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Good thing it wasn't a spec-V AMG. More than you can afford pal, Nissan.

I like that "they can easily stop going down a hill with excellent 4-wheel braking!" If I were in an urban area I'd be all over it. Wouldn't work for my lifestyle though.

He is probably not sure what a 930 is, other that he heard his dad say his uncle had one and it was mega sweet back in the day (when cars had 160hp). I heard he sold his 930 to Mark Pi and it was still local and in good shape although the tires were getting a bit dry-rotted. If he has actually owned those cars, I suspect with his attitude there would be plenty of youtube videos of each one beasting on an rx7, or possibly a 10-sec supra.

I suspect this whole thing winds up on an episode of "Strange But True" in another 20 years. It's very troubling that there could be this amount of clusterfuck with so many officials involved.

I heard there's an alternate ending.

Damnit, turned it off a bit ago. It will be on netflix in 30 seconds anyway.

There have been plenty of good ones of 60-gunners going to it, but then they never show what they're shooting at, or if they're even in combat, or what the hell is going on. It kind of makes me wonder how much is just "Oh man, a camera! Hey guys, watch this!"

Some good footage, and a couple of mildly interesting overly brief interviews, but nothing really great in my opinion. I hate how they show these little 3 second clips at a time; like is that really all the footage people take or do they just not want to bore us with all the other stuff that wasn't happening?

It's a bit more potent than a 22LR, and costs a bunch to shoot. You're looking at $20+ for a box of 50 rounds, which in my opinion is way too much for a plinker.

Hi Dalton. How fast is a moderately fast 600rr?

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That helps the work day go by

It's so funny I had to rep you. Waiting for ban thread on Ohioriders.net... then counter-thread on CR...

You really have to shop around for stovepipe. For some reason it's super expensive at some places, and super cheap others. The TrueValue hardware store in Marysville had super cheap 6" stovepipe last year, and TSC can be hit or miss.

Judging by the cars he's "owned" I'd guess more than likely. Find out in 8 seconds!

Busted. Although in his defense, he was probably still in junior high in 2002 and those 10 year-olds don't race too much.

PM me if you want specifics, but having worked at 3 small businesses in the last year, all were $80-$120 every two weeks for crappy health coverage NOT including dental or vision, and the only one that had any kind of 401k is nearly bankrupt. In fact I've only ever worked two places that had decent benefits, and one was a union job that paid about minimum wage and the other was owned by a large corporation but paid slightly above minimum wage.

Your color key is too logical and therefore invalid.

Good for you knowing what you wanted, going after it, and getting it. That says a lot. I truly appreciate the people (and this may very well be you) that want to SERVE the public- be it in the military, as a LEO, or whatever. That being said, as others in this thread have shown there is a very high demand for some of these jobs. If my boss had someone that could acceptably perform my job tasks for less money, I'd be out the door that minute. Why do you think your job is/should be different?

As nasty as this might sound, wouldn't you just go to your boss and say "Gimme this or I quit!" ??? I mean honestly, if it's that bad then you owe it to yourself to find a job elsewhere. If not, be thankful you're not one of the people making $20k/year, paying off student loans, with no benefits, no job security, etc. who spends 40 hours a week trying to find something better. They would love to have your (or any public) job.

Yeah, I tried for years and years to get onboard with UA back when I lived there. It is extremely competitive and people don't leave. I wish there was a "get rid of the OSHP" issue on the ballot.

Arnold already tried that in California. Commando-fail. Good luck. Just remember, that bad guy in the end is always the one you most suspect.

It's too bad that it sure seems like money buys votes in this America. If policemen and firefighters and other public "servants" don't like their deal, I suspect there would be droves of people to fill their shoes and collect their paychecks. There are plenty of hard-working people that make less than $30k a year with no benefits, and those public employee wage and benefits packages look like gold to them.

I'll run for office with you. One politician isn't going to be able to do much alone against the system in place.

All the levies passed in my area I guess those Union county folk just have too much money, what with all the big-industry. And this^