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doesn't matter what their words say. what matters is their actions. dude's onto something with his idea of charging them.

remember when irene was supposed to be a direct hit on cape may? i drove into cape may to remove cap assets from the airport. the gas stations looked like 1979 all over again. the traffic to get out was miles and miles of traffic jam. this was 2 or 3 days before the storm.

i gotta watch it when i get home.........i'm back on my tac con trigger idea. looks like they're down to 350 or 399 for it with the ambi-selector......

that looks a little odd that the bottom one's bottoming out so soon. where's the boot for that one? the reason that the top one's springing back like that, is due to the grease forming a seal. you're compressing a small amount of air trapped in there, and that's what's pushing it back out. you didn't accidentally reverse them, did ya?

yep. i have a standing offer from my ex-wife. she's told me multiple times that if the shit hits, to load up my guns, ammo, and mom(if she's up here with me when it happens) and get the f$^% up to her place. she's on 73 acres in upper pa. problem with that is it'd hafta be something we see coming a week or two out, while the sheep are still sleeping.......

i'm probably remembering wrong, and going off of what i know from down here. i don't think i've ever left dirty jersey without crossing a bridge or going through a tunnel. either way....like you said reinforced above.......roads will be clogged. unless the state's sinking/flooding, or falling off of the country, best bet(in my opinion, and only initially) is to stay put. shelter in your home. it's familiar territory that you know better than anyone else. it is defendable. once you're in your car/truck, virtually the only defense is to keep moving at high speed. which will be impossible.

almost forgot....one of the pins.....i think it's the bottom....will have a small rubber bushing at its end. try not to destroy that.

if they're stuck or sticking, you should still be able to work them out. once you've got them out, you need to clean inside the bore. brakleen, and a small wire pipebrush work well. wear safety glasses when you spray that stuff.....it WILL find its ways into your eyes if not. once you've got em pretty clean(the bores that is), you can use a high temp. thin grease to re-lubricate them, and you should be good to go for awhile. on the other hand, if you were to buy a reman caliper from napa it comes complete with that bracket, and all hardware, including those pins.

pins sir. 2/3 of the toyotas i see have seized caliper pins on one side or the other.

nope. todays cars don't suffer like that. i service a small fleet. these guys have 3 2013 corollas, an 07 matrix, a taurus, a saturn, and a couple others. they're all driven solo every day of the week. not a single one has had uneven brake wear that wasn't caused by a malfunction of some sort in the car. on these, as mentioned above, it will more than likely turn out to be the caliper pins.

put it up in the air again, and pull the caliper off of the side that was grinding. with the caliper off, try to move the pins in and out. they probably won't. toyotas are VERY common for these pins to seize. they should move in n out very easily. as in pull them out with 2 fingers easily.

THAT sir is a fucking great angle!!

there's a way up there without crossing a bridge? or using a tunnel? even when i've gone to conn. to visit an ex's parents, when i went to westpoint for cap business........i never got out of nj without using bridges. even so.........you will find the roads clogged should you get too late of a start...........that's kinda been my whole point whenever i say that stuff. home is defendable. car is not.

does simplysafe offer the option to just have it armed/disarmed, without monitoring and the associated fee?

yes, add that to my desire to see them tested by police agencies first. also, i should clarify.......i don't have anything against police, as i think you all know.....

i don't give a shit WHAT they say. proof is in the pudding. put this in trial with every police force within the state, including the state pd. let them run these things for a good 10 years. that'd be long enough to gather good accurate data on the reliability of these things.

just remember. we live on an island. if one were planning to bug out, one would need at minimum a full 24 hours lead time to beat the mass exodus that will clog the roads, and to beat the bridge closures.

funny thing on the spd website. if you go to the statutes page they maintain? they removed the 30 day limit on the p2p's and fpid's. you gotta go to another source to find it written with that still in there.

thanks man, i will. it's still running. got adobe in common files in red, and a hidden process in red so far........

got gmer running right now. already used the uninstall to remove recently added adobe stuff. how do i know what to get rid of in gmer though? there's a lot of shit comin' up. some in red. thanks guys!

'nother dumb question though? what is a rootkit? is that what's making this fake adobe thing keep comintg up?

THANKS man. i'd run the free version of currently updated malewarebytes. didn't know about rkill though.

here's one i don't get. just within the last 2 weeks, my home puter keeps giving me reminder to update adobe reader. it doesn't do the popup window, but rather places the icon on the taskbar. i generally close these. before now, it has ALWAYS stayed closed once i've done that, unless i had to reboot the machine. well.....now, it will put itself back up there, usually within a couple hours.the icon is different slightly. it's more black/red, rather than being red. my experience has been that if something keeps opening up, then it's not legit. i've run malewarebytes, superantispyware, and spybot search and destroy. they only found a couple cookies. i forgot to write it down, but when i open up the initial window, i think it says version 10.1.15. doing a google search i'd found stuff about this being a virus, but version 10.1.14. anyone got any ideas?

internal combustion engines, regardless of what they run on are amazingly inefficient. they create a lot more crap than your stove.

i know. i'd have done the same. i was just really being a bit of a wise ass in that last post.