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Can't figure out how to edit the post, would like to sell for $120 obo.

I have Mid-O gift certificates available, must be used this year.

Many Sheetz in the area have ethanol free 90 octane too.

Agree but you might have difficulty proving maintenance if the seller is not including oil change receipts, etc. You might consider adding the Subaru "Added Security" extended warranty. Mine paid for itself, and it's transferrable/(partially) refundable.

Never heard of this place, that hill climb looks gnarly!

Hopefully public land will be open mid-may. I keep telling myself the riding would be a total mud shitshow this month anyway.

A fellow rider loses his job and needs to sell shit for money and you can't resist posting a (barely relevant) negative comment? Stay classy. 🙄

two crisp $20 bills and a 6-pack of craft beer?

That's a great point. The NOCO has an "override" button for exactly that scenario, but thinking back, I may not have used it, which would explain why it didn't even try to start the van. I only owned it a couple days at that point and later learned about the override button. It might be worth looking into whether yours has a similar override.

I have the NOCO you're looking at. I used it to jump a 4cyl accord twice within 5 minutes in freezing temps when the booster was 75% charged. There wasn't an abundance of cranking power, but it started. It failed to jump a totally dead 6cyl van (didn't even crank), but in all fairness that van took another vehicle with jumper cables over 15 minutes to jump. I actually think the booster would have done better with the dead battery disconnected. I like that NOCO is an Ohio company, and it is a quality unit, but I'd go bigger than the GB40.

Basic leather riding boots, sz9.5 $20 or a 6 pack from a local brewery.

Dunlop Q3 180/55/17 and 120/70/17. Excellent center tread, OK shoulder tread. $75 obo https://photos.app.goo.gl/HvNbVadyR2ABcmg7A

I have a MidOhio twilight cert ($120 value) that expires this year bought from John on this site, I'm not sure I'll get to use it. I'll let it go cheap if you want to put it towards a remaining day.

Assuming all "bad" debt is covered, decide how soon you need the money. Within the next couple years? Money Markets or High-yield savings (Ally). Longer term? Determine your asset allocation (risk tolerance) and invest in low-cost total market bond and stock index funds. https://personal.vanguard.com/us/FundsInvQuestionnaire https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Bogleheads%C2%AE_investing_start-up_kit

No. Do you have another vehicle you could refinance? BMI credit union is 3.24% on a 36mo loan. If you refinance an existing loan through them (refi for more than your vehicle is worth and use the balance to buy the CRV) you get $250 incentive. Use my referral and get additional $50. I've been happy with them.

Is "reckless op" even a thing anymore? 30 MPH over is 4 points now. I think some of these laws changed recently. https://publicsafety.ohio.gov/links/hsy7607.pdf

I'd be up for exploring, but the AEP regulations state the vehicle must be street-legal and stay on-road. https://www.aep.com/environment/conservation/recland/pdf/BackofReCLandMap1-29-13.pdf There aren't many places to legally ride SxS on public land in Ohio that I'm aware of - sounds like your experience is the laws are not enforced. I had a buddy come into town and wanted to rip into the woods on a SxS and set up camp somewhere remote (which is legal in his state) - I couldn't find a way to put it together in Ohio.

I understand the amendment. If passed, how would this amendment be different from current sentence reducing initiatives in place in the prison system today? Would this just make it a right to a reduced sentence, and today it's up to the discretion of the institution? You mentioned a parole board would make a similar determination today.

You're right, but that's a separate issue than what is proposed on this ballot. These habitual Narcan runs are stealing EMT resources from other patients. Every life is valuable but how can you justify a third revival of a drug OD versus a contributing member of society who is having cardiac arrest? Needle exchanges or safe places to shoot up are starting to make more sense.

I re-read the amendment. It's definitely a sentence reduction for all non-violent offenses, not just non-violent drug offenses, which is misdirection in my opinion. This issue is largely touted as drug related but it is more than that. Since you seem to be in the know, how is this language different than current sentence reduction programs that you eluded to?

Not necessarily, but if that's the case I prefer to see the amendment clearly stating such, with accompanying information around how it is retroactively applied, etc. This section reads like a rider bill to me.

I think this is what kills it for me, this bullet does not seem specific to drug-related incarceration: Require sentence reductions of incarcerated individuals, except individuals incarcerated for murder, rape, or child molestation, by up to 25% if the individual participates in rehabilitative, work, or educational programming. So, 25% reduction in sentencing for burglary, robbery, larceny, assault, etc?

I'm torn. Does anyone here work with non-violent drug offenders or reside in states that have similar laws and could offer some real-world experience? https://www.sos.state.oh.us/legislation-and-ballot-issues/ballot-board/#gref

*original tickets sold. I also have a friend with tickets in 29c for face value, they may also be selling other games if you're interested.

Don’t worry about including me in the garage I wasn’t planning on it. The sun might help my spray paint dry HA! but I can chip in if I’m upsetting the balance for everyone else.