KingLurker

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'52 Chevy DeLuxe. Options-5 teeth in the grill. Chrome trim. 3 on the tree, no Autoglide. No seat belts. No radials, nylons. No radio. Push button start. Braided copper battery cables. Ceramic/glass fuel filter. Caintucky clay Ziebart treatment. Top speed 48 mph. Enable paint. Black 'natch. Couch 4 a backseat. Six body trunk.frg

Great link, fascinating reading. :bow:

New habits must be developed. Don't stand the same way too long. nothing goes in your back pocket, esp. when you sit. pay attention to it. If it's hurtin, back off, and watch out. Don't sit too long. I work in an office, I print to a printer a ways off, get up every 10 mins to pick stuff up. Watch what you carry. Don't twist w/a heavy load, move your feet, don't twist the spin. Change positions often while driving, scoot your arse to the other side of the seat. Haven't done the chair in years, but have learned new habits. Have a newfound respect for the boys that watch the tomb of the unknown. Can't stand that long in one position. Or won't rather. Don't ignore it or forget about it. Do work your muscles up w/the proper guidance. Go find someone who's got one of those chairs. Med X rocks, and no I do not work for them.

Had a '99 POS. Pulled the fuse. They have a DRL fuse. Comes from a northern guy, who watched 30 or so GM assembly plants close from Flint to Dayton. GM sucks. So does Chrysler. Get a 'yota. or maybe a Ford. They were not too big too fail and should've.

Work in downtown Cols. w/a cabinet agency and am involved cases with gov't atty's and investigators, both in house and with the AG's office. Some of the opposing (private sector) counsel and investigators work with are sharp, have good connections, and work at large firms that have expertise in custody cases. We can't moonlight, but I can make a couple of calls. These guys won't be cheap. However, I agree w/a poster above, it's highly unlikely the judge has any ties although the possibility opposing counsel has presented cases before her certainly exists, esp. if the Dublin father is smart. You may want to consider an litigator who has successfully tried cases w/this judge. It may be time to seriously lawyer up, even if you need to finance one. A lot may depend on how much $$$ you throw at this. Def. call the Ohio Bar Association . I'd advise spending the PI cash on an experienced family law atty. One who this judge has (favorably) heard cases from. I can tell you Dublin is quite hoity/toity, plenty of old (and new) cash up there. (he may have $$$ regardless of the GoFundMe campaign). Post on this thread if you want follow up, I'm not usually logged on and won't see a pm for yrs. Or try TDkicks@yahoo.com

I felt the same, who needs an f'n permit?! Two reasons I got one-if something happens, and you need to make an insurance claim, you may be shiite out of luck. Also-if the local auditor/county assayer uses aerial photos, and most do now, that will show up. (In our area, the folks who determine property taxes are the county auditors, not sure what they call'em in your part.) Those guys (in our area) have every building on the property on the plat maps and know when a new one is added, removed, or changed on the outside. Get a permit and deal w/it.

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