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what i think is funny is that bus had 5 air conditioners!! hmmmm bet them nipples stay hard!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI_9Yxr0blo I love it Eastbound Down FTW

Here is the write-up I've posted on other forums about your clinic. Enjoy! Draggin’ Knee in Ohio! JUN 25 2011, Columbus, OH This event was a long time coming! We had tried to do it in 2010 but the dates just wouldn’t work out. But, God had a plan, we went along for the ride and one sweet Saturday in June, it all came together! Bob Brown and I are always eager to put on these events and this one was to be really special. John Mathis (a CSBA (http://www.ChristianSportBike.com) member and chapter leader) did a load of ground work along with his fellow member Phil Stearns. Together, they secured a great lot (special thanks to Xenos Christian Fellowship), set up a great break area with snacks and drinks and, most importantly, did a great job of getting the word out! Not only did they hit the local bike shops with flyers but the Ohio Riders forum (http://ohioriders.net) was abuzz with talk of the event. We only allow 25 riders at these clinics to ensure adequate seat time for all. This clinic not only filled the 25 but had a wait list ready to fill any holes should someone drop out! The day, for Bob and I, really started out on Friday. I was able to leave work at 1500 with Bob already eating into the 2 hour trip to my house. I had already loaded up the KTM on Thursday so once Bob arrived, we simply added his gear to the trailer and waved goodbye to Denise. I love a good road trip and with Bob as company, this one was quite awesome. Disciples going out in pairs. We arrived at the Mathis Homestead around 0030. John had waited up for us and we sat and talked for an hour or so before hitting the sack. I was very pumped up as our new CSBA Racing shirts (shipped them to Ohio for expedition) had arrived as planned. I spent the night, wiped out, sleeping in the room of John’s daughter, Ashley. I was surrounded by pictures and figurines of horses and felt like a kid again. In fact, Ashley was at Horse Camp that very weekend which is what made her room available. (Thanks Ashley!) Saturday AM came way too early when Bob came to my door making some “time to get up Sunshine” comment. I stumbled out of bed and made ready. A short trip to Xenos Christian Fellowship church and we were instantly busy setting up. Bob laid out the course with cones, I set up the pit area, and John and Phil worked the power, video and snack situation. Soon bikes started filtering in and we were ready to start. The "pit" is almost ready. Bob began with a description of who we were and what we were going to do. His description of me was so flattering, my face had to be as red as my shirt. All of this coming from a guy who was the root of my learning to ride properly in the first place. Bob then moved into an analogy that explained faith. He started out that the day at hand was one of Faith and Courage. It was about our faith that the riders would trust in what we said and taught, and their having the courage to act on it. The day was a chance to put ones faith into action. Bob used the correlation between the riders trusting us with their physical life (the reason they were here) and that we also cared about and had answers regarding their spiritual life. He also asked, that at the end of the day, if each of the guys at the riders meeting had the faith and courage to put into practice what we taught them in their physical life, that they give us the opportunity to share the same insight when it comes to their spiritual life. If they walked away knowing that they were better and safer riders from this experience, they should be willing to try our faith as a way to better their life as well. Bob challenged them by saying if they thought we had steered them wrong about riding then to ignore what we had to share about our faith as well. If however, they felt that they were better riders by the end of the day, then Bob wanted them to give our advice on spiritual matters a chance just as they had with our teachings when it came to riding motorcycles. This is the other half of what we get out of this deal. Not only are we able to teach techniques that can and will save riders a lot of money in repairs, pain from injuries and yes, even from death, but, we are able to share the Gospel with them in a non-threatening way. Whether they hear it or not is up to Him. But, we do His work as commanded with joy in our hearts. After the initial meeting, we secured a donor bike for the static body position training. We moved the crowd over to the “pit” and with the help of a volunteer, provided visual instruction on proper body position. After this, Bob moved onto the course with John manning the camera and I took up residence in the pit to personally put each rider on the bike and get them into the proper positions. The KTM was a bit cantankerous all day. We had some problems with the throttle that I ruined my brand new team shirt fixing, it would not idle, and after stalling, gave us all a workout and a sore right foot trying to restart! But, it did its job on the course without fail. Rider after rider hopped on and gave it a whirl. This bike is perfect for what we do because it is so different from anyone’s street bike. Well, there was one guy there with a Husky but we won’t count that. As the day progressed, the riders gained confidence and showed improvement. Riders were able to watch themselves instantly on the laptop as each time a rider came off the course, the video card was switched out. I would then help them with any questions and/or the issues Bob told them to work on as they climbed back aboard the static bike. Then things swung the other way. The first crash happened. We were expecting crashes so this was no big deal. But, the reality of the first “rider down” event had to sink in to the rider’s minds. But they all kept going, and pushing. Eventually, we would have 16-17 crashes that day with several riders crashing multiple times in one ride session! No one was hurt and only some scuffed gear was left to show for it. Everyone took the crashing in stride and supported each other which was nice. In all, the event was a great success. Riders learned a lot, the fellow who donated his Ducati 748 had his suspension set by yours truly, no one was hurt, and the Gospel was shared to many. I was able to speak one-on-one with a young man about his faith and the Word as well. This makes it all worth it. As Bob says: “Where else can you go to get free riding instruction from seasoned racing champions, on someone else’s bike, and lunch all for FREE?” The answer is: nowhere. This is the CSBA’s way of sharing God’s love that we personally experience every day. Some have felt it, some have seen it but on days like this, we try to show it. In this day and age, it is painfully obvious that nothing is free in this world. But, we are not of this world, are we? (Colossians 2:8, Romans 12:2) Stay tuned for more! We have plenty on and off track work to do for Him! ………….Joe (Cowboy 6) Cotterino

And everyone says your good for nothing

For nostalgia purposes

i got $5 on it!!

