RC K9

I have a question, and this is not to start an argument, but to gain insight into other perspectives. If an individual pays for a car, pays for insurance, pays for gas which is turn pays for the roads he/she drives on, how is a drivers license considered a privilege and not a right? I mean, when I pay for a candy bar at kroger, it is then my right to eat the candy bar as I paid for it. Same thing when they tell you riding a school bus is a privilge and not a right. The governemnt tells you that you have to go to school, your parents pay for the school system through their property taxes, but then it is a privilege to ride the bus not a right? Granted, there are no actual "rights", as a right is only a privilege that the government allows you to have as it can be revoked at any time. But from a purely philisophical point of view, I would like to hear some different perspectives. Thanks.

Bump for new price.

They are like chihuahua legs.

are their wings any bigger?

lovely.

My condolences. I know how hard it is. I know it's cliche but it gets a little better as time goes by.

bet he stops sending pics of his nuts...

I agree on the glock. I like the 23 (what I carry every day), 27, 17, 21, and 36.

I have a Black & Decker electric lawn mower for sale. I have had it for a few years, and didn't use it last year. Just taking up space in my tiny garage right now so I wanted to throw it up on here to see if there was any interest before I throw it on craigslist. Works great. I just plugged it in about 2hrs ago to make sure everything was good. Saves on trips to the gas station and keep the gasoline smell out of your car. Perfect for someone with a smaller yard. Asking $30. Let me know if you are interested. -Ryan http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=528&pictureid=4127 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=528&pictureid=4128 http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=528&pictureid=4129

+1 Patron and Bushmills 10yr single malt...

Thanks for your concerns.

Anybody from the whole AOTP crew is better. Better rhymes (even ill bill's force rhymes) and better flow. Em was good...just not as good as lots of others out there.

It just sucks all around. I mean, just to walk in the door they charged me $136, then another $237 in tests to find out what is wrong with him, then $36 to euthanize him. I mean, this may sound shallow, but on top of the effing emotional roller-coaster my wife had to go through yesterday, our bank account gets raped, and that just to kill the guy, not to save him. On another note, it really sucks when you have no time to prepare. One day he is a healthy, happy-go-lucky 2 year old rottweiler, and 36hrs later he is half dead from his immune system going haywire and his white blood cells attacking and destroying his red blood cells. You think he may have eaten something bad so you take him to the vet and then 3hrs later your are making the decision to put down a dog you have literally known since birth. Even harder on my wife because I got him for her as a birthday present and he was her main companion for a year when she lived on her own before we got married. And not that either of us put animals on the same level as people...we don't idolize them and feed the steaks, and buy them foo foo outfits from the pet store, and let the do whatever the heck they want, but that almost makes it harder because those things are easy to do, what is hard is actually treating the dog like a dog and actually giving it what it needs; structure, discipline, affection, etc, all at the right times. He was doing very well with his obedience training, absolutely loved kids, and kids loved him back. It's just so hard to look at the guy and have to make the decision to put him down. The dog literally dying in your arms is just terrible, no matter how "painless" it is for him. If making this decision was so hard with a dog, I can't even imagine having to do it with a person. I feel like a little bitch because I never thought I would be this torn up about putting a dog down and it scares me at how if this situation is so hard on me, how am I going to handle the more difficult things that life is going to throw at me? A person? A family member? A friend? I know many of you on here have lost family and friends and my condolences. A pet is nothing compared to a person, so I don't want you to think I am trying to compare the two because there is absolutely no comparison. It's juts hard to deal with... http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=524&pictureid=4096 http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/142/l_90b786798a404f4f96c95cbe7ad2abf1.jpg http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/135/l_037f459fca6c47649e884419da62328d.jpg http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/124/l_415b7c5a6ea04d8e86a05c05bb493bbe.jpg

and have to say that is a horrible experience. He woke up not looking right on Friday...still didn't look/act right today, tongue really pale, wife and I take him to OSU emergency animal hospital this afternoon. Dr. tells us he has LMHA. Even with a $2500 transfusion he only has a 40% chance of surviving that and then even if they can get it to go into recession, it will most like come back again and who knows when that will be. 2 months, or 2 years. Barely 2yrs old. Just effing horrible.

Check out what was sent to me...and yes, I have the information that I blacked out... http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=474&pictureid=4099

Agreed. I went to an estate sale a couple years ago and they had an antique vanity for like $150. I asked if I came back the next day and it was still there if they would take $50 for it. They said yes, I came back the next day and bought it for $50. Let it sit in my loft for a year then threw it up on craigslist. Sure enough, some girl contacted me about it. Next day some little hottie with pigtails and a little pink sundress shows up with her dad in a pickup truck with $250 cash in hand. Life was good.

Also, for anybody interested, this is a great read on Pits. http://www.workingpitbull.com/pictures.htm

+rep for the rescue man Hit me up if you want training:D Love working with pits. Good looking dog.

I like the bike.

http://www.amandapix.com/ Could see if my wife is interested...

http://blogs.theage.com.au/schembri/zombieland.jpg

yeah, whatever...just wait and see.

I was wondering if it would be illegal for someone to shoot them with a real gun and state they thought they were real...I mean, think about it...you are walking your dog minding your own business and suddenly you look up to see 11 zombies walking towards you and you have your ccw...I would bust out the glock .40 and bust some zombies in the head...how could you prosocute that?

I would seriously want to get like 40 dudes in fatigues, gas masks, and smoke bumbs rollin gup there with AR's acting like we really think this is a zombie takeover. Bust 'em in the head with a buttstock.

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/809169/columbus_ohio_to_host_second_annual.html