Public toilets?
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Well just leave it in @Grunk s yard
Interesting the pressure blew the driver's rear doorskin off and the "tannerite" was sitting in the front passenger seat.
We need IV bags from @Jstegman1 and some duct tape. Ima show you a little trick.....
It's not April 1st any longer
It's only available near the lake around us and it's at least a dollar more per gallon. Filled my tank once with it and no increase in mpg or performance that I noticed.
Like my buddy does? Hang it from his truck door window frame so he can stay hydrated while he drinks beer all day and night?
I didn't notice any difference either but I only ran one tank through. That was in the BMW so it's been awhile ago. I NEVER go to that side of town.
A guy my brother knows used to host full auto shoots for Arfcom with flaming vehicles. I never got to go to one, but he'd let us shoot on his property.
Fine. Deal is off the table. You know I was looking for an ace a few months back.
Please let this be a nonissue.
CQB27
Kalash Klub Jumpmaster
Wrong....
The purpose of the 30 day grace period is prevent old carriers from sending false lapse data to the state when a vehicle owner changes insurance carriers and the former carriers policy lapses. A insurance company has 30 days to report all new policy information to the Dept of Revenue,, who then uploads the date that eventually displays on a tag return. The bottom line is no change in insurance status , up or down in going to appear instantly, and likely will not be available via GCIC query for at least 30 days.
As far as not carrying a card, physical or virtual, it’s true if stopped for a traffic violation a card is not necessary usually. The GCIC return on the tag only shows insurance company/policy status, usually enough, unless it shows expired insurance status....then no current card on hand = citation for no proof of insurance. If involved in an accident the tag return is not enough to complete the accident investigation, namely the policy number is needed and it’s not displayed on a GCIC return . In the event of an accident no card, physical or virtual (on your phone) displaying policy information = no proof citation. Drivers are required by law to have proof of insurance in the vehicle at all times when operating on public roadways. There is no exemption just because partial insurance is contained/displayed on a GCIC query.
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CQB27
Kalash Klub Jumpmaster
Wrong again
NOTHING gets entered into GCIC reference a policy lapse until 30 days have passed from the date of lapse. Insurance companies are required by the state to obtain 30 days of policy coverage payment prior to issuing a new policy. They are also required by the state to notify policy holders in writing of policy termination due to non payment premium and cannot terminate the policy for 30 days upon notification (the 30 day up front payment covers this time span). A lot of people in this state still pay their premium by mail, monthly. It’s not hard to understand the chaos that would be caused by mandating insurance companies report policy lapses the minute they go into effect due to a late payment or the fact that a vehicle owner has changed providers and in fact has no lapse.
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Blue bio balls
Hurt me, but make me feel gay at the same time
E Forms is being such a PITA right now GRRR
Never tasted their gas.
