RC K9

i'm not really sure how I did that. Can you tell it's been a stressful few days?

No LSx, but TT small block in a 2g...getting warmer. http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/ls1-v8-powered-talon-anyone-done-this.379790/

Will this be a direct drop in for a 1g DSM?

I have the wife's name, but have been unsuccessful thus far tracking down any info on them like forwarding address and such.

i'd rather you use the camshaft on the people that never sent me the rent nor the keys.

It's been so long since I lived there that I can't remember if the credit card method worked or not. I want to say it did, but then again, I don't know if they changed the locks and such after I left. I'm trying to avoid "shady" methods of entry, though, if I have to, i'll do what I need to.

:lolguy: Dude, the vaping part was the cherry on top.

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Or anyone that can break into a house without causing much damage? I still own a house in Columbus. There has been tenants in there since I moved to TX. Those tenants are now out of the house. The never paid me October's rent, and they kept telling me the rent check was in the mail as well as the keys. Well, I hold out no hope of getting the money or the keys, so before I see if a friend or my father-in-law can go kick a door in, i'd like to see if anyone can get into the house relatively easily without damaging anything so I can have someone swap out the locks and I can get a real estate agent in there to look through the place as I need to get this place sold ASAP. Let me know.

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The greasing of the wheels is one of the things that I find deplorable. Yes I understand that has been going on since the inception of mankind, and will continue to go on. The slight difference between the two scenarios though is that if you do get the money, you can live in GV/UA, whereas in the CO example, if you have the money, they city can still say, "ummm, nope. we don't think so. Thanks for your time and money; have fun trying to recoup."

This was what my friend was saying," You need $20k for license fees, $10k-$15k to get a lawyer to do all that bs; but before you even get to that point you have to build your entire infrastructure before you can even apply for your license fees."

Andrew, are you buying a DSM to replace it?

My Rant: The kids have had the same pediatrician since birth. My 9mo old daughter has something going on with her eye. There are 3 possibilities. 2 very serious, 1 not as serious. To nail down which it is, and MRI needs to be done. Yup, I have to pump my 9mo old full of ansethetic and stick her in a machine. The Doctor doesn't want to do it before she is a year old though because knocking a baby up like that is not good. She doesn't turn 1 until Jan 21. So guess what, I will be into a new ins plan by then; which, btw, won't be a PPO because NO Ins companies are offering PPO's for individual/family plans that are paid through out of pocket. You have to have an employer negotiated PPO to get one, and that is not an option for me. Our options are HMO or EPO (both suck IMHO), and its going to cost me a minimum of $4200/yr more than what I pay now for worse coverage, AND, my kids have to find a new Dr. Are the days of having a family Dr. that saw to you from childhood through adulthood gone? My Ins has gone up every year the last 4yrs. Not sure how this is affordable. I had tried to stay off the exchange in the past but I am going to have to try to go on in hopes of saving $300/mo. /rant for now.

That's my point. You buy the land, it's zoned for a car wash, you get approval to build and operate said car wash. My understanding of CO marijuana law via a friend that is out there and grows is: You buy the land. You either already have a building on it, or construct a building. THEN you higher your lawyer(s), file all the paperwork, and THEN the gubment decides if they are going to let you operate or not. And they can simply deny you, then you have all your money down the drain in the property, structures, document and lawyer fees. Seems ridiculous. It would make more sense if I have land or am interested in land, am it's properly zoned, I submit my plans to the gubment, they say yes, we will approve, then you proceed with construction ,all the proper documentation to actually operate, etc.

So if you want to open a car wash you have to already have the building constructed? Because it makes no sense to invest in an infrastructure that you may not even be able to use. Talk about a huge waste of construction.

Colorado's model kind of sucks too. You can't just get a license and start a commercial grow operation. I have a friend out there growing, and he was explaining some of the road blocks to doing it legally, and it seems bass ackwards. Basically, it's up to the city you want to grow in to decide if they will allow it or not. But, BEFORE you can even put in you application and present your plan, you have to already own the property. All the paperwork and lawyer fees work out to about $30k. So basically, if property and building, (which you have to already have beforehand) cost you $1mil, they city can still say, "Sorry, we don't think we are going to let you do this." Then you are stuck with a worthless property you just paid $1mil for. Again, if you aren't already rich and have a few hundred grand to just burn through like D. Wiggs, you really don't stand much of a chance of starting your own commercial grow business. I will say it's slightly better than this crap OH is trying to push through though, and I do like the fact that OH is saying screw medical then rec, just legalize it all. It just seems to me that it shouldn't be anywhere near as complicated or corrupted as it currently is to legalize pot and set some common sense regulations in place.

Everyone be sure to get out there and vote NO on issue 3 and NO on issue 2 as well since Issue 2 has language that will basically make it impossible for citizens to ever create a constitutional amendment.

That was awesome.

Not bad. How much more work/money would it take to be 130+? I want to make the jump to V8 eventually, but after having tasted 130+ with the potential to be even faster, I know i'd be disappointed at spending 4x the money on a new platform to not be at least as fast as what I have can do now. Yeah, theoretically the V8 should be less maintenance and work, but again, for 4x the cost, it's hard for me to make that justification right now. Either way, this car looks pretty amazing, and i'm looking forward to seeing what it actually traps.

I am so turned on by this car.

Asian dude isn't dead.

Can someone translate that introduction for me?

slipping belt?