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So let me get this straight...wheezle was tailgating you and when you changed lanes he plowed your wi... nevermind.

correction, 5000 birds depending on the reporter. http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=de...fish&FORM=Z7FD http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/01/02/dead-birds-fall-ark-sky/ http://articles.cnn.com/2011-01-02/us/arkansas.falling.birds_1_dead-birds-sick-bird-national-wildlife-health-center?_s=PM:US

This thread http://www.ohio-riders.com/showthread.php?t=70824 reminded me: So this one time, I was doing this thing right?... and I was minding my own business, but could've been doing something that pissed someone else off -- I dunno, doesn't matter. All the judgments I make about my behavior are 100% the right call, all the time. It's my world, you all are just passing through it. Anyway, this other person was totally upset with me for no reason as far as I could tell, because I was just chilling, doing my own thing. Since I'm never in the wrong, I decided to give him something to be mad about and pulled a total uncalled for dick move. Dude was SOOO pissed and I was all :lol: and right in his face when he looked at me. Ohh man, so :mad: that guy was. Pwned that tool!! I would've told you guys about it sooner, but I know there are SOME people on here that don't think what I did was the right thing and maybe some of my prior actions could've lead up to this douche getting what he deserved -- but they are wrong, and I really didn't want to have to explain myself to them because they're losers too, like that guy, and just don't 'get it'. /fiction Srsly though -- I love the different perspectives on ORDN. Just because they make you look at how your behavior or train of thought is interpreted by others' -- maybe step back and think about it a little bit. This post wasn't directed at Swing'R or meant to mock him specifically, he's just the latest one that posted a thread about something that happened and how he handled it. There are TONS of other examples on here and the majority of the time there's counter-perspective that bubbles it's way to the top. Thanks for entertaining me ORDN Tl;dr?

So you almost caused a crash on puropose and you're proud of it? Nice.

Shitty already beat me to it. This...

no he had those when he nutt'd up for once in his life.

Mine got a raise then took me to dinner lol

Wtf was pam anderson doing at church anyway? Any why wouldn't they put that bitch at the end of the line?

Step 1. Step 2. Step 3.

Parks do you have to notify the officer that you are ranked number 352 in call of duty black ops during a traffic stop?

Sounds like he should fit right in with the other celebrities in hollywood

Can I buy a vowel? "E". Id like to solve the puzzle Pat.

all technicalities aside it was a prick move since you almost caused him to plow into the rear end of an innocent bystander. Ha I win, pick someone dumber to argue with next time (wheezle or zerocrash)

That's how its gonna be? You sir are on!!! Challenge accepted!

I would not only finance a new bike, but make sure you get a bunch of accessories...and finance them too. That way you'll always owe way more than the bike is worth. If something changes and you need to sell it, you won't be to without getting totally screwed out of thousands of dollars. And that's f'n hardcore. Plus a new bike is really shiny, so who cares what insurance costs. Good financial decisions are for pussies anyway.

So let me get this straight: You're 23 years old, and you got your first bike, 93 Kat 600, this year as a fixer for about 300 bucks, plus whatever you put into it in parts which given your documented issues with it I assume is about 750, all in, not counting your or anyone else's labor time. Rode on temps when you first got your bike together, got your endorsement in late August. Between the mechanical and electrical issues (like riding with electricity arcing between the handlebars), you feel that you have outgrown your bike in 3 months and want to purchase a Gixxer750/1000. But it's cool, you'll hold on to this for a long time, so financing it is no problem. Firing up the blockquoter, this is going to be a long one. You want a bike that stands out? Go buy the Benelli that omaraloui was selling a while ago, or a BMW S1000RR. News flash kid, Japanese motorcycles are mass-the-fuck-produced. After a while they become just like cars from last model year, you see them everywhere and they've lost all their new charm. What makes them unique is the things that the riders do to them, but since you've only been riding for 3 months, I don't necessarily expect you to understand that yet. However, since you seem to be content with throwing at least $5-600 a month down that hole, I also don't expect you to be doing any mods anytime soon. As far as insurance goes, my record is shit. I'm 30, no kids, and was dropped by State Farm last year for too many tickets and the claim I filed when I wrecked my Kat (plus another in '05), and even after fleeing to Progressive I STILL paid 145/yr for liability only on the CBR. The only thing I can think of is you have a DUI on your record or something you're not sharing. It's totally cool, your business is your business, and we don't need to know the gritty details. However, your rates are that way for one reason or another, and it doesn't seem like there's a magic bullet company that's going to charge you 90 a year. Perhaps instead of looking to see what insurance companies were the best for motorcycle rates, you should see what motorcycles are best for insurance rates. Here's a hint: ANYTHING BUT GIXXERS AND BUSAS. Have you ever stopped to think why it's been sitting on that showroom floor? I think I've already debunked the other bullshit in here. Have you now?

PIIHB....that'll make her stop

GONE/ TAKEN/ NO LONGER AVAILABLE I have a NIB Double-Z Racing Rifleman's 1/5 throttle insert. Bought from them, but sold the bike (97 TL1000s) shortly thereafter. Says that this is for 97-03 Suzuki TL1000R and TL1000S. I do NOT know if it will fit other bikes. They may be able to tell you. PM me if interested. No other parts for the bike.

Elected members of Congress and the Executive are elected to create and execute law. Is it terribly surprising that Republicans are less likely to be well versed in the law? That was my first reaction. My second is to point out that the email FW: is right. Elected Republicans are real Americans, not lawyers. Well, except for Lisa Murkowski, Jeff Sessions, Jon Kyl, Saxby Chambliss, James E. Risch, Mike Crapo, Mark Kirk, Sam Brownback, David Vitter, Scott Brown, Kit Bond, Roger Wicker, Thad Cochran, Mike Johanns, Judd Gregg, Lindsey Graham, Lamar Alexander, John Cornyn, Orrin G. Hatch, Mike Rogers, John Shadegg, Dan Lungren, Doug Lamborn, Mike Castle, Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Charles K. Djou, Peter Roskam, Judy Biggert, Timothy V. Johnson, Don Manzullo, Steve Buyer, Jerry Moran, Edward Whitfield, Harold Rogers, Anh, Dave Camp, Thaddeus McCotter, regg Harper, Howard Coble, Lee Terry, Scott Garrett, Pete King, Thomas Reed, Michael Turner, Bob Latta, Steven C. LaTourette, Jim Gerlach, Todd Russell Platts, Joe Wilson, Bob Inglis, John J. Duncan, Jr., Louie Gohmert, Ted Poe, Ralph Hall, Jeb Hensarling, John Culberson, Michael McCaul, Mac Thornberry, Lamar Smith, John Carter, J. Randy Forbes, Bob Goodlatte, Eric Cantor, Frank R. Wolf, F. James, Tom Petri, and Cynthia Lummis.

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