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Not a fan of over penetration... That's what she said.

Atheists and Christians, so sensitive about errthang. Just relax, everyone hates your face no matter what stupid shit you believe.

I'm a few days late, but this is really the first time in 5 days that I've accessed the internet from a computer rather than my phone. My wife started having contractions Tuesday morning, but not with any regularity, so I went to work to tie up loose ends, return all the files I had at home, and try to catch up the other attorneys who were going to have to cover my cases... By Wednesday morning, it was pretty clear that the baby was coming that day. Nora finally made her appearance at 6:39. All 8 lbs., 9 ounces of her. Sara managed to go through labor and delivery without any drugs or sedatives, which was both impressive, and terrifying to witness. We came home from the hospital Friday morning, and mom and baby have both been doing great. I am back at work today, but heading out early (I hope) to go back to being dad. Which is totally weird to say, but surprisingly not strange to be/do.

BS! Chick-fil-a isn't open on Sundays ..... Chick-fil-a tastes best on Sundays. IBTL Sent from my iPhone.

Exactly my point:No legit tests with them. Everything I've seen about them has been hype from the manufacturer about how much kinetic energy they deliver. Too much kinetic energy = too much penetration. Add that to the fact that they split up into multiple projectiles which further decreases your ability to control where they go. Overpenetration and a lack of control aren't things I look for in a self defense round. But hey they do a good job with marketing. All those derps who carry FMJs will now start carrying these.

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Might not make it to the show (may be selling the CBR to a gentleman from NY during the day), but I'm definitely always down for an after party.

Not so much as an aspirin. Her doctor said she's delivered over 4,000 babies and never had a mom deliver her first baby without any drugs whatsoever. My wife did a ton of research while she was pregnant, and the general theme throughout all of it was that the US sucks at delivering babies, and the fewer interventions you use, the fewer risks there are of complications. We also got to go home a lot sooner, because Sara hadn't been numbed from the waste down. the 5-day update is: - I slept through the night last night and only woke up at 5:24 when Nora started crying. I just got up and showered at that point. - Nora was up 3 times, but just to be fed. She went right back to sleep. Wife texted me and said they both slept pretty great. - Kramer (75 lbs) is afraid of the baby. He'll sniff her, but won't let me put her down next to him. - Henry (30 lbs) is jealous. He'll bark at whoever is holding her, but just for the attention. He licked Nora's cheek once, and she almost "nursed" on his nose :-P

I'll have a +1... I'm dragging a friend to the show with me, there may be more... I try to travel with an entourage & pretend I'm a big deal... Not really, I just like company.

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I found myself actually waiting for a song to break out. http://youtu.be/EYzfTdIZoP0 .

SE Ohio and WV have some amazing roads for sport bikes. If you're willing to ride a few hundred miles in a day, you may just find sport bike Nirvana. When the weather cooperates there will be plenty of group rides posted. There's a good number of seasoned ride leaders that post on this board, with plenty of knowledge about riding/motorcycles/routes. Get some gear if you don't already have it. Helmet, armored jacket, gloves, and over the ankle boots at a minimum. Armored pants or a riding suit are a really good idea, too. Learn proper riding/cornering technique. Watch this DVD or read the book. Everything you need to know about sport riding is in here http://www.amazon.com/Twist-Wrist-Vol-High-Performance-Motorcycle/dp/0965045021Another good source http://www.sportrider.com/motorcycle_riding/techniques/Do a trackdayPick the brains of veteran riders Don't be one of the guys that wants to show everyone how fast he is, only to crash on your first group ride...never to return. There have been too many of those guys to count. No matter how good of a rider you are or how fast your bike is, there will always be someone better, faster, smoother. Leave the ego at home. Use it as an opportunity to to learn. Ask questions at gas stops, ask someone to follow you though the corners to give feedback, etc. And read this: http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/flashback/122_0911_the_pace_nick_ienatsch/ I'm sure others will chime in with stuff I didn't mention...

Dan you just narrowed down your chances, quit being so close minded.

Is a Honda Fury to small for a 6 foot 5 inch tall 280 lbs Rider