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Memories.
Of .
Niya's.
Moar!
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Pictures.
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If only they had some sort of fire suppression equipment laying around...
Fire Extinguisher Plant Becomes Scene Of Extra-Alarm Blaze
Homer, you find the most ironic things!
That's what I was looking for. Not only are we off that page, we're nearly off the next one.
I was hoping that was Ohio. If so, the state should have changed it's motto to: "Yeah, we can make that burn!"
Oh, when will they ever ban this barbaric sport?
Two players die at world chess event in Norway
Where's the outcry!
I bought a newer car today.
It's a 2008 Lincoln MKZ
I paid $6200 after trading my 2000 Impala.
I am leasing my truck. Not sure what I am going to do at the end...
You might release the truck.
I don't like the idea of leasing a vehicle.
You will always have to carry full coverage insurance as well as gap insurance.
And you never build any equity in the vehicle.
I don't consider a vehicle an asset because it does depreciate but it's still something better to own.
For my car I saved a little here and there last year. Once I got my tax return, I started looking around.
Before you got your tax return you weren't looking around??? What were you doing, then, staring straight ahead? Examining your navel? Sleeping?
Quit spamming the post race and get back to your moderating duties. I've now reported two threads this morning and nothing has been done. You've got your tax return, so it's time to start looking around, right?
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Originally Posted by dday9
I have full coverage regardless. I do not have gap insurance. And it is possible to build equity in the vehicle. At the end of my lease it is possible that my truck will be worth more than they estimated. Therefore, if I purchase the truck at the end of the lease I will pay less and have a higher value. I can then trade it in for a new car, or just pay for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
I haven't decided if I want to trade for a new truck, buy it and keep it, or buy it and trade it in for a different vehicle.
You can't post news of a new car without posting pics of the car. It's the law.
Wait, are moderators suppose to actually do something with those reports? I just put :spam: in each one!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
In time. The place I bought it from "detailed" it, and I say that loosely. So I'm going to wait until I wash and detail the car before uploading any pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by homer13j
It's just been so rainy here.
It's like it's spring or something!
12 degrees this morning - it's unreal. I do not want to buy anymore home heating oil - please spring, where are you???
12?! Wow.
It's 60 right now and I thought it was cold.
It's been a rather dry spring here so far which is good since last week's too-brief warm spell melted all the snow very quickly. Any rain would have added to the flooding.
Last year there was a giant ice jam on the Rocky River and as it melted took out a bunch of boats and docks at the marina. It was a very intriguing scene of slow-motion destruction.
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And in the end it was just rich people's stuff that was destroyed. :lol:
That picture looks so odd.
You never saw ice before?Quote:
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Not like that. It looks like rocks.
Or really it looks like boulders.
Speaking as a Brit we see plenty... it just always in liquid form.Quote:
You never saw ice before?
I'm torn between posting a picture of an ice cube tray, or a picture of Vanilla Ice. Instead, I did neither.
We've been having spring since early February. While the Midwest and Northeast are having a ferocious winter, we are having the warmest winter on record. For a state that relies on the mountain snowpack to provide water through the summer, this has not been good. We are actually doing pretty well for precipitation, but it has fallen as rain. Skiing ended in early February, and we've been up to the 70s a couple times (not today, as it won't top 60).
Going to Vegas next week, its supposed to be in the 90's. Great.
Viva Las Vegas!
Aren't you afraid that you'll stay there? It's always a gamble with that place.
Sometimes you just have to roll the dice and take a chance.