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I too will bump this, I was there just today! Nice place, with tons of room, all fenced-in and gated!

Not to poop in the thread or anything, but I think I saw you on 256 the other day, I was turning just before 70. I was in the dirty red charger, I had my buddy yell "AJ!" out the window, but you were unphased.....

I'll be there assuming I get my car back. Rolla has it right now fixing the front bumper where I got backed into. I talked to him yesterday and he seemed to think it would be done..... I miss my car.

I'm still in as well....

If there's a canal/pickerington roll out being arranged, I'm in for that.

I will be at this, assuming paint is done. If it is, it will also be about 2 inches lower as well . I'm looking forward to it.

Man, I need to spend more time on the lake with friends instead of family..... I was on Northbank Saturday at the grandpa's house, mainly working on a boat and swimming though.

I love trix. don't talk shit about trix.

MMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmm, veddy nice. Way better than the 'verts in my opinion. I'll probably see you driving around sometime.

so then it what, just curdles in your stomach?......

I got a milkshake at sonic in Lancaster last week, and after I'd paid and he handed me the shakes out the window he said, "I"m sorry, but we have no straws". I was like, seriously none at all huh? He said, no not one in the building..... I nearly killed the man, although he gave me a spoon.

I've been seeing this fairly loud black Camaro in my parking lot at work. It looks really plain but has duals, I honestly thought it was a V6 car until I heard it the other day. I passed it again as I left today, and figured somebody on CR might know it/own it. The license plate was "SIC LS1", or "1SICLS1", can't remember exactly. Is this a decent sleeper with some work done or just some optimistic fellow?

Just on my way home from work, coming down 33 toward lancaster I passed three dirty subarus going toward columbus. All of them had a good deal of mud on them, looked like they had been to one of those rally-x things or whatever they're called. One of the cars had close to a full wrc rally graphics package, mudflaps, giant bumper mounted driving lights, etc. - pretty neato. I was just wondering if there was some kind of event going on down that way?

I like it a lot, always have liked that style bike. Triumph offers a similar looking model I believe.

I do

I don't know know if he'd want them, but my dad has a charger and might be interested if you're planning on re-selling them cheap.

If those are charger wheels, be aware that they are 5x115, rather than the 5x114.3 that is your bolt pattern. Whether you care or not, your lugs might....especially if you'll be using them to "drift"...... in tokyo, a bit too quickly and with a bit too much fury.

Another thing that would work is to just put rain-x or something on your windows, so they couldn't do it quickly....might discourage it.

here's the plan: 1.)next time you suspect it might happen, park your car in the center of the driveway 2.)pour a continuous trail of gasoline around the perimeter of your driveway 3.)wait somewhere nearby out of sight 4.)when perpetrators arrive near your car, toss a match, and enjoy the ring of fire you've created . ....or a paintball gun on the roof, works for coyotes

SoSlo, post up some pics, I wasn't planning on a single but I might be if it wouldn't look completely out of place in a hatch....

Not a bad joke, however, the car was only there because I was there trying to show him how the left pedal works . http://hesitating.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/pedobear_22.jpg

oh hi. p.s. - nice ricer parking asshole

I believe I told "Rhett" you wanted these in another post, as I remembered you posted about it a while back. Either way I like!

MMMMMMmmmmm, toast

Anybody else drive in the craziness earlier? I'd say it was likely the heaviest rain I've ever driven in, and I was on my way down to campus and got stuck in it. I live between lancaster and canal, so I came 33 to 70 and it started about miller kelton area on 70. The wipers on the dakota couldn't keep up on max speed once it started, and it took me a good 10 minutes to get to 315 from the miller kelton area. When I did, all of 315 at Mount Carmel was completely stopped in front of me. Once I got stopped I saw that 315 was completely flooded at the broad street overpass, and basically everyone was just stuck looking at it, unable to backup and afraid to drive through it. People started TURNING AROUND and driving down on-ramps in the wrong direction. I waited a few minutes expecting it to drain away, but it was obviously getting higher as I sat there. After 5 minutes or so I saw a few brave souls push through it and I made my own way to the berm, to the front of the pack. I just figured 'screw it, it's not getting any lower'. It was probably a foot and half or two feet of water, easy, and two or three hundred feet of the freeway covered. I had seen a few trucks cross, and I figured the water was just below the bottom of the doors. My only thoughts were, don't stop so I keep the wave moving ahead of me, and don't drive so fast that I splash water high enough to potentially reach the intake.... Anyway, just thought I'd share since it was a pretty unique driving experience as far as flooding, especially for the freeway, you know. It was super satisfying making my way to the other side of the water, only to find an empty freeway ahead and hundreds of afraid drivers stopped behind me across all the water . Anybody else have any adventures as a result of the weather?