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hhmm...I might just hafta buy the hoodie...….keep my skinny ass warm, AND safe from leftist liberal shitballs.

yea. sorry for just tossing a link with no comment........

that i never found out. i don't know where the money from those bids goes. i just know that my boss had to bid yearly to keep on the rosters. he lost township towing due to a racial slur.....after he was called a cracker..........they dropped him like a hot potato. shame too. towing crashes was in a weird way fun.........most of the time i didn't have to worry about where i hooked the vehicle, as it was pretty much the insurance companies vehicle if we were towing it..........i can't tell ya how many i dragged up onto the bed on their roofs.......

there is no duty to retreat within your dwelling. it's right in the statutes

http://www.wfmz.com/news/lehigh-valley/atf-allentown-car-explosion-ruled-murder-suicide/802969306

I don't believe it's illegal to have hollow points or use them for home defense.

they bid. just like construction companies bid for road repairs, building things for twps etc....... like i said....when i was driving for a tow company, there were 8 companies on glo. twp's roster. we each did 1 or 2 week stints

she had 30k miles on a vehicle that was totaled the year before it was titled as?

it's not really. it costs a lot of money to be on the rosters, and many times only the companies on the roster can tow a vehicle from the scene of a crash.

I ONLY JUST noticed sales tax through amazon last year. weirdly, it wasn't charged on everything i bought. i think it matters if it's fulfilled through them or another vendor?

wait'll they institute a mileage tax. 'cause of electric cars don'tcha know?

we're not going broke. we've been broke for decades.

I THINK IT PASSED. amazon's been charging sales tax here already.

some depts do not allow a vehicle to be towed to a place of your laocation. a customers employee just recently totaled one of their vans in laurel springs. customer wanted it towed to the body shop. pd wouldn't allow it. it was towed to the towing companies impound yard. other pd's do. when i totaled my gt back around2001'ish, that was in cherry hill. they let me have them drop it off at the shop. you can't tell the tow driver what his job is, regardless of what you think you can or can't do.

would that be the cabal that wants all us conservatives dead?

this is gonna sound stupid.....I was just watching show about the oklohoma city bombing. then I come on here, and see this....... explosion went vertical mostly, 'cause that's the path of least resistance in the average car.

YOU CAN request. sometimes they can/will. i think that depends on the contract with the twp. wait'll ya get the bill. our avg. bill was around 400 bucks.

dammit! scared him off. guess i gotta keep being my own dam boss, lololol

that's always a possibility. when i was doing this, i worked for a guy in gloucester twp. we were on the rosters for the twp, and for the state pd. state pd, they called the next in line on each call. twp we were on 2 week rotations. there were 6 or 8 of us (if i recall correctly) on twp rotation. at least 2 were shadow? companies owned by 2 others on the roster. one of those had a metric boatload of complaints, although i'd never personally had any troubles or seen any with them. but it's always possible. once you've got the contract, you're in like flint till it comes up for bidding again. unless you go and get all racial on someone...then you're ass is done. i saw that happen too. was the vehicle not driveable? i guess after all that....it's possible, but they'll try not to, 'cause they don't want the complaints.

no. it's not.

why not? they're higher on the food chain(technically)

they can arrest him if he was told to leave. where'd the crash happen? who towed it?

depending on what the officer says, you may or may not be able to remove contents at the scene. once it's in the impound yard though, you need permission from the impound yard to remove anything. to the best of my knowledge, they don't have to let you atr the vehicle. and again....if the police say no...then they cannot let anyone access it. when I used to work for a company that did township towing, we only ever let the registered owner of the vehicle have access/

that is exactly what it means...….but it seems customers think we're sittin' pretty. did we scare off the op?

bj's in Deptford was selling a twofor combo...….a 30 cal inside a 50cal.....for 16.99