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It didn't seem too commercialized to me, although this was my first time there. But it was definitely hippy central. Yeah we found that out but luckily before we decided to make the 4-5 hour drive to either of them. Antelope Canyon is #1 on my list next time. The pictures of it look incredible and I'm sure they don't do it justice. We stayed about 25 minutes outside of Sedona in Cottonwood. We just took a day trip out to the Grand Canyon. We left at about 7am and got there about 9:30 and spent about 3 hours there exploring. We hung out in Scottsdale the day of our flight back. Sedona is awesome but I could never live there but would be cool to live somewhere close like Scottsdale where I could take a weekend or even day trip out there to do some nice hiking or exploring.

Glad you guys enjoyed the pics!

You do know poor people pay more for literally everything, right?

Can you post what the above cars go for if they sell tomorrow? Kinda curious. My sister and her fiancé buy and sell a lot of cars from there. They've mostly had good luck with a few bad apples

Yeah I bet. I don't think I'd want to do anything more difficult or longer without some more experience. I wanted to check out Devils Bridge but we ran out of time. Next time I go I wanna chec out Antelope Canyon and Havasu Falls too.

Yeah there definitely are. We stayed at an Airbnb in Cottonwood and the house manager woman was a big time hippie spirit lady. She tried to "educate" us on rejuvenating our bodies. The wifi in the house was turned off from 11pm-7am because of the radiation from the signals and our bodies needed to rest properly. She got offended by the fact that I said I drank Vitamin Water after our hike for elocrolytes after she asked if she had spoken with us about hydration. Definitely an interesting place that's for sure. I don't think I could live there, but definitely a cool place to visit.

Just got back from an awesome long weekend out in Arizona. If you've never been out to the Sedona area and are into outdoor stuff, this is an awesome place to go and it's not overly expensive if you can find a reasonable flight. The food and alcohol prices are quite pricey in Sedona though and the city pretty much dies after 9pm which is good and bad. We stayed busy the 4 days we were out there with almost no down time and still didn't get to see a few things we had planned on seeing being so short on time. Here are some pictures taken with a potato (iPhone). Our first day we went on "The Pink Jeep Tour" which is about a 2 hour off-road tour through the red rocks on the west side of Sedona. Some awesome views and trails for any off-road enthusiast. You can also rent side by sides, 4 wheelers or Jeeps and go out there yourself which is probably what I'll do next time. http://i.imgur.com/3WfTrB6.jpg?1 Day 2 we went to the Grand Canyon. Something that was on my bucket list. It's crazy how big it is in person. The pictures don't do it justice. I was actually surprised how you could just walk to the edge and fall off if you weren't careful. I guess up to 12 people die each year on average out there which isn't surprising after being there. http://i.imgur.com/L8ttZV1.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/UKOrqRs.jpg?1 Day 3 we went hiking up Cathedral Rock. Following the longer trail to the vertical hike took about 2 hours up and an hour and a half down. I didn't realize how out of shape I was. This was a fairly tough hike and definitely required some skill, endurance and strength to scale up to the top. This was probably the coolest thing we did over the weekend. http://i.imgur.com/U0hx9FF.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/Kqy6pzD.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/AHWp8eq.jpg?1 Here's a picture of downtown Sedona a little after sunset. I guess the views at Sunset from "Airport Landing" are pretty epic, although we missed it by about 45 minutes http://i.imgur.com/ZKtRl1y.jpg?1 Here's a pic on our way up to the Grand Canyon near Flagstaff. It's crazy how it can be 90 degrees but because the elevation on the mountains, they were still snow-capped. http://i.imgur.com/BS7lgpe.jpg?1 The drive out there and around the Sedona area is incredible. I didn't really get any good pictures of the roads but they are honestly some of the best views and winding roads in the country. We had a convertible 2017 Camaro SS as our rental which made it even better. If you do take a trip out, definitely get a convertible. The views are epic with the top down. http://i.imgur.com/7DMYi6Y.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/FkCpXhe.jpg

Who said I don't think for myself? So giving tax money to people haven't earned it is a social affair? What about spending tax money on a war? Is that in the social category too?

Holy shit, do you make this shit up on your own? Where do you even get this shit? Take lessons from yourself, sir. You were the one who created a political thread from something that wasn't even political And since when is it such a horrible thing to be economically conservative?

How did this go from morons paying $1000 more than retail price for $180 tires to assistance programs and welfare? Oh, that's right because Kerry got his feelings hurt again :dumb:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrCkK0pCLVI But to answer your question as to what I think of people on welfare. Yes, there are a good number or them that are lazy and take advantage of the system. If you truly think that everyone on welfare is trying their hardest to create a better life for themselves you're out of your mind. When I was at school at Columbus State many of my classes would start out with 30-35 students and literally the week after the Financial Aid checks were sent out, those same classes cut down to 15-20 people. Coincidence? I think not (real life experience). I have no issue with helping people in need. What I do have an issue with is people viewing things like welfare, section 8 housing and food stamps as entitlements like society owes them. I'm sorry if I am not pro having more kids for more government income. Someone that can't even make enough money to provide for themselves certainly shouldn't be having and "raising" children. No welfare and government handouts are not meant to be permanent but some people create a way of life living off of it. How is that bettering them or society? We clearly need stricter requirements so that people like the girl in the video I posted can't get away with taking advantage of the system like that. Well let's see. Who pays for section 8 housing? Who pays for food stamps and WIC? What would change my opinion on that? Eliminating that. That's unreasonable and I don't want programs like that completely eliminated but to say that poor people pay more for housing and groceries is absolutely insane. I'd love to hear your argument though on how poor people pay more for housing and groceries. I'll wait.

No you said "literally everything" you fucking derp. Don't type literally everything if you are only referring to certain things. And for the record the 2 things you're mentioning (groceries and housing) the poor get for freee or pay considerably less for :dumb:

Kerry said "literally everything." I guess he forgot about healthcare, housing, food (food stamps), college (financial aid), taxes. Don't defend his retarded statement

K :dumb:

I financed my FRC through Navy Federal. I believe their general rule is normal financing with any model within 20 years and anything older than that requires a classic car loan but I do know for a fact that Navy Federal offers loans for older (classic) cars. I think the only difference is the interest rate may be higher and the financing term might be shorter but that's it. I would just call around to different credit unions and ask.

For stupid poor people who want to stay poor.

That's what I do

Lots of room for doing the dirty in that car

Damn, I loved it until I read... "Of course, installing this kit voids the Mustang's factory powertrain warranty."

I'd like to go but it looks like I'll be scalping tickets and paying $200 for meh seats if I do...

You think it'll be over or under $90k? Pretty sweet though. A few bolt ons and a tune and that thing would be scary fast

True. I guess the media just didn't talk or focus as much on the drone strikes by the Obama administration.

Well, looks like we're at war with Syria now

Fine Line on Olentangy in Grandview repaired my TLs bumper. They did a solid job

That's awesome