Hornady Critical Defense...cuz hood rats deserve the very best.

I normally carry my. 380 90% of the time. If I'm going around the ghetto I carry my. 45 or 10mm with an extra magazine. Hood rats hang out in groups.

Spot for sale edit: sold http://www.meijer.com/assets/product_images/styles/xlarge/1001029_037000467403_A_400.jpg Tide with a touch of Downy - outstanding cleaning with a touch of softness and freshness.

The Amanda Show and Rocket Power? Both of those shows per Wiki started late late in 1999. They should be replaced with Hey Dude and Are You Afraid of the Dark.

selling my canon camera. this is used but in great condition comes with the 16gb HDSC card 2 sets of really high end rechargable batteries, and a battery charger (batteries and charger cost me about $100 alone) comes with a carrying case as well. the HD video on this thing is amazing! and the picture quality is outstanding as well. zoom is incredible. if you want to see some samples of the ideo quality i can put a link from youtube of a video i shot, but it doesnt do it justice since youtube compresses the quality. i see they go for about $300 on ebay and its almost $500 new. so im gonna list it here for $300 since i have all the extras with it. here are the specs from Canon Discover the HD Difference With the classically stylish PowerShot SX20 IS, you can produce magnificent HD movies and dazzling photos. Loaded with features, it's got a high-powered 20x Wide-Angle Optical Zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer, 12.1 Megapixels, a big 2.5-inch Vari-Angle LCD, Blink Detection and more. Wide-angle superzoom A 20x wide-angle (28mm) optical zoom provides outstanding telephoto reach for stills and movies alike; plus, with Ultrasonic Motor (USM) and Voice Coil Motor (VCM), zooming and focus are fast, accurate and near-silent. Canon's optical IS technology works across the zoom range, to counteract the blur caused by camera shake. 12.1 Megapixels A 12.1 Megapixel sensor captures the detail you need to make stunning, large-scale prints, or creatively crop images to perfection. 2.5" vari-angle LCD A 2.5" vari-angle PureColor VA provides a comfortable way to shoot from almost any position. Quick-Bright and Night Display functions enhance screen visibility in bright or low light. Smart Auto and Shooting Modes Smart Auto mode analyses subject brightness, contrast, distance, hue and movement. Intelligent Scene Detection Technology then selects the scene type from 22 variables, applying the best settings for optimum output. 24 dedicated shooting modes include full Manual for complete control. DIGIC 4 processing Canon's DIGIC 4 processor drives exceptional processing speeds, responsive operation, superb image quality and colour reproduction. Advanced Noise Reduction ensures richly detailed, clean images, even at high ISO speeds. Anti-blur The PowerShot SX20 IS combats blur with Motion Detection Technology. Several advanced methods determine camera and subject movement, ISO settings are then adjusted for optimum results. Blur is also combated by Servo AF/AE, which retains focus on moving subjects while continuously adjusting exposure. Face Detection Technology For perfect portraits, the PowerShot SX20 IS features Canon Face Detection Technology. Face Select & Track lets you select a particular face as the main subject, while FaceSelf-Timer makes group photos easy taking a shot after an extra face enters the frame. i-Contrast In shooting or playback, enhanced i-Contrast optimises dynamic range according to the scene- retaining detail in shadows and preventing overexposure of highlights. The result is natural images with the best possible contrast. HD movies and HDMI output Shoot HD movies (720p, 30fps) with CD quality stereo sound ready for sharing on any HDTV via an HDMI connection. Speedlite compatible For extended shooting options and creative lighting, the PowerShot SX20 IS is compatible with many models in Canon's EX Speedlite flash range. Major Features: •20x wide-angle (28mm) zoom lens with IS •12.1 MP CCD •2.5" vari-angle PureColor VA LCD •Smart Auto mode with Scene Detection Technology •DIGIC 4 •Motion Detection •Face Detection •Enhanced i-Contrast •HD movies (720p) with HDMI output •Hot shoe for external flash . This Product Includes: •LH-DC50 Lens Hood •NS-DC4 Neck Strap •4 AA-type Alkaline Batteries •STV-250N Stereo Video Cable •IFC-400PCU Interface Cable •Solution Disk •User Guide

that's for the wheelie tip... now if you could only teach me how to Dougie, that would be awesome.

True story I found my wifes old furbee in the basement of our house when we were packing to move. The goddamn thing opened its eyes ... IT OPENED IT'S EYES ... it then went "EEEEEEEOOOOOOOEEEEE". I've never thrown something in the trash with such zeal.

I dedicate this post to you, Brian http://i.imgur.com/ovAf2.jpg http://i.imgur.com/DoWOM.jpg http://i.imgur.com/s13kA.jpg

yea, just head to lowes and pick one up, along with some teflon

Just curious, what was everyones weekend like and what activities took place? So, post up and share what you did on this long weekend.

Guys, If his sells...I have one with an Viridian Green Dot on it and a Custom holster for both for sale if someone wants it. Id like $450 Cash FTF for mine.....PM me if interested. (not trying to steal a sale....Only if yours is already sold)

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