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I'll do it for you at the same time I do mine.

You can buy them anywhere that sells semi truck accessories and most semi tire shops.

They "know" that centrifugal force will make them find the low spots on the inside of the tire.

A 12oz pack is about $15.

How the hell do you stab that many people with an x-acto knife when I can't even make a few cuts in template cardboard without snapping a blade?

This is the only route I go. 1oz for a front tire and 1.5oz for a rear tire. Just bought another 12oz bag yesterday at Principal Truck off of wilson road. Absolutely zero issues, no vibrations, and a perfect ride in several different bikes and tires since about 2008...go ahead and call it snake oil for muffler bearings.

$40 transfers...LO-fucking-L When keeping it real goes wrong.

Your best bet would be to break it up. This whole setup would be gone in a few hours on ar15.com if you break it up. Things like powders and primers are easiest to just sell locally, so let me know and I will take all of the primers and some of the powders.

Dale at delta epsilon had 2 spam cans sitting on his shelf as of 5:00 today. Didn't catch the price though.

I'd prefer to sell it all as a package but I'll keep you in mind.

This is for the Kinect only, xbox not included. Barely used Kinect sensor for the Xbox 360. Comes with Kinect Sports and Kinect Adventures. Also has the Zoom attachment for use when the tv is closer than the recommended size room and a tv mount for the sensor. $50 Pic isn't the greatest because I took it with a potato.

This is for the Kinect only, xbox not included. Barely used Kinect sensor for the Xbox 360. Comes with Kinect Sports and Kinect Adventures. Also has the Zoom attachment for use when the tv is closer than the recommended size room and a tv mount for the sensor. $50 Pic isn't the greatest because I took it with a potato. http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg280/ross_701/b307a7af-b4f5-4d45-b14e-de9c23a07e71_zps0c2a4ee6.jpg

Coshocton is worth the trip but take it easy earlier in the year until the roads get a good chance to rinse off. 541 is what everyone knows of and gets you to a lot of other less known roads. Most of the routes I ride back home will take you through Licking, Coshocton, Knox, Holmes, and Muskingum counties. If I leave from Columbus, I slab it to Newark and hit 79 to 541, 541 to CR17, CR17 to 36 into Warsaw. From there it just depends. I use to head out 715 past the dam and loop a bunch of roads around there but the county put down chip and seal on 715 and ruined that road for life. On the other hand, take 541 into Coshocton and head west on 16 to 83 and then do 83,93,208 and end up in Dresden and then run it in reverse order back to Coshocton and turn down any road that looks promising along the way. Also, 541 out past Plainfield will take you to 658 and 209. 658 is one hell of a road and is probably one of the most technical rides in the area IMO. It has also bitten a bunch of experienced riders from Coshocton including myself. The road condition and turn markings are much better than they use to be. Check this one out on a map and give it a try if you want an all day ride. From Newark take 79,541 to Coshocton, head through Coshocton staying on 541, take 541,658,209,83,93,208,60N,36W,79,586,62, and back onto 37 to head back to Delaware.

I've been contemplating this for a bit and have decided that I'd like to help some people out that want some stippling done, but don't want to tackle it themselves. I've done a few pistols so far and I'll be doing a Glock for Schmuck whenever he gets around to texting me. Here's some examples of my work. M&P Fullsize 9 I did for Parks. My old M&P Shield and PK380 PK380 Shield (stipple was a little more aggressive than I wanted) KAC Rail Covers on Parks' SBR. Anything polymer/plastic can be done. Pistol frames, Pmags, knives, AR rail covers, AR grips. Reshaping of grips can be done pre-stipple (remove the hump on A2 grips, shaving down pistol frames, etc.) PM me with questions and quotes.

Pm for sponsorship please.

I bet she could deep throat and tickling your fart box at the same time

1776 Tactical "2nd amendment" range bag. 4 individual pistol bags inside, elastic loops for 36 magazines.

Amazon

What the heck is to the right of the tubing?

Interested in any trades?

Are you saying you want to trade that? What's your price on it?

Shut your whorish mouth.

How much did you give for it if you don't mind me asking?

If you're around tomorrow I'll take it

Where at in Granville? I'm headed through there tonight?