Hey if I have to suffer through this bullshit everyone does

Nope. You're not burying a dog, or nursing your wounds over something that happened. You are sharing quite simple pointless shit with us.

J

Technically I am nursing my wound...$109 ticket for doing 5 over on a deserted highway at 1AM.

That's cheap

My last one was $300 + 5 hour class. Worst part was the instructor kept talking about his personal life, and dragged it out.

I am wanting to install a camera surveillance system and am currently looking at this one.

http://www.parts-exp...334-211&scqty=1

The reason for this is our neighbors who moved in out back enjoy stealing things and I want to better protect my things when I am not home. Currently I have a wireless cam that they know watches over my back yard and maybe an AR 15 ready.

I am looking for nice picture quality and was wondering if anybody has any experience with Talos systems or something else.

Home security, audio, video is a slippery slope. Those are standalone, I'd prefer something integrated.

Peak at the Worthington Distribution catalog, just ignore the prices as I can help you with wholesale.

Notes Sean has hook up.

As much as I want to punch peng, knowing it's for a ticket makes it funny.

I was wondering if he got a DUI at first.

If I ever get a DUI I'm hoping the arresting officer shoots my sorry ass. Repeatedly. No excuse for that kind of reckless behavior.

I like the sentiment, but the numbers are so low now that you may have had one drink and just got hit too soon. Happened role my BIL. He wasn't old enough to know to deny it and go for a blood test. 2 beers and he blew.

I've spent a lot time in a newer F250 recently. It's a 2wd gasser but dang its sooo much nicer than my dads truck in basically everyway.

I've been looking at one lately to replace my silverado 1500. I'll probably wait untill spring. i wish ford or Chevy would make a mega cab like dodge did. I just can't bring myself to buy a dodge.

Tundra?

J

possible. I'd rather stay Chevy of Ford.

tundras are bad ass.

tundras are bad ass.... my uncle always buys them, in fact he just got a new one a month ago.. fucking sweeeeeetttt , tons of hauling capability big ass motor, comfy and its a Toyota.. runs for ever.

i can go on all day about toyota trucks.

call me crazy,

but it seems to me after months of no IA action on this site, suddenly tons of IA topics start and resurface from the past, then the owner pops up asking " whats new?"

call me a conspiracy nut but this is wild,

I'm going to list my rims from my old jetta on CL. Some enkie 16" with yokohama paradas in 205/45r16 around them. 2 would just last the rest of summer, the others would be ok for one more year of teenage boy driving.

What Enkeis?

5 bolt awesome ones. The are double 5 spoke. Downt mark them anymore.

Model...?

Apparently these Eames chairs go for a hefty price. I guess we got a steal when we got ours at Goodwill for two hundred bucks.

I'm going to list my rims from my old jetta on CL.  Some enkie 16" with yokohama paradas in 205/45r16 around them.  2 would just last the rest of summer, the others would be ok for one more year of teenage boy driving.

What Enkeis?

5 bolt awesome ones.  The are double 5 spoke.  Downt mark them anymore.

Model...?

I don't know. They were expencive when I got them. Now I am selling them on the cheep. I'll link you when I get the pictures up.

that is like a 3k plus chair I think...

that is like a 3k plus chair I think...

We also snagged the foot rest.

cucumber and onion salad with a sour cream and vinegar marinade on top of fresh tomatos.

Fuck yeah.

that is like a 3k plus chair I think...

We also snagged the foot rest.

4k + then.

I would sell it and redo the whole living room.

A bioengineer and geneticist at Harvard’s Wyss Institute have successfully stored 5.5 petabits of data — around 700 terabytes — in a single gram of DNA, smashing the previous DNA data density record by a thousand times.

The work, carried out by George Church and Sri Kosuri, basically treats DNA as just another digital storage device. Instead of binary data being encoded as magnetic regions on a hard drive platter, strands of DNA that store 96 bits are synthesized, with each of the bases (TGAC) representing a binary value (T and G = 1, A and C = 0).

To read the data stored in DNA, you simply sequence it — just as if you were sequencing the human genome — and convert each of the TGAC bases back into binary. To aid with sequencing, each strand of DNA has a 19-bit address block at the start (the red bits in the image below) — so a whole vat of DNA can be sequenced out of order, and then sorted into usable data using the addresses.

http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/134672-harvard-cracks-dna-storage-crams-700-terabytes-of-data-into-a-single-gram

I would sell it and redo the whole living room.

I always tell my mother I'm going to sell it, and buy a new dirt bike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRWatw_ZEQI&feature=player_embedded