TripleDigitRide

Just finished the first video.   When you begin a study with an obvious bias mindset on the subject, your conclusion will likely be equally biased. That was definitely the case with the first video.   I'll take a look at the second. 

:up:  Good one.

For those of you who don't follow them on Facebook, here's their most recent post.  

+1 for Whittaker's. No offense to our local vendors/shops, but their inventory and customer service is second to none. I follow them on Facebook. They've been allowing customers to line up in the morning for the hot items, and had been doing the same thing at 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm for those who can't stand in line early in the morning. The daughters even opened the phone line(s) the other night at 9:00 pm or 10:00 pm to accommodate their customers. Unlike many shops, they've kept their price pretty damn close to normal.    They are a few hours away, but it's worth the drive, even if only to check them out. Hell, I think you can spend the gas money and pay for shipping and transfer, and still come out cheaper than what people are asking for around here.  

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You're welcome.  :cool:

My bad, I missed that part.

I have the same floor mats.      Oh, yeah, that Javelina is pretty sweet.

Probably not. You Nissan employees are probably still SOL.

They can keep them for those prices. People are retarded.

I work in the private sector, and like millions of other private sector workers who bust their ass, I went 4 years without a raise. When the economy began to pick up last year, and we finally got a raise, it was nothing to write home about. Our welfare system has been a disaster for a very long time, and no one for either side seems to be all that interested in fixing it. With all the ways in which we can abuse the system, I'm a little surprised we have so many people who are actually willing to work.

You should list those in the classifieds for like $1200.

It was about 4 or 6 weeks when I got mine, but that was a handful of years ago.

My biggest issue is lack of patience. I watch almost no TV, but on the rare occasion something comes on that I do want to watch, I don't want to have to wait days or weeks to watch it.

After doing a bit more research, it doesn't appear the savings are going to be worth the hassle. I'm going to look a little more, but changing for $20 or $30 a month probably isn't worth it.

Awesome news! Congrats!

Sorry to hear about your Son's situation. Unfortunately, this is all part of the Obama administration's plan; to piss off the American people, and to force the republican's into caving to his wishes. Making cuts the the military is a sure-fire way to get people riled up. They know exactly what they're doing.

I saw someone use clothes dye to color plastics.

What service(s) are you using to watch shows shortly after airing? I don't mind waiting to watch shows after their original airing, but I'm not sure of all the options, or their pros and cons.

I hadn't yet looked into it enough to realize Hulu was no longer free. We're currently paying about $70/month for Comcast cable and internet services, and that's about to increase to around $90/month. Our cable and internet plans are their middle of the road offerings, nothing too fancy. We could change plans to the cheapest they offer, but I am wondering their 3 meg internet service will be sufficient for streaming Netflix, Hulu, etc. If we still have to pay monthly subscription fees for all of these other services, I'm not are the savings are going to be worth switching.

I've often wondered what happened to him.

Yeah, I'm not looking to break any laws to watch a little TV. We don't watch much TV at all, but I'd like the ability to watch it if I want to. Guess we're keeping the cable.

I've seen many devices that will allow you to watch movies an television programs without paying a monthly cable bill, but do any of these devices allow you to watch TV shows and events while they are actually being broadcast, or can you watch the shows and events at a later time and date? In high definition, of course.<br />

:biglol: No problems here, either.

I'd imagine it would be cost prohibitive to have someone / a group of people digging into why every person has been denied the purchase of a firearm, and if they were intentionally and knowingly trying to pull a fast one. I suspect a vast majority of those denied are either errors in the systems or honest mistakes. I don't imagine there's an overwhelming number of convicted felons who wake up feeling as if today is the day they'll be lucky enough to slip through the cracks of the  background check system.