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You guys aren't thinking on the right track. You're not going to sell your twitter acct on Craigslist. It's not about selling your account. It's what it'd be worth due to audience size for adverstising and the like. There truly is much more to it all than some of you realize. Lots of money to be made within all this annoying social networking crap.

Crazy.

Here are some a bit more affordable and much more than just campers. However, due to time/space constraints, you'll have to spend the time looking into the details yourself : http://www.tigervehicles.com GMC Sierra based RV http://www.tigervehicles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/02-IMG_3290.jpg http://www.fourwheelcampers.com They make various hard and pop-up campers for off road vehicles for large and even midsize trucks. Not your average camper. http://www.allprooffroad.com Need something a little smaller? Want to build your own over time? It's amazing what you can do with some parts and a simple Tacoma.

Are you ready? Cuz I'm about to list a few... I'll list trucks you can buy and not "one-offs" or military vehicles (which are pretty represented already). Many of these companies build various examples and types. I'm going to only list one from each place and not neccessarily the biggest/most expensive. Sportsmobile - http://www.sportsmobile.com 4x4 Ford Econoline conversion http://sportsmobile.com/sections/4x4/ultimate/UAV_02bike_lg.jpg Earthroamer - http://www.earthroamer.com Ford F550 and F650 chassis http://www.earthroamer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/XV-LT-and-XV-HD-with-Kelci-Master-big-600x257.jpg Safari Extreme - http://www.globalxvehicles.com International 7400 4x4 chassis (can be fitted to Merc Unimog U-500) http://globalxvehicles.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/High-Mountain-Mobile-2-web.jpg Earth Cruiser - http://www.earthcruiser.com.au 4x4 Fuso chassis http://www.earthcruiser.com.au/assets/images/pages/home/home_large1b.jpg

Interesting. There are some cool self portraits there, as well.

How much is your Twitter account worth? http://www.snpros.com/

lol I do geek out on some insects.

Something I haven't seen mentioned here is the load limit amount on the Jeep. There was some talk of Chrysler saying they overloaded the first time out. The magaizine said they loaded it with a normal amount of people and their gear. What I'm hearing is that the load limit of the Jeep is far less than you would assume for a vehicle of it's size/caliber. Most people don't pay attention to the difference and assume for example, if a car seats 5, then it'll hold 5 people with all their gear. This just isn't always true. Hell, there can be huge difference between weight limits of cars/suv's within the same category! I've driven and been driven in a shit load of cars going way back and I still recall seeing cargo limits that in no way covered a "full load" of people. This was mostly on older autos, though, as even I don't really pay attention to that's stuff anymore, either. That's the whole point of the step: an emergency maneuver. It's not something that happens all the time, but in an emergency (as I had to make a very similar move not too long ago) it's nice to know you can dodge something without rolling over.

That's pretty damn cool. I used to take Titan to various playgrounds and run him through ENTIRE jungle gyms including the chain ladders, bridges, slides, everything. Of course, I spotted him in case of falls, etc. The Amstaffs and Pits are one of the few breeds capable of such agility and climbing due to paw design and their more obvious physical attributes. It was impressive but damn this guy has spent an even more impressive amount of time teaching this dog. Amazing.

Holy crap, she's needs something else in her life. Someone find this woman a chubby chaser...

1. Yes. The Velvet, Cow ant, Cow Killer names are misleading but you can see why they have the name. The Cow name was given due to the belief they could kill a cow with their sting. Not true, btw. 2. They're pretty plentiful in the south and southwest. I do not recall seeing any here in Ohio but I wouldn't be suprised if you found them in southern ohio even if it's in limited quantities. Edit: I really feel like I've seen one of the smaller species here locally since I've lived here. Almost 100% positive. Anyway...

I've lived there twice. Even have 5 acres out on Lake Limestone. Taxes are good. Still, I never want to live there again. (Even though at this moment there's still a chance I may have to move back. ) Job availability and taxes are a big draw, still. Plenty of wide open spaces with no highway patrol, etc every 10ft, too and speed limits that make sense. Still...

I'm more interested in the data, too, at this point. If I want high res pics of the surface, I'll google Arizona.

Why does it matter what color you are?

We have those exact same units. lol She's been wanting new ones, too. They both work, though, dammit! Think I may perform some seroius maintenance on them and see if I can change her mind. Our dryer is making some noise sometimes, too. I think if the drum is pulled, cleaned and reset - maybe check the belt - it'll be fine. May be an easy fix for whoever buys them. Good luck. That's pretty cheap, people.

It's still not even the biggest HS stadium in Texas. No city or state taxes, either.

Beyond ridiculous. Such a nanny state. I like to keep an eye on them as we seem to follow suit over time. Sad.

Yes, that is one type. They make some crazy noises, too, if you pin one down with a stick, etc. Just watch out for their stinger as it's quite long and agile (one of the longest I've seen) and they shoot that thing out in all directions. Very painful, too. My memory of it anyway and I don't want a refresher. The females have a relatively weak stinger. They use it to paralyze the cicada and place it in a pre-dug burrow where they lay an egg(s) with it. The larvae hatch and they have fresh prey that can't fight back to eat. The males have something to stick you with but it's not technically a stinger and not really much to it. They seem to rely mostly on their great size, strength, and jaws. Like heavily built scorpion with heavy claws, they generally aren't as poisonous as they're more svelte scorpion cousins; relying more on size and strength.

haha He had a Web Redemption on Tosh.0.

Saw that review. He's caught a lot of slack for it. To each their own, I guess.

I think if you supply a full movie package with the seats they'd sell better. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRYywQG1KwypErRGZzgWdQFHHntnjnH_OrZDN-c2zg56NPDMhtI2IrDA7BQtQ

Same. HATE spraying that shit on but I know if I want to fish thru the evening or do a few hours of exploring/hiking along a creek/river, I almost don't have a choice. Pro-tip: Try to keep in mind when you spray that shit on you, it's a poison and any fish or amphibian you may potentially harm as it's very easy for them to absorb it thru the skin. I always wash my hands afterward and when I'm small animal hunting (amphibians, etc) I even use latex gloves.

That appears to be a cicada killer. They can reach a length of a full 2inches. They aren't generally agressive and their stings really aren't all that bad. But they looks scary. Ever seen a velvet or cow-killer ant? Fuck all, those stings like a son of a bitch and will do it more time than you can count if you let it. Assholes. At least they can't fly.

What the hell have you done with Jones? You return my trollololing little friend! Thank you. Some common sense. Some people are just so intent on hatorade they don't care where they spill it.

Good read and highly relevant to this thread. Those who don't understand why we explore, do yourself a favor and educate yourself. I understand why you don't think it's worth it, but if you take a few moments this may change your mind. Not just the article but the examples/reasons the author links to. http://jalopnik.com/5932213/why-its-great-we-send-robots-to-mars-and-why-people-should-follow