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You ladies are worse than a seweing circle when you get together with your rumors. Shittygsxr, explain to me how having the will power and strength to overcome TWO incredibly strong addictions and stay clean for 7 years would somehow make me more likely to fuck someone over. You don't like me, that's fine. Keep my fucking name out of your mouth and we can continue to be civil.3 points
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dammit, this has to be my worst game of OR Clue ever. i totally thought it was Col. Mustard with the meth pipe, but it was that dastardly whore Miss Scarlet with the Blunderbuss the whole fucking time.3 points
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I was on Blue Church road on the north end of Sunbury heading out for a bite. The road has some nasty twists and lots of loose gravel. As we rounded the first in a series of tight corners I got to see the bottom of a Road King in the ditch and the rider about 4-5 feet away laying there. He completely missed the corner. He didn't know the area as he was asking for directions to a main road adjacent to Blue Church. There was a 7-8 foot black mark straight off the pavement and he didn't even try to turn and he was in 5th gear:eek: No helmet, shorts, sneakers, and a tank top. The guy was pretty sore and I think his hand was broken and I know a few of his fingers were. I picked him up, picked his bike up, pulled it out of the ditch, checked the forks, bars, brakes, kicked the dirt off, and he went along his way. He was an old firefighter and hard as nails. Luckily he walked away and his wallet was hurt more than him. It was my first time seeing a street rider down. Scary stuff.2 points
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Bring it to MJ's. Bike will get stolen, you get the insurance money to buy a new, non-broken bike. Problem solved.2 points
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Triumph used to do a similar thing, brake dust would build up on the pistons, and I had to get in there and clean the pistons with brake parts cleaner.1 point
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This thread had epic possibilities. List that thing on CL. If your price is reasonable, you will have strangers racing to Freddy-town with balls of cash in hand.1 point
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Slightly warped rotors at speed "may" feel like more of a vibration, or tick, or barely noticeable at all until its moving slow enough allowing you to feel more of the drag against the pad. I dont have a lot of experience with warped rotors but do listen to smart folk on occasions, so I falsly appear like I be more smarter than I is:D1 point
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the master bleeback port slightly clogged? The brakes didn't like to release on that cb900c, and the master bleedback port was completely clogged.1 point
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What exactly is "that lifestyle"? And who are you to make such assumptions about people? Unless you've had first hand experience with addiction, and by firsthand I mean YOU, not someone you knew, then you have no idea what you're talking about. Props to you CrazySkullCrusher! And btw, who the hell is mikexup lol?1 point
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Imagine how much of the US debt we could pay off with just 5 years of those funds! Yes it is cool Nasa does these sorts of things but it would be cooler if they could market some of those discoveries and information to other freeloading countries. After all China isn't sharing their information from the comet landing with anyone for free.1 point
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I'm not overreacting. If I'm going to be stigmatized by certain people based on my past, those people know who they are and can fuck right off.1 point
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yup. its important to remember, its your FIRST bike, not your last one. motorcyclists go through lots of bikes too... i mean hell, i have three in my garage right now, and ive owned about 5 more than that... i bet if you took a poll on here the majority of people have owned more than one motorcycle in their life...1 point
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let the angry-one-sided-story games begin! may the odds be EVAR in your favor.1 point
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Buy one on Amazon/eBay/cheapest place you can find. Get a proper wiring harness as well and bring them over; I'll install it for free.1 point
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There was a feline in the landing zone... unfortunately, curiosity killed the cat....1 point
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Well now you need to out them... you're doing a disservice to all other members' on here if the person turns around and burns another one of us. Don't let this fiscal rapist get away with violating your wallet by having it go unnoticed.1 point
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Offensive to both my redneck and hillbilly sides. Combo points!1 point
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I cannot wait,being the science nut that I am it excites me that we are going to get a more in depth look at the red planet. Carl Sagan would be proud.1 point
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Here's a twist for you, I don't see it that way. The driver clearly saw that the cop was writing him a ticket. Drivers makes an attempt to pull away, which the cop counters by sticking himself in front of the quarter-panel. Driver stops, cop backs off a little so he can finish writing but still keeps his body close enough to the car to make someone who wasn't a complete idiot think twice about trying to take off. Guy takes off anyway. I'm all about police professionalism and restraint, I'd even argue to say I'm more for it than most of the police- and authority-cheerleaders/apologists on here. In this case, where the guy sees what you're doing, and you're already given him a warning (non-verbal, but it's still a warning) and the guy STILL runs over your foot? Yeah, I'd be a little pissed off. He didn't seem to eager to get out of the car, I'd even go so far to say if given the opportunity, he might have closed the door and took off (although how far he could have gotten in Manhattan traffic is iffy at best). Good arrest.1 point
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Vigilante justice. It's the only answer. A suitable loner would have to be chosen. He would be of the middle class, and medium smart. He would be athletic, sort of, and would throw elbows of justice. He would ride a discrete yet copper hayabusa, and build helicopters in his backyard. We could call him.... Scatman1 point
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It's been over 72 hours I'm claiming this one. Next challenge: with a river in the background.1 point
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Just like college transcripts. Better to be a wild guess than reality.1 point
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Both of you are correct. In 1964 (first year for the 442 option package), "442" stood for 4bbl, 4 speed, dual exhaust. The car had a 330 cubic inch engine. In 1965, "442" stood for 400 cu. in. engine, 4bbl, and duals. The 400 cu. in. engine stayed on through 1969, when it was joined by an optional 350 cubic inch engine (the "W-31" option). In 1970 the 455 cu. in. engine became standard, with the 350 still an option in either the W-31 or Rallye packages. From 1968 - 71, the 442 was a separate model instead of an option package. It became an option again in 1972. More information than anyone wanted, but thought I'd help out. Many thanks to my bud Steve Hunkins, Past President, Central Ohio Chapter of the Olds Club of America, and owner/restorer of many fine Oldsmobiles and other GM muscle cars. *** free bump ***1 point
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I like drag racing but more importantly, I really like Doritos. No don't just like, them, I LOVE them. My oldest is named Dorito, and my youngest is named Funyon because they are typically on the same shelf in the store. I'm that guy in the meeting with orange fingers. They go with everything. Just had some ice cream with dorito crushies on top.. :gabe:0 points
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