.

Report the Xbox Stolen to Xbox. Dunno if you have live or anything but they will lock out any of that stuff.

Fair... except I'm somehow one of the "few" that can log in via phone and pc....

Yes, it will normally have to be considered a commercial vehicle though which has higher reg/tag rates but they aren't horrible. Also, you are supposed to then insure it through your company as well. "Registering vehicles used for hire or principally in connection with an established business: If the vehicle to be registered is to be used for hire or principally in connection with an established business, the BMV will obtain the vehicle owner’s federal tax identification number (TIN) in place of the driver license, state ID or Social Security number. Couriers for licensed motor vehicle dealerships registering a motor vehicle on behalf of the dealer must present their driver license or ID card from any state of the United States or province of Canada OR, documentary proof of the courier’s SSN as per the BMV Acceptable Documents List as well as provide the TIN for the business. "

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