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Drink some thunderbird and make a review thread about it. Smells like gasoline and tastes like bum wine and lemon slices filled with fecal material. I dare you.

LOL I had to rewind my DVR to see that girl. LULZ were had.

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Best thing to do is ignore all phone and texting contact from him. If he wants to talk to you in person fine but if the drama starts just leave.

I am going to win the lottery and put a functional Ferrari in my bed room. It will be my "race car" bed. Fuck all the haters.

I left work at 930pm at tuttle and took 270 east to 71. 5 different accidents on 270.

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Alright I work for an insurance company. Here is some information from our underwriting manual for Ohio. I don't want to plagiarize so I changed some of the wording. Also other companies will have different rules I must be bored. FYI CA, CO and NM are the only states we have to advise insured to visit their DMV regarding state registration requirements and options for vehicles without liability and/or not being operated. Comp only may be selected if a customer only wants to carry comprehensive coverage on a vehicle. Generally, this is due to putting a vehicle in storage, and liability and collision coverage are not needed. Comp Only still provides the customer with coverage for fire, theft or damage by any of the named perils under Other Than Collision. Onlly allow 1 request per year and comp only not allowed on motorhomes. Antique and classic vehicles can not have comp only. Comp only requests for RV's should be referred to underwriter for approval before processing. Exception Comp only on golf cart OK. At least one vehicle must have liability coverage unless underwriter approves. Exception if there is only one vehicle on the policy and vehicle will be stored and driver will be military deployed OK. If vehicle currently carries liability only and insured wants to change to comp only refer to underwriter. Towing or Roadside Assistance, Full Glass and OEM should be left on, unless requested to remove from insured. Coverage should only be used for long term storage. If an insured wants to change a vehicle to comp only for only a few days deny. Vehicle with Loss Payee: Advise insured the Loss Payee may place forced coverage on vehicle and to check with the Loss Payee to see if they require Collision coverage on the vehicle. If the insured still wants to go Comp Only OK.

It also states as an exception "Is used on a seasonal basis only and the date specified is out of season for that vehicle" Proof of comp only coverage from your insurance agent plus proof that it is in a garage should be good enough. I guess if they wanted to be a dick they could request more from you.

Umbrella policies are a very good choice for most people. I recommend them if you can afford the premiums.

Comp coverage = vandalism, theft, acts of God. Shit that happens while your car is sitting unoccupied.

http://www.bmv.ohio.gov/fr_laws.stm

Ohio law requires financial responsibility in the minimum amount of $12,500 for bodily injury to or death of one (1) individual in any one (1) accident, $25,000 for bodily injury to or death of two (2) or more individuals in any one (1) accident, and $7,500 for injury to the property of others in any one (1) accident. This being if you are driving the car. If you want to garage the car you can drop down to comprehensive only. You can still keep the plates on and you have to have it registered regardless. But if you drive that car out of the garage with comp only you are driving uninsured. The only way around this is to purchase an umbrella policy with extra liability coverage over all your existing policies (auto, fire home, whatever).

Yes the BMV will bitch you out if you don't renew your license on time. Plus late fees as LJ said.

Plus required to file SR-22 for 5 years in ohio

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You have access to the vehicle that is possible to roll on the road. Therefor it is a risk and by Ohio law has to be insured. DMV is just upholding the law. Another thing that certain companies won't allow is excluding your "spouse" on an auto policy. Regardless of the reason they should be excluded they have access to the vehicle 24/7. They are still a risk. Even if they don't have a valid license they could still drive it. It sucks but that's insurance.

We have no base on the moon and we banned making F22 fighters. America should be better.

THISSSSSSS but I am still playing the game

Were they super busy? All the tables full and a line?

It has more DERP gbs in it durrrr.