NJ Taco's

see above

 

Perfect fit checking in.

 

Lol yeah after you get one stolen you do whatever you can to make sure it doesn't happen again. I only put the chain on if I am going someplace where the bike needs to sit in the truck if I go into a store or something. Otherwise it usually just goes straight from the storage unit to the lot.

 

Anyone else in NJ feeling tremors.

 

must be some meatballs walking around down there.

 

I just got a new registration card in the mail today. I only have one problem. It's no longer a card......... stupid 8-1/2" x 4" piece of paper...

WTF is with that crap?

For $80 the least they could do is perforate the crappy paper that's supposed to last a year so it would fit in me wallet.

 

Fold in half lengthwise twice. Fits perfect in wallet and is expected. At least that's how it works in PA.

 

Did you do it through the mail or did you go to the dmv?

 

meh... used to get perforated plasti derped paper cards. now shitty plain paper with bad ink. I know good paper and ink is hard to come by these days for a state paying 20 million per mile to maintain pot hole laden crap roads.

mail. you crazy? screw the NJDMV.


I do need to go there before the end of the month though. dam license expires. and when they say expires NJ state troopers mean it. almost had me towed a few years back because I let it lapse.

 

just asking cuz "i think" that if u go…u can still get the perforated lines to make it ID size…

 

hmmm.... ill be there next week for my license. maybe Ill say I lost it and see.

 

how far south are you? i gone twice with in the last year to the one in South Brunswick and it was kinda slow….

 

as a matter of fact… once was for inspection and it was on a weekday morning and i was in and out in about 15min, I didnt go in the office part that day, but the parking lot was kinda empty!!!

 

I'm 60 miles south

I have an empty DMV a block from my work luckily.

 

I got mine two weeks ago from the DMV ( a couple miles from my house ) and the card was perforated.

 

When I just registered the truck, I got the old-style perforated one.

 

I think when u so tru mail u get the bigger one...

 

scissors worked wonders for me

 

Rainbow flag painted on house across from Westboro Baptist Church


Facebook screenshot: Painting Peace. Planting Peace: A nonprofit organization painted the colors of the rainbow flag across from the Westboro Baptist Church. IMAGE

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A nonprofit has bought a house across from the anti-gay church and turned it into a gay-rights center, complete with a rainbow flag.


The Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan., might have finally met its match.
The church, which is known for its extreme ideologies and anti-gay views, now has a neighbor swathed in the rainbow colors of the gay pride flag.
Non-profit Planting Peace bought a house across from the church – notorious for its "God hates ****" and "God hates America" slogans – and decided to turn it into a gay rights center, according to Gawker.com.
The house – which has been named "Equality House" – even has a pride flag flying from a 30-foot pole.
This Twitter video gives a good idea of the proximity of the house to the church.
Planting Peace has been documenting the painting on its page, and uploaded pictures of the house after the painting was completed Tuesday to show off the finished product.
Judging from the responses they have received so far, most people like the bright colors.
According to messages posted on Facebook by Planting Peace, Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps' daughter, Shirley, also likes the colors.
"Shirley Phelps of the Westboro Baptist Church just waved & said she loved the colors... So we all blew her kisses," wrote Planting Peace.
Some said that the church would likely file a lawsuit against Planting Peace, though it wasn't clear what the pretext would be.
But Planting Peace posted a message around 6:30 p.m. EST saying that the City of Topeka released a statement saying that the house had not violated any city ordinances.
"The Equality House is here to stay," it wrote.
Planting Peace did not immediately return a request for comment from MSN.
According to an online fundraiser for Equality House, the center hopes to serve as a "symbol of equality, peace and positive change."
It will serve as the resource center for all Planting Peace equality and anti-bullying initiatives.
Past initiatives of the organization include building orphanages in Haiti and India as well as de-worming children in Guatemala.
Planting Peace's founder, Aaron Jackson, told the Kansas City Fox affiliate that a small team of volunteers had painted the house.
"People keep coming out, honking horns, taking pictures,” he said. “There has been no negative response."
Local artist Wendy Prentice volunteered as the project's "color connoisseur."
Jackson reportedly stumbled on the location of Westboro Baptist Church while surfing on Google Earth.
He found a "For Sale" sign sitting on a house across from it and immediately decided to buy the house and paint it with the colors of the pride flag.
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