MarkyMannn
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What do you do if you have 2 mini-vans?
I've got a 2003 Chrysler T&C, great van, never a problem, tons of room. For more room, buy an roof top carrier. Need the roof rack for that, not all have that
I've also got a 94 Voyager, 120,000 miles. No transmission problems, although now I have some slight slippage in lock-up mode. But then I towed about 500# more than allowed for 5 years so I brought it on myself. I don't know about the newer Chryslers, but the mid-90's had a lot of AC problems. Mine included, and it is never cheap. Evaporator cores usually
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For a long distance kick, the kicker will sometimes move back an extra yard. The reason is that he will kick it more on a line, with less arc, because of the distance. But without the arc, it has more chance of being blocked at the line, so they move back a yard
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Heck YEAH!!! If these guys are shutting down hockey, and the owners saving money, I BETTER see some of that. Or screw them when they come back. And of course you won't see it. Didn't the Sabres drop ticket prices like $5/seat this year? Pretty lousy perk to the fans when they knew all along there won't be a season.
I went to the December Amerks game @ HSBC. $125 for 8 tickets, parking, and free hot dog, popcorn, and pop. How do you beat that? The play quality was only slightly lower than NHL. Offensive creativity wasn't there
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I'm in 204 and I would say the sight is about the same as upper deck. Yes 204 is not good when play is near the opposite goal line. Check out the Bills web site, the seating chart, and click on the chart for the view from that seat. Also know that the Rockpile is 203-241, that string of sections. I'm like 4 seats away. I may move to save the $100/seat. My only advice is that the lower bowl corners and end zones, the fans stand the entire game. The first few rows stand, then everybody else has to in order to see. There can be a lot of out-of-towners where I sit.
I would be surprised if you can get lower bowl tickets between the 10 yard line, or in the lower half of the upper deck. Generally those are already seasons
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That's 8 sections, a total of 2,400 seats in the 200 level on the scoreboard side end zone. Losing to the Steelers, while not a good thing, has had three benefits so far. Most of the Steelers fans at the game were sitting in the scoreboard side end zone, especially in the 200 level. Lowering season tickets to $250 should fill those seats up with all Bills fans next year. It also cost Drew Bledsoe his job. Benefit Three??? My season tickets are in one of those 200 level sections so I just saved $100.
I have not seen anything regarding exactly what 200 sections qualify. There are 12 200 sections at the scoreboard end. I'm in 204, row 4, would like to know. You're right about the Steeler fans. I felt like I was the "away game" fan. Surrounded!!!
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Herald.com to harass Dolfag fans, railroad.net, atvtime, atvconnection, buffalobills, motorcycle-usa
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anyone notice the guy that is in the room accross from the desk jokey's?
i keep peeking in on this site and thinking there is someone in the next room getting ready to walk in....but he never does.
i think that must be a lock up room. he is always in the window of the doorway looking out to see if there is any activity. a little while a go he looked like some nutcase banging on the door.
cooool.
Yeah, what's up with that guy? He's been there since early this morning
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Belichek did that in 91, and did that each of the last 2 years against the Colts. You could see that coming. Just like Thurman could run all day IF they gave him the ball, Edge James was the same way.
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Like once a year I go on a fishing charter in the 1000 Islands. I use one charter in particular. Last summer the guy tells me it is his last year. He was joining a professional fishing team sponsored by a major fishing tackle manufacturer fishing the west coast of Florida.
Where the hell was I when they handed out that job?!?!?!?!?
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Last thing to say about this. This may sound dumb, but when you sell something for relatively big $$$, and the buyer is upset, don't forget they now know where you live. Buyer or their friend gets a liitle crazy and damages your car or house or who knows what else. The world is full of nutty people. Just check out this board!!! You'll at least sleep better if you negotiate & settle out
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would the original poster please answer these two questions:
1) Did you include "as is" on the contract
2) Did they ask you about the transmission, and did you tell them exactly what you wrote here in the forum ("we suspected there might be a problem with the transmission but we didn't want to publicize it")
That's the key to the whole issue here. "As Is" doesn't absolve you if you were fraudulent in your dealings here. If you knowingly sold the car with consealed trans problems, you could be in trouble on this one. As someone else said, offer to split the costs, after all you said you got more money than you thought you would on the sale
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At work, but not doing any work. Power out, 5th time in 2 years. Somebody better do some grid upgrades in Buffalo. Computer just came up, but we've got no heat in the building. Freakin' freezin' in here!!!
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Ted Nugent said it best in the Sunday paper: The rules are simple," he wrote. "All guns are always loaded and never point a weapon at anything you're not willing to destroy. All other safety talk is superfluous. Dad installed a safety lock on my brain."
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Where was a GB player to defend the honor & tradition of Lambeau Field and its fans? Some GB player should have "interfered" with his cheap act instead of just walking away, tail between your legs. You wouldn't see an NHL player get away with that and not pay the consequences.............if we had a NHL.................
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Today's story on her http://www2.buffnews.com/editorial/20050108/1052105.asp
This has been going on for at least a couple years now. It's a joke, and it is on us taxpayers. Here you have a harmless old lady who hand feeds a few deer every day. What else does she have to do in her life? And believe me she it not the only one despite what the Feds claim. I've been to that park a lot of times. So here you have all these gov't budgets in the red and having to raise taxes and carrying on about costs. Well what does this cost us? Lets see, a couple DEC officers, their vehicles, supervisor, training and pensions, prosecutor, judge, court time, record maintenance. Maybe $250,000 total to charge an old woman with a handful of apples. WTF!!!!
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I work 45 hours/5 day week at a mfg plant. When there was a possiblity my plant was going to close, I got an offer to work at a new car dealership. 12hr days, 6 day week and sometine Sundays. NO THANKS!!
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My poor dad always had bad taste in cars..............he owned at the same time in the 70's a Gremlin and a Pacer wagon. Actually the Gremlin wasn't a bad little car. The Pacer was damn ugly, but you could haul some sh-- with it
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(OT) Mini-vans. Any advice on buying one?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Hey, it's not my fault!! Let me tell a true story. 2 months ago I go to a dealership where my son works as a technician. There's a car I want to buy, 02 Gran Prix. I drove it for 2 days. Price tag ON THE CAR is "$13,000, now reduced to $9,900". General Sales Mgr says "With your son working here, we've got a extra special price for you................$10,500" :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: