Green Bastard

Yurp. It feels like when you move out of a house and you take one last look around for memories.

Ima be honest with you, she banged a lot of dudes lol.

I'll see your The_buster ad raise you a D.Wiggs.

You're welcome for the quality content a much dumber, younger me came up with.

Someone cue the song they were playing as the Titanic sunk. It has been an honor.

If I had the extra money right now I would be all over it. Should be an easy sell when the tax time ballers come around though.

6MT. I'm not as interested in the fast shifts as I am enjoying driving it. If they are 5x112 and a 30-38ish offset I would be interested in pics and a price. I wasn't really interested in black, but if I like them I can always have them powder coated.

I recently traded my B6 S4 in for a B8 S4, so plans so far are wheels and a little lower, dual pulley and a tune if its in the budget this year. Also, hopefully I can get some stuff done on my Rx-7 and maybe get it finally running this year.

Something fun, with the letters in omicron you can spell moronic.

I feel like this wouldn't be a bad idea regardless, so long as it is someone with actual firearms experience and not just someone teaching what they read in a book (just my opinion). As far as people here worried about those untrained carrying, as Joe pointed out they have the option to open carry now in the state of Ohio. Do we think more people would start carrying because they can do it concealed now? Honest question. I know some would, but (again, just my opinion) I don't think too many would go buy a gun to carry just because they can now. Also people who already own guns that don't currently have a ccw may carry as well, but I would like to think that a majority of gun owners have some experience handling guns, and hopefully a little common sense.

Basically the reason I left facebook recently. Likely won't be permanent, but I just got tired of it being nothing but politics and people slinging shit.

I'll take the manifolds, a friend of mine can use em.

Either do what Turbs said and get a beater to resell in the spring, or do what Cordell said and if she says you can't use her car then drive the Avalanche. Or you could toss new tires on the convertible and drive it (just hope you don't have much driving to do through the winter).

I'll take it if nobody else has yet.

Although they are a small percentage, nuclear and wind aren't as earth friendly as you may think. Typically when they change turbine blades, the old ones are buried on sight (due to high transportation costs I suppose). Also nuclear fuel has to be stored in a cooling bath for 10 years after it is spent (or else a meltdown could still occur like what happened in Japan a while back), and the nuclear fuel is in use for about 18 months iirc (I worked at a nuclear power plant once and was told the number, but it has been nearly 20 years). I will say that I am surprised, yet pleased, about the solar power usage out there. I know there are programs here in Ohio to help people go solar, I would really like to with my next home.