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meh.

The jacket it a little tight in the elbows, but its about the same tightness as my other jacket was when I first got it. I'm hoping it will break in a bit, but if it doesn't, its still comfy enough. I haven't sat on the bike in the pants yet, but I pretended I did in the kitchen There's plenty of move room in the pants - no tight spots!

Rider's Discount is just great. I<3 them in an unhealthy stalky sort of way. JK, but I am very happy with my new stuff that I got (and the prices I got them for!). Thank you Nathan!! Also, if anyone knows some ladies that are looking for pants, these pants are pretty great so far. They fit nice (runs 1 size small), are comfy, and have protective plates in the hips and knees that you can barely see. For my price range, this jacket was about the best fitted jacket I could find, and unlike my other jacket, it has zipper vents in the back that will help it breath. One of the most frustrating things for me is seeing such a small selection for stylish, yet protective, women's motorcycle gear. Anyway, I think i'm set for a while

I had a friend come out of the bathroom once rather quickly and I teased him about not washing his hands. He replied "my dick was the cleanest thing in that bathroom, including the faucets". There's a reason not to wash.

^^ lol, right? I don't get poo on my hands either. I wash them because I was taught to, and I figure I probably touched about 50 germy things before that anyway (the flush button for example). Yes, I think women's restrooms can be pretty nasty too. Since we sit, some people hover and piss all over the seat.

I feel like they should be focusing on budget cuts.

I think you guys did a friday fail

I live around the corner from there... I'll probably come. I'll register when I'm certain! Thanks!

I'm in for bdubs. I can always eat chicken wings.... it's almost a sickness really.

I'm pretty much programmed to fall asleep when the plane takes off then wake up when it lands. Its wonderful.

I'm so sorry. Worst show ever.

I'll be there saturday

I would think that you would have to clean/shampoo every surface. The tar build up in the fabric will probably hold the smell in. I don't know though, I don't have any experience with smoke smelll removal

$1800 to fly, and 30 hours of flight time

they have a car that is worth maybe $2K - their only asset. This is the thing that confuses me, it must be better to not work than to try to work a part time job.

What blows my mind though, I know someone who is approaching 60 years old, has been having a hard time finding and keeping a job, finally found a job that gives 8 hours a week, doesn't qualify for welfare. ??? After paying into the system for over 40 years, someone who actually needs it can't get it.

you would think that if he were trying to sell you the gun, he would have explained that to you...

It actually seems like you don't need to be that in shape or experienced. Its only 75 miles total, and they take care of carrying most of your stuff. You just hike with a small pack. They say that an average person could do it if they are moderately fit.

Everest Base Hike: • Trek to Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar • View the breathtaking Himalaya Range • Explore Sherpa villages and ancient Buddhist monasteries • Stay overnight in teahouse lodges along the way • Explore Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal This 16-day trek will take you in the footsteps of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay to the southern face of Mount Everest, the world’s highest mountain. Trek through breathtaking mountain scenery, quaint Sherpa villages, and Buddhist monasteries as you ascend to Everest Base Camp (17,598 feet above sea level). Let the expert guides at Ace the Himalaya lead you to sensational mountain views and give you local insight into Sherpa culture. This classic itinerary has it all. Explore the temples, shrines, bazaars, and restaurants of Kathmandu before taking a scenic mountain flight to Lukla. Then trek up the Dudh Kosi Valley and take in the soaring peaks of Thamserku and Kusum Kanguru. It’s a challenging ascent to the popular village of Namche Bazaar, the capital of the Khumbu Sherpas, so you’ll spend an extra day there to adjust and aid acclimatization. After a well-deserved rest day, it’s off to Tengboche, where you’ll be greeted by a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of the Himalayas. The views of Everest, the Lhotse-Nuptse Wall, Ama Dablam, and Kantega dominate this peaceful and spiritual location—known for being one of the most tranquil and inspiring places in the world. While passing Buddhist monasteries, views of Everest get closer every day. This stunning trek visits both Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar (18,225 feet), a viewpoint that is often a coveted goal for adventurous walkers in the Himalayas, as it’s recognized as the best vantage point from which to see Mount Everest. After trekking to base camp and Kala Patthar, return at a leisurely pace to Namche and Lukla for your return flight to Kathmandu $1400

I've been trying to convince some of my hiking friends to go, nobody has agreed yet lol

I want to do this trip SO BAD!! http://www.theclymb.com/brand-event/153542/show-product/232669?f=mi#

This[probably] won't help you [OP], but I read some great things about these ladies pants from Scorpion: So I bought them.... they're on the way right now. I'm pretty excited.

Nice! That's respectable.

So, you wouldn't take responsibility if a CRIMINAL (say wearing a mask so you couldn't identify them in the video) committed a CRIME and stole your gun? doesn't make sense to me. Your point about safe storage is legit. We should all advocate safe storage (what that means is obviously going to vary from person to person). I disagree with making victims of a crime responsible for the criminal action. Where would it stop? Are we responsible for stabbings when they steal kitchen knives? Drunk driving if they steal car keys?