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I went over. got there at 10:50. the line moved pretty fast. Was inside by like 5 after. Kinda crowded but not jammed up. Looked at safes, the gun room, boat stuff and the bargain cave. We ate lunch in the cafe. Nice place but not as big as others I've been to. Looking forward to shopping there once it is less busy. The line to checkout wasn't worth it.

This weekend looks like it is made for this kind of event...just sayin'

I have a Yamaha TTR 125LE that I bet one could put a light kit on, license and run on the highway...given your list of realizations of course. I am able to lift either end myself and I bet I would be able to load it in a trunk of a medium to large sized car and strap down the trunk lid. It takes up little more room than a mountain bike. No idea about it's fuel economy but it is probably real good. this model is readily available on the market in your price range even including the light kit/licensing and tie-down strap.

Here is the link... http://www.rockontherange.com/ they don't show a schedule of bands anywhere...is that normal? Do they really think people are going to buy weekend tickets and just show up whenever and hope to see a band they like? Or what?

I bought a Canon a few years ago because I could get cheap ink for it at that time. Not sure if that is the case for the newest models out there. Mine is an MP830. Hope that helps! gluck.

Go Android...buy new and prolly still less money?

I have a Galaxy Note II....no contest. get it and don't look back. A friend of mine handed me his iPhone to show me something at lunch today. It was sooooo cute and small. Like a miniature little toy phone.

Cell/gps mount and power feed?

I would debate half that price and would likely decide 'no' even tho I respect the stats on that car...and Nissan's build quality...and the pedigree. They are selling...I've been seeing them regularly up and down Polaris.

GLWS

I got one there about a month ago for $199 with 400 rds of surplus ammo included. Call 'em.

ya..what is 'out of season' for guns?

+1 for a straight-six cherokee...plus when you are done DD-ing it....they luv mud!

Ok...much better angle....wow...the rear quarter (salty version) looked like a G6 to me or Accord coupe or something. To be fair...Audi butts have always been boring to me. ATBS...sweet ride. Wouldn't kick it out of the garage for being salty.

interested...location?

back away from the crapple...return to store...return to the warm glow of an android device. Even if you get used to everything else...that screen ain't getting any bigger anytime soon. I just went from a nexus to a note 2 and couldn't be happier.

I used Durabilt from Canton,OH. I tried local smaller builders but resorted to the bigger company after a couple false-starts. They use Amish crews. Work was fast and very precise. I went with wood because I live in a historic home. Otherwise I would have gone with the metal and it's low-maintenance and long warranty.

I have this... http://www.helmetcameraoutlet.com/m8/DHD--drift-hd-action-camera-reduced.html I've used it dogsledding in the upper peninsula and strapped to my motorcycle.

Bump...headed to CL

So...I'm waaaay behind on prepping for winter at home. I hate hate hate doing the heat shrink plastic thing on my windows. It is soooo boring and time consuming. Does anyone know of a service that will do it for you? I have 29 windows. It is an old house with odd sils and I have candle lights in most of them so there is a lot of extra taping involved.

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I don't know why central ohio pizza sucks...it just does. Good pizza isn't rocket science. IMHO... The crust should taste more yeasty than like baking soda...think soft pretzel versus cracker. The toppings should be FRESH...no cans...freezer bags, etc. You cook it fast and hot. 500 degrees or more and less than 7 minutes. You cut it in wedges and the crust should be soft and thin enough to fold. If the crust is of the right consistency and the crust to toppings ratio is right...you won't be able to eat it cut in squares without a fork. best pizza in central ohio....Port Columbus....several flights daily to NYC...deal with it.

Added info... The bowflex has a leg attachment not pictured I have replaced the belt and deck on the treadmill and it hasn't had much use since. The deck is very cushy to run on compared to other treadmills. The only dif between the Pro Select and the Pro Elite was the ability to adjust the cushioning on the Elite. The Pro Select is the same as the softest setting on the Pro Elite. The bike is very smooth, the seat and back are memory foam. It has very little usage because my ex-wife said exercise bikes hurt her knees and I prefer running. I bought it because I thought it would be GOOD for her knees. meh.

Don at PDQ electric does all my electrical work that is beyond my comfort level. He is super detail-oriented. OCD about installation. (740) 965-6006

Euw! lol