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You might ask if you can come pick up her car, and deliver it when you're finished.

How would you compare the pave of the Autobahn to the typical thoroughfares of the USA? What I find annoying is the need to memorize the location of expansion joints on US freeways. These random jarring dips will lift your drive wheels right off the ground if you're going past around 90mph...

Congrats on the arrival of your toys! Isn't the governor set at 155? The 335 I drive is set at 155...

Thanks, broski.

Certainly not over priced. You really do get what you pay for, and the market guarantees it. The market is the great equalizer, and the market is not stupid. I'm a member and lurker of many automotive forums and blogs, and my eyeballs tend to gravitate to the comments sections. What I find...

Google Analytics has an A/B split testing feature that will allow you to run different pricing to allow you to precisely nail down what pricing will sustain itself in your market. Combine that with your geotargeted Adwords campaign and you should figure it out pretty quickly what pricing...

Yes, it comes with an adapter. It says in the description it can fit "any Ridgid vacuum".

There was an open one sitting on the shelf that I looked through. Seemed alright, but the $40 price tag made it not so appealing. I you technically can choke it down to a 1.25" hose but that kind of seems like a waste since it basically cripples the suction power of the 2.5" vacuum. Maybe...

Over the past few months I've given a lot of thought to whether I should be a mobile business, or bootstrap it out of my parking garage space in my condo building. The other option, of course, being a small warehouse space. I'm leaning towards the later option, so I'll have a place where I can...

The main reason I picked this up was because I needed a quieter vacuum, and one that had a long hose option. The hose is fat, but it's the 2.5" hoses that allow for greater suction. Also, it's the 2.5" vacuums that have the majority of the accessory options. Did you pick up the crevice tool...

Picked up the Ridgid WD1450 today from Home Depot. After getting home, I looked up some reviews and discovered this is apparently one of the highest rated shop vac's with 239 reviews and five stars.

It's made by Tumi. It's called "Envelope for iPad". It's not listed on the Tumi site anymore... I think it got discontinued... but you can still find places that have inventory of it. The Day-To-Day: Man Bags To Live For - TheWellDressedMan.net

Received this today. Cleaned up all the misc. carpet spots around my condo, in addition to the furniture. Works great. :hungry: It's loud, but a much more pleasant tone than my small vacuum. It sounds like a quality business tool.

Cough... when we start doing comparisons like these, it's like comparing filet mignon to hot dogs, Cristal champagne to Budweiser, and cashmere to denim. Yes, they can be compared... but they're for two entirely different types of customers, with two different levels of sophistication, in two...

Speaking of automatic drying brakes... it also has a similar function that brings the pads closer to the rotors when it detects a panic throttle lift. For instance, when I'm turning right from a red light, and I'm checking traffic coming from the left... on some occasions I've applied a little...