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I'll take mine black on black.

Until this gets released anyways:

No, but I owned older cars afterwards.I have also. I am just ready for a new vehicle.I just picture the Mark as the perfect car for you. I frickin' loved mine and in reality without getting exotic it is the last great American GT car IMO.

Happy Turkey Day! 22lb'er is going in soon here!

Usually a fresh operating system install is step one, IMO.

Tokina 11-16 2.8, no IS but it is sharp and sweet. All the Scandihoovia pics I shot with it.Canon equivalent not worth the extra $$$?Tokina is a better lens in that category. You get more range with the Canon at 10-22 which is probably the problem. In reality when shooting wide you'll be at the 11 90% of the time anyways.

Are they sold locally? I always have a strap on. Nat'l Camera is where I bought mine.

No, but I owned older cars afterwards.

Sweet, I can relax.

Funny because I lived in one for three years. Put on around 200k in Marks

My memory of that car must be of a higher plateau than it actually is.

I generally do not use a shoulder strap, just a hand strap but for walking around places I love the BR.

I didn't buy the one that wraps around your shoulder since it wasn't comfortable; however, I am going to have my wife add that strap just a bit different as the rotation is annoying.

SLR's are big, but you use them because they are. P&S's stay in your backpack or whatever the hell and all the right moments are missed. Nothing improved my photography more than forcing myself to have a camera with in easy reach all the time. And hand strap mixed with a black rapid strap rocks btw.

Especially that god awful soccer mom piece of chile

That doesn't mean squat to me. What if they had it serviced at an independent place? They don't report to carfax. Also, look at the tires and alignments on owner 1. Something is wrong with that truck.tires were changed on 11th and 3rd month. maybe just swapping out winter tires?It was an Illinois car. I'd surely be running snows on it. Doesn't explain the alignment though. Perhaps he walloped a rim and kept thinking a balance and alignment would resolve it. P-car owners that buy new are either dumb or wealthy or both.

I wish I could help more. I like Sony for cheep P&S if you don't want to learn about photography. Usually look sexy and have some cool practical benefits. My first digital cam was a Sony 3.xx megapixel camera that I bough forever ago and it took better pictures than a lot of newer ones that I've used. I'll probably buy a Sony to replace this POS.Im selling my a55.. I'd call that a P&SI wouldn't call it a P&S, but it is definitely small enough to be considered one. it has the features of a full sized DSLR, but is nice and compact and takes excellent pictures IMO for the price.Umm, he wants P&S and to shoot a baby. Your camera does both. Don't read ANYTHING else into my statement

I can check it out for you if you need.Contemplating it. It is the sort of car though that an extra $5k up front may buy you more than that later. I want a pristine one.

That doesn't mean squat to me. What if they had it serviced at an independent place? They don't report to carfax. Also, look at the tires and alignments on owner 1. Something is wrong with that truck.I realize that an independent won't, but high miles one year and a flip smells to me. Doesn't help that owner 1 had some issues.

That is the 2008 at Gates Ryan. 73k mi for $33k. Best deal on the internet in P-trucks atm

Classic tale of two owners. First owner into Porsche all the time to check stuff, second owner NO service records. http://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistory/p/Report.cfx?partner=DFI_0&vin=WP1AC29P08LA92422

P&S is FUCKING TERRIBLE for that. Get ready to see all sorts of facial expressions you adore and capture none of them. If that is truly your goal, buying a used SLR you must.Are there many used dslr's for $150? Give me a better option in my budget if there is one. We're trying to buy something new. Photography is not high on the list of importance in our house.A $150 camera might as well be your cell phone

We will be in Rome for the wedding it sounds like.Rome is a cool city.I imagine it to be vespas, lemoncello, hot chicks, asshole young guys, some old buildings tok, and maybe some mafia old dudes. Yes, yes, yes, yes, no, and tons of cheesy fucking street vendors and people trying to give your wife roses... for 10 euro apiece. I love Rome, but it is hard to look past the trash there. Lots of graffiti, and asshole french tourists. Nope. But cappuccino is aplenty. Even McDonalds serves cappuccino instead of coffee. Tip: don't sit down to eat if a bar is offered. If you eat at the bar, standing, it is cheapest, sit indoors it is more expensive, sit outdoors it is pricey. Oh, and don't tip. It is offensive. When he said coffee he meant cappuccino...of course Italians won't drink a cap after 10am or so. Then straight espresso. In that they are right.

Interesting. Paris is absolutely my favorite city in the world. So much to see and do and EATI may feel different after going there. I just figured I wouldn't like all the American hating frenchies.Freedom fries god Damnit!Surprisingly I felt more of that in Italy than France. I also enjoyed my time in France more than Italy which I wasn't expecting.Generally speaking the food in Italy is horseshit unless you seriously pay for it. Garbage fast food is awesome in France.I thought I would be in salume heaven.The meats anywhere I had them in Europe were superior to almost anything you can get here, and the cheeses!You obviously live in not a food meca. Of course it is South. My opinion is the opposite. I'll disagree again here. Yeah, good food is expensive in Italy if you eat in the wrong places, and if you eat in mainstream locations it is fair at best. The best food is in out of the way hole in the wall joints... and the food is cheaper there as well. I know how to pick restaurants. That wasn't the problem.

You're crazy. The first time I went to Italy we did 3 days in Florence, a day in Pisa, half a day in Lucca, and 4 days in Rome. We didn't see nearly all we wanted to see in Rome, or Florence. The next time we went, we did 8 days in Rome. Again, not enough. Pisa is a half a day, as is Lucca. Rome and Florence require a lot more. Pisa you should skip, it's fucking awful.