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good shit. that was the good ole days of the 1320 videos

dj irene is one big ugly fuck, but she can mix her ass off. I never made it to Ibiza, I can't imagine the shit I would get into

sounds good, I am leaning to going. Hopefully there is a big ass green laser, but I doubt it since those are being fazed out. It's going to be tough to make it through the concert without wanting to pull an all nighter.

I just saw that he will be here. I am 50/50 about going because I haven't been a fan of the direction that he has gone to music wise, but it's still Tiesto. Hmmmm..... CR Tiesto outing.

Most of you will not give two shits which is understandable. I stumbled upon a set from Tiesto from 2000 that brings back alot of memories of leaving a club to discover it's getting close to lunch time for most people

grant it I'm late and never personally known you, I wish you the best in your recovery.

where are you moving on to? I always see your vw in the parking while I am playing tennis at the high school.

I honestly do respect the pro cyclist, their ability to go that fast for that long is commendable. Big difference between that and a group of guys 50-100 pounds over weight in spandex going 10 mph in a 45 zone blocking two lane roads.

ullrich was suspended for doping: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/10/sports/cycling/court-finds-cyclist-jan-ullrich-guilty-of-blood-doping.html your right that they were all doping and no one cares about 2nd

bingo. This all originally started because the french were pissed because an American beat them on their own ground/game year after year after year and went along with the anti-american sentiment found in Europe. Then the american drug watch dogs realized it would help there career to hang armstrong so they can say look at what we did. The amount of money that has been spent over this is absurd. You don't see the same of attention when European cyclist are caught or under suspicion.

don't care even if he was. Guy never failed a drug test and even if he did, every good cyclist at that time was on EPO/dopping

black and tan the fucking man.

a redesign of the latest dodge dart.

I looked into Tim Horton's on behalf of my dad in the Dayton area. Including the franchise fee, building, marketing, etc.... it would be ball park around 500-650k. He ended up not wanting to do it due to the fact he would have be tied into Dayton long term. Another thing to consider is that you probably have to do a 2-6 month training program at their headquarters, which may not seem like much but can cause scheduling conflicts.

you may not find it online. They still have them at the store on 161, I was just there a few days ago.

why the nissan 2400 engine?

I saw on the other day and was wondering why the semi sized headlights were on a car so small? The designers thought it would be a good idea to take the face of ru paul and design a car after it.

Were all on the same boat the people need to pay their fines. pdggp, here's an example. A police officer pulls a car over for speeding. Instead of writing a ticket and letting person move on, they now have to either drive the person back to the station or arrange for pickup which still takes another vehilce/officer off the roads. Even if it's a 5-10% drop in staffing to patrol neighborhoods, that is either a 5-10% drop in officers staying out there or facing an increase of 5-10% in staffing to keep up with the additional demand. That 5-10% will adventually end up being passed along as tax levies/increase in taxes. It will ultimately will end up to a huge tax debate of small versus big government. Why spend 1 million bucks when you are getting back 500k. A possible median would be to make it easier for the collection agencies who are working with states/cites to take money from peoples pay check, allow the states to deduct the dues from the person federal tax income check, or EBT/food stamps until arrangements are met. People would still have to pay their debts and the police could continue with normal operations.

you do know that other cities have tried and found it's cheaper to hire collection agencies right? Kenny is spot on about using collection agencies. Several towns that I know of will give the collection agency 10% of the funds they collect. Budgeting wise the cities know exactly how much it will cost versus having to expand there police forces to keep up with the demand. People act like the police have nothing else to do than to just sit around staring at walls.

Lets give billions of tax payer dollars to failing companies, but lets go after john doe for not paying traffic tickets. Seems logical. The common consensus is that people should pay their debt. I'm curious to know if the Pataskala police department has compared what it would cost tax dollar wise by adding the additional responsibility in additional man hours, court cost, daily imprisonment cost, and if it was smaller/greater than the debts they are owed by minimal offenses.

I had a great experience with them. He gave me the exact same advice when I was looking for a bottle.

not shocked. Government/city departments need any reason to prove they deserve their ballooned budget. More proof that law enforcement is becoming more geared towards revenue generating then protecting the public. I wouldn't be shocked if pretty soon the TSA agents are collecting money owed for traffic citations in states in order to travel by air.

bump with new price. $1000

good shit. When is the next big event?

farkas just threw up at the picture. GLWS. Seems like a good deal.