Chad

Holy crrrrrap mark!!!! That is going to be a PITA to dig out! If you were closer I'd help!

I have a different kind, but like Ben said, it will probably get you on paper but nothing is like actual range time. If you are going to use this outdoors at 50 or 100 yards I HIGHLY recommend picking something like this up... http://www.reflectivelyyours.com/generic169.html I think home depot or lowes has something similar...maybe a bicycle shop (people use it on helmets and on bikes)...actually even those reflective driveway markers would probably work...just don't shoot them. You will not be able to see the laser without it.

Cool! Good luck...make sure you keep us posted!

Listen here pinky, keep your d*ick beatin' little hands off my cars. I only drive the plow truck or the tahoe in the snow. Anywayyyyy.....rim is all fixed A friend of mine owns a mobile rim repair company. Came and fixed it this morning...I don't have any before pics, but here is the after! Came out perfect. He heats it up, puts it on a machine to bring it back to the original shape, then paints it, and clears it. Looks great, he has done other cars for me, but only scratches I didn't realize he can fix dents/bends. I can't even tell where it was.

.40 is my favorite round.

words of wisdom from pinky...oh boy were all in trouble. You go out and buy a 09 continental GT, fk up the rim, and see if u don't cry about it. I dunno wtf I was thinking dan...Its been sitting forever, battery died, etc. Figured I would just use it. Stick to summer I guess when the roads are all fixed lol. :doh:

Yeah, I know concrete stands up much better...its just frustrating. I have a truck and other cars that I use in the snow / rain / winter. I used a nice car last night, I don't think cosmos or any junkyards have anything for it. Also, its not the kind of car you can put snow tires on, its got driver adjustable electronic air suspension etc, its a sports car, I should have known better than to take it out with the roads the way they are.

This is why we need fallout shelters and women.

classic!

yeah tony....looks like it. You know what that means.

Check for a date on the box maybe? Copyright date? I would take it to the antiques roadshow from PBS if they are ever in jersey.... http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/resources.html Hit up some antique stores maybe? Here is an estimate of between $300-$500 http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/3253378 Here is one for sale ... $100.00 http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?ListID=128&ItemNo=83147 And a eBay listing... http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-PHOTOING-ON ... 5016r17680 And unfortunately a red one for $25. . . http://cgi.ebay.com/PHOTOING-ON-CAR,-TI ... 2016r10165

They are factory rims. Not bling bling aftermarket crap.

Of course....duh.

Yeah man

Looks like the NWS just reduced the expected snowfall amounts. http://www.app.com/article/20100224/NEW ... st-of-area

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With the never ending technological advances in this country it is astounding how behind we are on some things. In the years leading up to 2010 we have wireless phones, wireless computers, wireless speakers, wireless data transfer and wireless remote controlled adult toys. We have unmanned aircraft, smart bombs, dirty bombs, clean bombs. We can fly a crew to the moon and walk on the surface of it. We can send a crew to the bottom of the ocean. We can travel across the country in a matter of hours when years ago it would take the better part of 6 months and if 1/2 the people were still alive at the end of the journey it was considered a great success. We have the capability to clone sheep. We have the capability to analyze someones DNA from crimes committed decades ago. In the early 1800's John Loudon MaCadam created and employed the use of stones, tar, etc laid in tight patterns to form a road surface suitable for driving on. His design was termed "macadam". Later, in 1872 Mr. MaCadam's design was improved by using a more modern well graded, maximum density surface and the term asphalt was created. The first uses of this road asphalt were in Battery Park and on Fifth Avenue in New York City in 1872 and on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C., in 1877. It's incredible that we have not come up with a better road surface, in all these years, that will not dent my $1800 a piece factory rim when I drive "through" a pothole. I understand the laws of physics about freezing and thawing and how potholes are created. They are everywhere and they are horrible. I dented one last year and had to replace my rim, and here we are again, same car, same rim.

At this point, yeah. And you thunkded Matt was bad? ? ?

People who write posts on facebook that contain this....spell check = teh shyt! WOWWWWWWWWWWW Best part is he is married to a fkn teacher!!!!!

omg, I was going to say maybe I'll follow you there, but forget it now. He is a left lane richard and talking on the cell phone, and soooo many other poor driving habits!!!

I would have a hard time being in a vehicle for 16 minutes with you, let alone 16 hours. Thanks for the offer.

Why are you driving 16 hours for a gun?

Too obscure for the goyim. How did I know you were going to be the one to pick up on that! :clap: Ok ok ok , it hangs there like a limp .

I disagree with a lighthouse. All 'they' have to do it light the base of it on fire. There is only one way in and one way out. No good imo.

It just seems to me cars, among other things, are just made so cheap now. I have a 1995 chevy tahoe with 192,xxx miles on it and it runs awesome. Solid, heavy, no issues at all. I drive that thing like a champ all over the place. Today, with new cars you are lucky to get to 100,000 miles without the engine blowing up and the bumpers falling off. Oh, and everything is metal on my old truck, not plastic...metal bumpers rule! I got my wife a 2010 chevy equinox a few months ago, it has less than 2000 miles on it, and already the back windshield wiper motor is broken and the gears are all stripped out. Just hangs there like a latka.