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This is 10000% accurate

Some people see a clean, rare, enthusiast performance car, others see a higher mileage Mitsubishi Lancer. He better hope an Evo fanboy has money to blow, otherwise he's gonna have it until he lowers the price

Yep, if you only do the pads, it's still gonna vibrate since the rotors are warped. If the rotors were in good shape the brakes wouldn't vibrate

Lowe's is always hiring this time of year. If he goes for lumber/building materials, chances are he'll learn a lot since there's usually at least one or two guys in building materials with an extensive background in construction/carpentry that he could soak up knowledge from. Easy job, 35 hours a week, starts off around $10/hr.

If you're a shady lowlife dumbfuck committing crimes and threatening an officer's safety, you're going to pay for it and rightfully so. Doesn't matter what color your skin is, stupidity doesn't discriminate. The media makes everything about race, but 99% of police offers don't give two shits what color your skin is. Criminals are criminals and when your life is on the line, it doesn't matter if you're black white purple or polka dotted.

TRUTH :thumbup:

Funny/interesting that some animal came and dug it up lol. NATURE I have a few of the big ass bumble fuckers floating around the house, but there's a lot of flowers around so I'm not surprised. I've looked around the eaves/soffit and haven't found anything, and the bees/wasps haven't tried invading my storage shed yet although I fully expect them to eventually (FUCK wasps). The honey bees seem to be interested in the patio area behind my garage, specifically my table and chairs. It's only a couple at a time, not a swarm, but they were being very aggressive when I was out there messing with my grill. Maybe I should spray the table and chairs down with soap and see if that helps. Bugs will be bugs and I'm ok with bees doing their thing, but I really want them away from my patio area.

The more I look at it, the more I like it.

I do need to build a fire pit. And I frequently smoke cigars which always helps keep insects away....

Is it supposed to go above the door handle, below the body line? Agreed with geeesammy, if it wasn't cut off at the front wheel it would look better

The past day or so I've noticed a few honeybees constantly hovering around my back porch and garage. Normally I just ignore the little fuckers, but some of them are being aggressive and flying around all up in my shit, and I found one in my beer a little bit ago. So now I'm pissed and I want to find a way to help deter them. Plus I'm highly allergic to bee stings, so I would prefer they just fuck off altogether and leave me alone. I normally just kill them with raid or brake cleaner or whatever harsh chemical sprays I have at hand, but I don't want to spend my time outdoors spraying every bee and wasp that dares cross my path. Do they make tiki torches or anything like that to repel bees, and do they work? I googled it, and as I expected, found a bunch of articles on all these e-friendly hipster ways to deter bees with "household items" like peppermint herbs and tea tree oil (because I totally have a ton of that stuff around my house) and who knows if these methods even work? So before I waste money on citronella candles and cucumbers, can anyone recommend me a bee repellent that actually repels them? Thanks in advance

I'm pretty sure it's all gone

Nice!

Wait, maybe I'm mistaken. I could just be thinking of the cranky old women at the title offices that bitch when it's not completely filled out

I've owned 13 cars, and every time I've bought/sold/traded they wouldn't notarize without the buyer AND seller info completely filled out

Jeff McCool, member on here

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I doubt anyone needs it, but the Lowe's in Hilliard has it marked down from $40 to $5 bucks for a 5-gallon bucket. Lexington Paint Fence Pro Latex Fence & Barn Paint. We have 41 in stock. Buy all 41, and you can get them for a dollar per bucket. Unless you want to paint a Mail Pouch barn, I'm really not sure what you might use this stuff for, but I figured I would throw it on here if anyone's interested.

Thanks again Carl. Just got done with the front and back yards. It mows like a champ

I'm pretty sure I've never owned a car with a cabin air filter

Looking for a cheap gas powered push mower. Don't really care if it's self propelled. The cheaper the better. Let me know if you have something you want to get rid of! Thanks Steve

Yep. My mom's GE fridge from 1977 recently crapped out. The range from '77 and the Toshiba microwave from the early 80s are still going strong. Her upright freezer from the 60s still works too. The days when appliances would last more than a couple decades is long gone. Appliances nowadays are only supposed to last for 8-10 years. Sucks, but that's just how it is now. The silver lining is they are much more energy efficient, so operating costs are significantly less. A lot of the high end stuff with the bells and whistles will sometimes crap out in a couple years. More electronics = more problems. Samsung is the worst by far. They have so many circuit/motherboard/wiring problems it's ridiculous. Frigidaire washers/dryers are probably the worst you can buy. 100% junk

Good suggestions in this thread. Look for scratch-n-dent (it's a washer and dryer, who cares if it has a ding on it) or clearance or whatever. The only benefit to getting a high end dryer is the steam function on a lot of them which is nice. Basic Whirlpool/Maytag top load washer/dryers are the way to go if you want something that will last longer. I would NEVER buy a Samsung appliance without a 5-year warranty. We have a few dryers here at the moment. I'll check what deals we have and let you know

Truth :thumbup: I might call this guy and ask why he's selling. I would like to hear the back story