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I don't think I'm old enough for this station I've been on a Faction kick, getting in touch with my inner punk rocker

Yes you would need a router, unless you get an all in one like this https://www.amazon.com/ARRIS-SURFboard-SBG6580-DOCSIS-Router/dp/B0040IUI46

I know Lowe's will let you rent a pickup. Not sure how it compares to other places or if you have to make a purchase there. Maybe just rent a trailer?

Closest one to Westerville that I know of is the Kroger on Polaris

Looks good! THAT.IS.AWESOME!

Thank the founding fathers for the electoral college over here.

That's definitely not how it works though. The UK is even more fortunate than the US because it's an island. When you travel from the UK to Europe, you still go through a passport/EU Id check, just like you would in any other country. I just went through this in October and they are strict getting into France from England, even more strict getting back into England.

For sure, it's not quite the same. The US probably fits in somewhere between an EU and Provinces/Regions within a country.

We live in the greatest union of them all

And they were both born in NYC... He's such a goober...at least the times I've seen him on Top Gear.

This is not a good thing. David Cameron resigned and the GBP dropped the most it's ever had in 30 years.

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I'll share some of the pics I took on my phone. Inside Canterbury Cathedral Dover Castle Parliament buildings Westminster Abby Down Regent Street Piccadilly Circus Stonehenge At Twickenham during the Rugby World Cup, South Africa vs New Zealand.

There are so many cool things to check out in London it's hard to narrow it down. I'd spend a couple days just checking out all the traditional tourist spots and then just kind of get lost and wander around. We stayed in a holiday in right by heathrow because it was so much cheaper, but because public transportation is so good, it's really easy to get in and out of the city. Get yourself an oyster card which will cover buses and the underground. We also rented a car and drove out to Stonehenge, which was cool to see. Also drove down to Dover (like your name lulz), and stopped in Canterbury on the way down. It's a nice little town where you can go check out the cathedral, which is awesome...tons of history. In Dover there's Dover Castle, which is also very cool to check out. I remember the name of one of the pubs we went to, Golden Fleece in City of London. It's kind of in between Millennium Bridge and Tower Bridge, by the MI6 building. I wouldn't go out of your way to go there, but it was pretty cool.

That's fine, I'm all for research. I have one issue with that article though. They keep stating that "We found that keeping a gun in the home was strongly ... associated with an increased risk of homicide ... by a family member or intimate acquaintance." Well no shit. That's like saying, we found that people who have cars at home are more likely to get in car accidents. That's the problem with statistics.

Those are pretty good statistics, especially from my viewpoint. Growing up in a country that has a murder rate of 33 (US is at 3.9), where pre 1994 we had about 7000 murders per year and then post 1994 it shot up to about 50,000 per year(thanks Madiba)...I can't help but sometimes shake my head at people on both sides of the argument. You need to walk/talk/sleep/eat with a gun with you at all times for protection? BULLSHIT! Once you and all your neighbours require 20ft tall walls with electric fencing around your house, then we can talk. You cannot compare crime statistics between different countries. Countries have different laws and justice systems, and probably the most important factor IMO...different cultures. The US just needs to leave gun laws the fuck alone, and focus on stopping and preventing the crazies. Starting with the one that's trying to run for president, stoking the racial hatred flames.

The makeshift gun must've not worked so well if he still had to stab him afterwards. Pro gun thread turns out to prove strict gun laws work

I don't back into spots for fear of looking like a douchetool. I do appreciate a nice pull through spot though...always on the lookout for those.

The $22 dongle does all that? I have the older vagcom that only works on my b5, but I want to adjust some of the hidden settings that you described on my b8.5 these ones: http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/562636-VCDS-Hidden-Menu-Mods-Updated-For-Facelift-2013-B8-5-s

Truth, but it's not just about unlocking and modifying your phone. For me it would actually be the exact opposite. Google puts a lot of effort into design their OS. It's much more user friendly IMO, it's also a lot better looking and cleaner design. If I were to buy a Note I would immediately need to unlock it and get rid of TouchWiz, where I've been running my Nexus 4, 5 & 10 completely stock. Then of course with a Nexus you will get the latest and greatest updates immediately and not always be a few months behind. You'll have Android M in the fall, where the Note will still be rocking L like it's 2014

All I could think of...

On OPlates they will show you all your plates once you enter your drivers license number. Not sure if they have something like that in Florida.

First impressions so far...BIG improvement over Windows 8

You can upgrade to 10 legitimately even if you have 7 or 8 not so legitimate. Win 8 is great, so much better than 7. 7 has piss poor performance over networks (at least with my experience) and if you have the new start page set up correctly you can get to what you need a lot better than the old start menu. Hopefully they have a good balance in 10 between the benefits of both. I see the Mac idiots are in here talking nonsense again about not getting viruses LOL

NO PURCHASE, CONTRIBUTION, DONATION OR PAYMENT IS NECESSARY AND MAKING ONE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. WUT?So how do you enter without buying a ticket?