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I find that very funny.

I called the Les Schwab guys in Sandy since they are clsoe and they said to just bring them by anytime. There would be a fee if they needed to take them off rims, but other than that just drop them by sometime. (801) 565-3412 9245 S 700 E

don't sweat it. My tax dollars already paid $4500 in your behalf. How many months of education could I have gotten for that same $4500? Ah nevermind good ol uncle Obama will fix that too.

The landfill here says: RESIDENTIAL TIRES - (limit 2) · Tires off the rim will be taken for $2.00 per tire · Tires on the rim will be taken for $3.00 per tire http://www.transjordan.org/rates.htm I have more than 2 tires :ugh:

How does a person dispose of some old tires? Is there somewhere you can take them? Is there a fee? What is the proper process?

I could get lost reading these http://foia.fbi.gov/alpha.htm Information realesed by the FBI because of of the freedom of information act on some high profile cases and people. Lots of details that the media never picks up on.

Yeah that did sound like I was on a bear hunt. That is not the intention at all. Honestly I would be stoked to see a bear out in the hills. I am definatly not worried about seeing one, it would be a highlight to even see one. My question is more of a gun question. "If you were going...

Backpacking in bear country so I want to keep things pretty light so I have already ruled out a long gun. But what handgun would you rather have with you in the event of a bear? A) .357 revolver B) .40 auto ( with a couple of 16 round magazines) The revolver was my first choice...

Today's rock chip was delivered to me via a newer 4 door dodge truck. Totally stock, and in the lane next to me on I-15 Good news is that I called Zach at Precision http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/posts/advertisers/PrecisionAutoGlass/ And he is sending his partner over in the next...

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Can you set them higher so you have a chance of not getting mud/snow packed in them? I know they are removable but how are those going to work when you want to drive it on the street during a snow day?

Is it bad that I think some of those are good ideas? :rofl:

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It would be cool to see it parted out and have the money go back towards the Moab trails. If the money went into the MUD fund, U4, or my favorite idea is back to MFFW who has manned up to take care of the problem, it would be great. Thanks again drtsqrl for all the hours you spend...

Very cool that you get some insentive to remove it. I wish I could make it down there to help you out with it. Hopefully you are able to extract it and make it a win-win for a fellow wheeler and the BLM.

Earlier this year, in the heat of the panic our company made an annoucement that in the event of the swine flu within the company the person affected and those immediatly around then would be sent home until it was over, and they would take conciderations to close the office, send others home...

It was an internet story from awhile back http://blog.cardomain.com/2008/03/14/vegas-cops-ok-w/

Check with Fred's Auto & Detail (106th S & 1325 East). Talk to Harry and tell him Cecil sent you. more info here http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=66811 :laughing:

I have stayed here the past few times and have been happy with them. http://www.moabvalleyrv.com/Cabins.html

In Utah for 2006 there were 284 fatalities. 63 (22%) of those fatalities were alcohol related, and 54 (19%) of those were ? 0.08% BAC. So you are 21 times more likely to be killed via alcohol related driving than by a accidental firearm accident. Data came from...