spankis

I can do that, I can pick it up this evening ( Saturday ) or anytime next week. I'll be in Akron all day Sunday however. Let me know what works for you, I'll PM you my cellphone number...

$200 for the box if I come pick it up and load it??? Can do tomorrow, let me know.

How much is one of those? And how many holes are in the trunk/roof/A pillar? Welcome.

Paying a monthly fee for a wireless router is a dumb idea. Seriously sir, do yourself a favor and go buy one.

+1 on WOW being good. We have WOW cable and internet, and they have had no problem eating an entire months bill if our service is out more than maybe 12 hours in a month - which is rare. Basically, problems are few, and they take care of you when they screw up.

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So did my friend Brian. His name is listed on their menu for this year I believe. Places like the Lizard and this new "Pub" place are great ways to find out what beer types you really like. I know the Lizard has great food, too.

BRB, going to oz to get my courage from the wizard, so I can try this shit.... http://www.break.com/usercontent/2009/1/Longboard-Fun-650236.html

Only some guys on here are that way, not the majority however.

Guys never been to the winking lizard? Sounds similar?

the 6G74 (3.5 liter) variation of the 6G72 ( 3.0 liter ) mitsubishi 3000gt motor is used in the Kia Sedona minivan. The same motor was used in mitsubishi monteros for many years. As far as the starter problem, it's the the "click click start" problem commonly as a result of its symptoms, and is easily fixed by installing a relay to pull power straight from the battery when signaled by the ignition. P.S. - my car has a 6G72

I'm from pickerington too, I think I almost bought those wheels off of you - I had a white stealth, came by one time when they were for sale.... Did you have a convertible eclipse too? Either way, I like the S2000.

I haven't changed too much. I think I've become more reasonable, maybe. I think with my first car I threw money into the wrong things, I think now I'm better able to prioritize what I want, and spend accordingly. I think my tastes in racing have always been more into a car that goes and turns, but I can still definitely appreciate impressive straight-line cars. I've lately become interested in weird and unique cars, and just generally engine/chassis combinations you rarely see.

A couple quick simple radio advertisements like " FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY!!!! National Trails Raceway - Grudge Racing matchups, Just Tech in and race all night for $** " People aren't going to care if it's just one guy telling another guy he should go..... Gotta get people excited, and expand beyond the CR crowd.

That shit is amazing. I had trouble convincing myself that it's real as I watched it.

Harmon Kardon, my buddy has one and it is AMAZING.

I know mine ( the Kershaw ) is. You just get it initially started with your thumb, then it springs open and locks on its own.

My dog does this as well. The other thing that's really dumb is if I get tired of waiting on him and start walking back towards the door, he then gets serious and assumes the position.

Me and a few of my friends ( both Eagle Scouts, lol ) all have the same Kershaw model that's pretty nice and has held up a while. It has the Tanto-tip that was mentioned I believe. This is it: http://www.kershawknives.com/productdetails.php?id=85&brand=kershaw The pocket clip is also reversible, so the knife can be pulled out of your pocket "safely", or reversed for instant flip-open assault mode . Going on 3 years with mine.

I went there for an event with work one time, and at that point they were talking about opening some facility with even faster carts. I thought they said they were having trouble getting licenses to offer the experience they wanted without training/licensing customers. It was a ton of fun when I went though, they had carts set up to be tight, and others set up to be loose. I always preferred the loose ones .

I replaced one of these on my old ford and decided to get it from the junkyard. I think it was like $12. Model year 2000 might be a little too new for pick & pull, but I'm sure any gm truck of that generation shares the same part so it wouldn't be too hard to find at some other yards....

"break" lights? Really? no excuse..... http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60636&highlight=spell

Pretty cool, Kenny. I've got a couple .22's and one of these might be a nice addition....

A friend of a friend showed me a .17 he had last year. I never shot it, but it had a black synthetic stock and everything else was polished. He said he bought the parts and built it himself, or something? How much does something like that run? Any idea what it might have been?

Edit: I actually just called him and he's all for it, so let me know when/where you'd like to trade it. FYI the disc and case are both perfect, I just checked. I live on OSU campus mostly, but am occasionally in Pickerington.