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I'm with YB. Why'd the Off Topic thread get closed? Was it because we were talking about Lindsay's *******?

And Franklin, I tried to PM you some Tila info and it told me your PM inbox was too full. Dude, you are so effing popular. I bet you're the first one asked to Jazzfanz Sadie Hawkins.
 
I have a friend who just moved to Heber City and is looking for a bike mechanic...

Heber City - 18 miles down the hill from Park City. I'm starting a shop for some investors here. We're looking to do mid to high-end road/mountain/bmx. We already have accounts with Rocky Mountain, Fit and Specialized. So, anyone who applies will be working directly under me 6 days a week. Keep in mind, for anyone looking to relocate, that $14 an hour in Heber is like $25 an hour in CA.
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Anyone interested, let me know and Ill get you contact info...
 
VINYLONE said:
I have a friend who just moved to Heber City and is looking for a bike mechanic...

Keep in mind, for anyone looking to relocate, that $14 an hour in Heber is like $25 an hour in CA.
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This might be true in Grantsville or Kamas but not in Heber. Heber has become Park City light with all the yuppie families headed out of the city. You get up on the east end of town and there are some big expensive houses up there. How else would a high end bike shop make it in Heber??
 
sorry to be a butthead here, but what does the green clockwise arrow represent?

Is is supposed to look like a sushi roll or something?
 
OK, here's another one - a serious question, too

I was reading a review of a production of August Wilson's RADIO GOLF and the headline stated that the production was "over par"

My first thought about that comment was that it's praising the production, but since being over par in golf is not a good thing, I started to think maybe it meant the opposite. So I'm fishing for some thoughts here...

and mixing my metaphors, but whatever...

So is it a good thing to be considered over par, or not?
 
Can you get that peanut butter jar in there if you use enough vaseline?
 
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