Perfect Auto Detail in Falls Church

Perfect Auto Detail - Falls Church, VA

Ah cool. Sometimes I get Subway from across the street for lunch. Let us know if they are Perfect. :icon17:

I'll see you all tomorrow in Fairfax.

Good stuff. Pat coming?

haha.. I remember those days.

Damn, it looks like a lot of people are meeting up in Fairfax tomorrow. Anybody heard from Birdman lately?

Nope. I think he has more important things to deal with these days though ;)

Last I heard, he got rid of his Z and joined the 5.0 club...




































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Not this time. A friend is in town and so they will be doing some shopping.

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Yeah whatever... thats silly!:bowrofl::bowrofl:

I'm awake! I am going to try to roll out of here at around 9:30ish to get a car wash then head over.

Todai....Mmmmmmmm

amen to that brother!

little nipply out there this am.....

Supposed to get up to 62 degrees early afternoon.

good for - you know what i'm about to say... a little cruise :)

A little cruise to Todai!

Good to see everyone today. Ling, nice to meet you.

I am paying the price for Todai now. I think I am only good for three plates these days. Chris is unequivocally the Buffet Beast of our group :icon17:

and by god I made it home without crapping myself.

But heading up to skyline here in another hour or so with my friend. Thats where the real test begins.....

Rumor is, I had to drive to Chesapeake Beach this morning and couldnt make it :(. Sorry, guys...

It was 71 degrees driving back to Maryland and it was fantastic! Great to see everyone who could make it today. It was a super day!

Good to see you guys today... Todai was delicious :)

Perfect Auto Detail did a pretty good job cleaning up my car so now it's super clean and covered in case it rains...

Also found a pretty nasty ding on my driver's side door as a result of a pebble hitting it on the highway :( Is there anyway to fix it?

Get one of the painless dent removal guys to look at it Ling. They do some pretty amazing work.

Great seeing everyone today, even Chris, who hates BC. :icon17:

It sounds like you fellas had fun today...

Heres a few ultra high quality pics with my blackberry 2.1MP camera that I took yesterday....

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I'll make an exception for yours and Bill's cars.

God da*&it!!
So I was going to fight this horrendous ticket later this month when wifey's grandfather died, but of course, he decided to kick the bucket today! So I get to take another trip up to Buffalo.

I cant let this a$$clown cop beat me! UUUGGHHH what to do!!??

just pay the ticket and take a hit on my license and watch my insurance go up? Or fight the ticket (and HOPEFULLY win) but take a 16 hour round trip.

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Getting points for 3mi over the speed limit is ridonculous, I didn't even get points from my speeding ticket... you should fight it

you could hire a lawyer. I think tickets only effect your insurance if you get them in your state of residence OR a neighboring state if they are collaborative. Chances are NY and MD are not.

edit: My tickets in NC driving home from college back in the day didn't effect my premium.

Chris, fight that damn sh*t!

That's changing. Check out Which states have reciprocal agreements and share speeding?

Greg, thats good information right there.

well crap... if OH decides to tell VA about my ticket, I may get points here even if I didn't qualify in OH... :(

Dude, that whole system is a mess.. thats micro management at its finest.

This has been around for years and years and years....however:

The Driver License Compact came into existence with Nevada becoming the first member in 1960. Organizations in the Western States such as Governors came together to cooperate on traffic safety. Under the Beemer Resolution passed by Congress in the late 1950s, states were automatically given permission to form compacts in the areas of traffic safety. Originally, the Driver License Compact dealt with dangerous driving violations such as drunk driving, reckless driving, commission of a felony involving a motor vehicle and others. Later on, minor violations were included as well. Quite a few states joined in the 1960s but it languished in the 1970s and part of the 1980s. In the late 1980s, there was a push by the AAMVA to get states to join and in the early to mid 1990s, quite a few states joined.

The Driver License Compact is no longer being pushed since it is being superseded by the new Driver License Agreement (DLA) which also replaces the Non-Resident Violator Compact. As planned by the AAMVA, when the Driver License Agreement is ratified by Driver License Compact members, it will be no longer relevant.

damn dude, how do you know all of that? wow, thats pretty impressive.

The power of Google....:bowrofl:

I was gonna guess first hand experience and previous run-ins with the law :roflpuke2: