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Bullshit! You mean to tell me there is a cost to doing business? You liar! Gtfo gypsy!

The horror....

Shut up commie

Rectifier died, bike no start (shoulda paid attention to the recall notice, I guess... ) Took the bike in there at 15 before closing, they called the next day and it was fixed (they happened to have the part in stock, lucky me). Service manager couldn't have been nicer, and told me he opened a case with Suzuki to have it on record just in case the battery was harmed, so's I can get one from Suzuki. Once the CRF250L comes out this fall, guess where I'll be heading to look/touch/buy (well, maybe buy)?

wow it's been awhile since I've heard "yut ughh"

How would you know that was the cause of failure? Semi-serious question.

Definitely sounds like one of SW Ohios finest

was he having fun? did he injure you or pick your pocket? let 'em roll.

you got me yut ughhhhh haters gonna hate

as a blanket statement I find it wholly inaccurate. On a field level I still find this inaccurate. On a company by company level I find this accurate I guess people will just never understand certain things it takes to do business unless they are someone who has to deal with this stuff closely as opposed to the sheep that are just there to get a job done and choose to complain about the state of things as opposed to understanding them *note, I'm not attacking you...just a mere rant of a small business manager

So, you're bitching about a rebate you would've otherwise NOT gotten? Makes sense.

Just mix em all together that gives you the best of all the oil brands Srsly guy at autozone told me he just mixes all weights together

this should be almost as good as "what oil should I use"

i was his friend in highschool. dmbdad@gmail.com

Funniest Idea EVER!!!

so your building phil a computer?

Check the accuracy of a thermometer. Buy one and toss it in a pot of water and boil. Unfortunately waters boiling point escapes me. But it will let you know how close your thermometer. Is.

I didnt read all 12 pages. But being raised in Texas, we have some of the best beef brisket you will ever taste in your life. Us southern folks appreciate the simpler things in life. Good mesquite and salt/pepper should be everything you need if you pick a good piece of meat. Most of the brisket sold around here are too lean and not the best for smoking. You want atleast a good 1/4 layer of fat on your brisket. Smoke at 225 for about an 1.5 per pound.

Little boobs mean your woman won't have a big fat ass when she turns 40. In nature, everything balances out eventually.

http://m.wokv.com/news/news/local/naked-flagler-man-bites-mans-stomach-during-rampag/nPqqD/ I think I'm staying out of Florida!

Hey. Got a few (sorta) fast cars, and hardly time to keep 'em running. I love to read, won't have much to say unless I feel I can contribute positively. Yay, me.

Hopefully somebody called the po po on his dumb ass.