Ryan_c_F

I think you have a little bit of a skewed picture on a pistol's effective range.

Came itt with this in mind. Also consider the Ninja 650R. Saw a killer deal for one in the craigslists today... it was pretty rashed up but looked basically serviceable... 2006... $2000? http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/3174557423.html

Regardless: you have to do things the right way. Carrying concealed illegally for any reason in this state is ridiculous, when you consider how easy it is to get a concealed carry license. This guy deserves every instant of time he gets behind bars, especially in a climate like this. If that guy was properly licensed, THIS DOESN'T EVEN MAKE THE NEWS in the first place. He's done the law-abiding gun community a huge disservice, unnecessarily caused a panic and broken the law... if he's convicted of any of that he should be punished, period. This is the kind of guy that libs love to slam as a "cowboy." We don't need cowboys that come off dumber than the cows lol.

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/3163938247.html And clean? Seller references cam tensioner noise.

I guess they're doing away with the program death penalty, then... considering that whatever caused a loss of program in the future would have to be judged worse than serialized child rape. Unbelievable that the program is going to be allowed to continue after that Freeh report came out. Absolutely unbelievable.

Only if the Jury says so. The kid did have a gun, as per the story... an old, rusty, nonfunctional one, for sure, but a gun. Old man couldn't have been sure that they wouldn't have fired back at him. He didn't pursue them down the street... I don't think he'd be convicted of anything if brought to trial. Especially with how the video started - strongarm robbery.

Depending on how old you are, $200.00 might have been the same as $350 today. And that's common prices for hydroponics/headies these days. That's $50/eighth with your common bulk discount for the last eighth... OR SO I'VE HEARD CLAIMED BY VARIOUS DISREPUTABLE ACQUAINTANCES WITH WHOM I HAVE NO DEALINGS.

I used to eat at that restaurant... a lot... ugh.

i will fight you in the streets let's hug it out

Tempting to go through one of the local "gun clubs" i'm affiliated with and pick up a CMP Garand for $600.00....... Very tempting. Just wouldn't ever use the thing. Only reason why I dont' have one already.

Got a lead on one of my all time favorite bikes and I wondered if anyone in the area might be willing to check it out for me in exchange for some Pay pal beer money. Anyone available this week?

sorry about that

Wow, that's a pretty sexy AR too. What's the breakdown on build?

lol@characters only reason I was looking at this one is my own personal bike history... i started out on a VX800... this is essentially the same bike (stable, heavy, and comfortably raked out) with double the horsepower. i'll let it pass, though, because heavy steering isn't exactly what I'm looking into right now.

Truth I heard it was like 600 lbs?

I think they're doing better now, tbh. What you have is just a surplus of squiddiddly people cracking up little 600 supersports, which are easily made into streetfighters... cheaper to go that route for the naked bike role.

Looks like my first bike with a Slingshot shoehorned into the frame, with a shaft drive. Anyone here ever owned one? Knew anyone who owned one?

I keep my feet behind my pegs when I do that. sport standard crew hollaaaaaaaaaaa

It's a VFR for 2k. Strip the plastics, ride naked.

. There are a couple places that advertise on cycletrader. Found a Triumph Daytona 955i for less than $2k... R6 for $3200... etc.

I laughed at that one myself. "If your plan involves taking multiple .338 Lapua rounds to the back, may I suggest a different plan?" epic response. in reality this guy was just an epic troll and had the virtue of a whole lot of people who weren't used to trolling to work with.

1) My institution doesn't loan on motorcycles anymore, and J&J doesn't work with Chase. 2) http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/EntityDetails.aspx/INDIVIDUAL/420332 That's me. I'm federally licensed, and I'm on the underwriting side of things so most of my originator licenses are inactive right now. Next time you feel like calling me a liar, remember that you don't know me or my business.

Business would be quoting the loan amount, not omitting it in the hopes I wouldn't notice. Guys, to clarify: I wouldn't have a problem with the fees so long as he told me they were there. I had to do the math myself to find out what he was actually charging me. In my industry (home loans) we HAVE to discharge costs and loan amounts, or else we get fined big bucks. He quoted me an APR of 6.99, and hid fees in the payment. It's unethical how it was approached and that's where my gripe lies. If he'd come right out and said, we got you approved for a loan amount of x, at y rate, for z payments every month, I wouldn't have been so upset. Still wouldn't take the deal, but I would have applauded them for being straight shooters and most likely would have come back to look at something when my budget supported it.

:rofl: Talk about preconceived ideas.

I'm a loan officer. No, it doesn't. At least, not in most cases. In your friend's defense, his score is bottom of the barrel. Having a full 3-4 years of payment history is going to help him more than the interest accrued will hurt him. In my case, I have very little installment loan history. Plenty of monthly and revolving debt history but a little bit of work with a car loan (or in this case, a bike loan) would establish that.