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I like Linksys routers, I have had some run 10 years.

Kinda like Microsoft Xbox.   I own my xbox, but MS expects to make more money if I use it to connect to something they don't own.   I have a netflix account, but in order to use my Xbox that I paid for to access it, Microsoft requires me to buy a gold account from them.   However, Roku and my smart tv, just input the account info and it is golden.    I have never renewed my MS Xbox gold account partly for reasons like that.  It doesn't cost MS anything for me to connect to netflix.  But they want to make money.  No thanks.  Also not planning to by the next gen either.

    I figure that lady would some how claim my wife was in some way a victim.  However for my part, I fully consented. 

For those that might have trouble with the link or if it disappears from amazon later, BTW, I might have to buy a couple bags and pretty bowls and set them out around the office.  

Seems I just learned I have an arsenal.  No, never been on TV related to it.

Correction, I just went out and was doing a bit more and under the seat, I found a fold up 4 way. (so that was one standard 4, and one fold up 4 way)   I understand both 4 ways, I remember them.    I know the truck came with one of the others with the original jack.   I have no clue about 2 of the single lug ones.   I am going to leave the original jack and iron with the truck.  I will make sure it fits the lugs.   I believe that brings the total to 5 now. Good thing there isn't a limit.   I can hear it now, no nobody needs more then 1.

Well, a guy at work wants to buy my old truck.   Couple things, I am fully planning to tell him everything I know that is wrong with it. Short list, leaks oil, trans fluid.  Few other issues that I am going to point out.  He will be informed the best I know.   Anyways, I am getting it ready to let him try it out for a few days.   Behind the seat of this ranger, I found 4 tire irons(3 single lug and 1 4way, 2 jacks, 3 first aid kits, jumper cables, tools, heavy rope, and about 10-15 bungee cords.   I knew I had most of that back there, but I really didn't I had that many tire irons and 2 jacks.    

Wow, Back orders should always be filled before accepting new orders.   Orders should be like anything else. FIFO.

ditto.

Might should post on that blog what the dictionary says. . 1the crime, typically committed by a man, of forcing another person to have sexual intercourse with the offender against their will:he denied two charges of attempted rape he had committed at least two rapes literary the abduction of a woman, especially for the purpose of having sexual intercourse with her:the Rape of the Sabine Women 2the wanton destruction or spoiling of a place or area:the rape of the Russian countryside verb [with object] 1(especially of a man) force (another person) to have sexual intercourse with the offender against their will:the woman was raped at knifepoint 2spoil or destroy (a place):the timber industry is raping the land     ********   Consent     permission for something to happen or agreement to do something:no change may be made without the consent of all the partners verb [no object] give permission for something to happen:he consented to a search by a detective agree to do something:he had consented to serve on the panel   Both from http://www.oxforddictionaries.com

WBIR Channel 10   UPDATE: The company behind Kentucky-based Jim Beam & Maker's Mark has been sold to a Japanese company. The price? Around $16 billion. FULL STORY: http://on.wbir.com/1ceBP3E   *************   HELL, no. I love Devil's cut but that doesn't fly with me. I might just have to switch over and drink Duck Commander wine instead.

I love how he was in commission of a crime which lead to the beatings.   You can't be committing a crime and then claim self defense if you shoot someone.

Everything with Farm Bureau TN.

Now need to get the gang bangs lining up to register their shoes.  Any chance they will?  :D

OK. I am home with my New to me truck. I got a 2003, Ford Sport Trac. It feels and drives like a dream. 4X4, brand new tires It is the XLT, with power sun roof. some people I think call it a moon roof. Got off to a rocky start with the dealer, but they made it right and worked good with me. I will consider buying there again in the future. working on getting pictures up, first links failed. OK, trouble doing it with drop box, will do photobucket in a minute One thing that gave me a boost of confidence in them was the lot didn't have 2 or 3 nice things and allot ready to be pulled over the scrap scales. Everything on the lot looked good. I didn't get the miles but there was a Black 2004 Ford Lariat (4x4) that looked pretty good for 12k. I think I had ask the miles and it was less then what I got, but I can't tell you by how much.

    I used to live near the VA state line and at the time my car was illegal in VA.  I always thought it was dumb they could tell you, that your car perfectly legal in your home state is illegal there. Guess it is like carry laws, but with a gun you can unload and transport in those cases.  On the side of the road, you can't just peel tint to be legal as you pass though a state.   VA doesn't matter what state you are from, the law applies.   I noticed the TN law had an exception,      (iii)  Any motor vehicle that is registered in another state and meets the requirements of the state of registration. - See more at: http://statutes.laws.com/tennessee/title-55/chapter-9/part-1/55-9-107#sthash.Rbjjw8fa.dpuf (iii)  Any motor vehicle that is registered in another state and meets the requirements of the state of registration. - See more at: http://statutes.laws.com/tennessee/title-55/chapter-9/part-1/55-9-107#sthash.Rbjjw8fa.dpuf   BTW, I found out, it has factory tint so it is what it is.  I also believe it is probably more of a secondary then a primary.  So as long as I don't draw attention to myself, it should be fine.    (iii)  Any motor vehicle that is registered in another state and meets the requirements of the state of registration. - See more at: http://statutes.laws.com/tennessee/title-55/chapter-9/part-1/55-9-107#sthash.Rbjjw8fa.dpuf      (iii)  Any motor vehicle that is registered in another state and meets the requirements of the state of registration. - See more at: http://statutes.laws.com/tennessee/title-55/chapter-9/part-1/55-9-107#sthash.Rbjjw8fa.dpuf

That's right, tend to your health first.  Thanks for letting people know and don't stress i.  I am sure everyone understands for sure.   Best Wishes and health.

  That thought is the main reason I didn't go on that site and ask if the author had been dropped on her head.

I am not 100 percent, but the tint level on this truck, looked factory.  I didn't get right up and check to see if there was a film or if it was truly in the glass.  I had that though as I was leaving the dealership.   The Back side don't appear to dark, but the main back appear to be borderline.   Keal makes a good point, if I had a camper, it would just be blocked for the most part.   Will_reed.  I think in some areas they only check if they are needing to throw the book at someone.    I had also off and on heard that factory embedded tint was an exception but according to the law that pain103 posted I don't see an exception except for commercial, government and medical.   Thanks.  I will get them checked at the first opportunity.

I tried to search to confirm but this is about the best I can come up with.   http://tintlaws.com/tennesee-window-tint-law.php   I have heard in the past, some people say the back glass of a truck doesn't matter however per the link above it appears it has to allow 35 percent as well.   I am not worried about the side glass on the truck I am getting, but the back seems it might be on the dark side.  At the very least I will need to have it checked.   Can anyone confirm if there are any exceptions I am just over looking?   What gets me is how can people have flags and other backgrounds you can't see though in their back glass and not have a problem, but if it is dark tint it becomes an issue?   I noticed in the back glass, I couldn't really see the dealer tag, so I expect I may get stopped and checked with the temp 30 day drive out tag before I get my real tag on it.   Seriously, I see vans drive around with no back glass.   later, night all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wptn5RE2I-k

I remember back in the late 80's people would say, they don't make them like they used it and stuff like that.   back then 100,000 was allot of miles.  Now that is just broke in if halfway taken care of.

  We didn't go back to the moon.

Hey, the truck i am giving up is 24 years old and only has 110,000 miles. I have owned it for the last 9 years or so, and only put 40,000 on it.

I believe my wife would disagree.  Sometimes she wakes me up in the night.   There I was, only sleeping and......