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Anyone out there into CB radio? It's still popular south of the border, but not much up here. I just started getting into it, as in I have a CB installed and it works, LOL. When I am cross border shopping, I listen in on all these guys talking CB radio lingo on various channels. It's like being back in the 70's. "That's a negatory, 10-4 copy."
I have this 4 foot Wilson antenna installed on the fender of the truck now and I feel like a red neck...... even starting to talk with a twang.
yeah I have been trying to go through that to solve the problem, but it's getting me no where. Thanks for putting in the time to find the link though, it's the exact same one i used
Knowing my luck, I'll be the one guy who gets pulled over.
I doubt that they would even know what it is. Just don't abuse it and you wont have a issue at all. I have a number of buddies who use them for 4x4ing and it's way better then CB
Sonick is a genius. I won't go into detail what's so great about his post. But it's damn good!
2010 Toyota Rav4 Limited V6 - Wifey's Daily Driver
2009 BMW 128i - Daily Driver
2007 Toyota Rav4 Sport V6 - Sold
1999 Mazda Miata - Sold
2003 Mazda Protege5 - Sold
1987 BMW 325is - Sold
1990 Mazda Miata - Sold
On a newer car, a $1900 accident isn't big at all. Someone was probably just breathing too heavy next to the car or something..
so probably the other person didn't shoulder check before changing lane thus causes collision in result of dent and paint lost? $1900 sounds right for those cosmetic fixes?
so probably the other person didn't shoulder check before changing lane thus causes collision in result of dent and paint lost? $1900 sounds right for those cosmetic fixes?
Thanks!
Yeah.. seems like it. scuffs, repaint, new handle, new window could easily run into $1900. What car was it? BMW and MB like to rape people on parts cost, so there's no way a $1900 claim was much more than a ding/dent and paint loss.
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Anyone in the neighbourhood of Boundary and Grandview before 9 pm? I drove past and there had to been at least 12 VPD and a car in the landscaping of Wendy's. Never seen that many for one call.
the Coastal class ships were built in Germany.
On it's way over it passed by London to promote Canada and the Olympics. (and to refuel and prep for the trip)
There's also this image of it crossing the panama canal
Cool! For some reason I always thought the ferries were made in Canada. I am surprised that it actually has the capacity of making trans-atlantic voyage.
In Japan, there's a scary sight on a port in Isumi City of Chiba Prefecture. The ground has been covered by 200 tons of dead, rotting sardines and the ocean has been stained red with their blood. It looks like a beach from hell.
According to Japan Today, the rotting sardine beach started crashing onto the shore over the weekend and continued into this week. It's insane that there were so many sardines on the ground it looked like rocky sand. The smell from the sardines, as you can imagine, is god awful and cleanup projects have begun to bury the sardines in landfills. The scariest thing is that no one is sure why this is happening, some are saying it's a lack of oxygen, others are pointing to it as an omen for another disaster.
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