ReconRat

Ok, I don't like it, but there is a reason for it. It's just lost in the jabber of the Congress. Here's your scenario: An ad hoc army of terrorists converge on a military asset and take it. And turn the weapons found there on the public... Who you gonna call? Only military assets can stop them, and they aren't allowed to operate on USA soil. It could be a Guard or Reserve armory, or it could be an entire air base. Can the FBI or US Marshalls chase and shoot down a stolen F-16 or F-15? No. Can the US military? Nope, not them either, not until this law was passed. Ok, I admit it's a bit of a stretch considering the purpose intended, but it's a start in that direction. The problem is, Congress jabbered this law, and who knows what it actually says. Or accidentally or purposefully says. It's probably botched and will have to be revised. Yes, it's chopping away at rights. That's the world we live in now. We'll just have to write and get ourselves some modern up to date rights. Somehow. This change in law also recognizes the existence of domestic terrorism as a fact. Just don't forget what our largest and most damaging domestic terrorist groups actually are. I reserve all book and movie rights for this scenario...

Million dollar bills for everyone! Get your's now! The Million Dollar Bill $4.99 for one, $2.25 for 25+ http://www.millbill.com/images/Front_and_back_of_Mill_Bill.jpg edit: there's hundreds of different types, all over the internet.

got it... it's all happening just too fast for me poor old brain... and yeah, I was hoping the gps was on. rats.

Actually, I get a date of 5-5-2011 imbedded in the jpg, but I do think they are his photos anyway, from other info generated.

Not a waste. I was searching a different screen name, and managed to connect the two.

LOL! do a google picture search for woodbury outfitters newark scroll down a bit, and a pic of Uncle Punk's avatar pops up and looks at you He's everywhere... edit: the link

Anyone trace the pics of the firearms yet? Just wondering... you know I did and all I get is a weak link to Minneapolis dunno...

probably... at least they're wearing helmets and body armor...

And what sort of tread life? .... Fuel mileage?

Disagree with the assessment. Studies have show that typically high IQs will be productive at any job. And that those jobs are scattered all over the spectrum. Most noticeably, half will pursue high end technical stuff, and the other half will pursue artistic endeavors (i.e. work with their hands). And I would guess that that is typically normal for any IQ. And I suppose that is why people with high IQs go through life "playing dumb" to fit in. Would a high IQ get bored with that job? Maybe, maybe not. To assign that as a cause and effect is arbitrarily discriminatory. Data to the contrary be damned.

Obviously, people don't do bad things... things do bad things. So ban things! And therefore persecute people for having those things... *confused* Boy, 13, Busted For Illegal Marker Possession

I usually get stuck in a left turn lane. Turning right from there isn't much better. Sometimes I power walk the bike across the intersection just for amusement. Whut? It would be a jaywalking ticket... edit: Virginia, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Illinois have this law now. Maybe more. Oops, add Minnesota, Tennessee, Idaho, North Carolina, and Georgia. btw, Ohio Revised Code kinda sorta covers running a funky light at an intersection: (print and keep under the seat)

manuals for old school bikes and some of those odd bikes from around the world: http://www.dansmc.com/shopmanual2.htm Good quality manuals for some of the most popular bikes (4 pages-look through them all): http://www.gofastvideo.com/categories/7/Motorcycle-Manuals

cool, but who was it? I missed it...

5,997 now. As usual, we dropped at least one while waiting. We'll get there soon.

Thanks! That was a lot of fun. Just watching was a lot of fun even.

first measurement / unofficial 378 for the bike 412 for the snowmobile

Yeah, it looks more like a recovery from a chop shop. Nothing looks broken, just disassembled.

Not felt by most people in Columbus. Felt even in Canada. There was a 2.7 on Dec24 there. There's been a dozen quakes there in 2011. It's a brine injection well 5 miles north west of Youngstown (McDonald). It's the only pump in Ohio that has quakes from pumping crap into the ground. Pumping has stopped for now.

ok.... just when you wouldn't think things could get any weirder. Hackers are a large enough group to have their own conventions and guidance as a group. Their latest "plan for the future", is to launch and control their own satellites in orbit. To be used for broadcasting to the internet. This would eliminate a lot of the planned censorship. Oddly, they also would like to put an astronaut on the Moon. Take that China, see if you can get there before a bunch of computer hackers... Hackers plan space satellites to combat censorship China plans manned moon mission

Maybe the result of an intense drug search? Maybe the cylinder head bounced into the next county? Maybe a large deer carried it off as a souvenir? I dunno They said it was the wrong bike anyway, who knows where it came from. And the YAMAHA logo looks shopped in.

Actually, I wasn't paying enough attention, and figured this was one of the guys here messing around. If you're really the real beastedonyou2, tell us all about your adventures. Now that's me being troll bait.

If I remember right... the 2010 list (Forbes) had 4 Ohio cities ranked very high out of 50. And Miami was way low, go figure. Detroit unfortunately was at the top of the list. edit: ok, it depends on which list is used. Some factor in auto accidents or even natural disasters. But all are taken from FBI statistics. But the original looks nothing like a list. There are dozens of sets of data. Violent crime per 100,000 of population is the correct way to look. It's more or less spreadsheet data, and has to be downloaded, sorted and interpreted. The result is a variety of lists, that don't all say the same thing. That Forbes list is a popular interpretation of the FBI data. One of the 2010 FBI top 400 list (Crime in the United States 2009) for city crime rate (violent crime) said: 7. Cleveland 20. Dayton 24. Cincinnati 27. Toledo 37. Canton 47. Akron 49. Columbus (Violent crimes are murder and non-negligent manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault, followed by the property crimes of burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft. Arson excluded.) Still looking for accurate 2011 (for 2010) data. And haven't yet looked at the official 2012 (preliminary 2011 data).

Here's the list of some of who support SOPA. edit: (These are the companies that belong to The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), an association that supports #SOPA.) 38 Studios 345 Games 505 Games Capcom USA, Inc. Deep Silver Disney Interactive Studios, Inc. Eidos Interactive Electronic Arts (retracted) Epic Games, Inc. Her Interactive, Inc. Ignition Entertainment Konami Digital Entertainment LEVEL-5 Inc. Microsoft Corporation Namco Bandai Games America Inc. Natsume Inc. Nexon America, Inc. Nintendo of America Inc. (retracted) Nival NVIDIA O-Games, Inc. Perfect World Entertainment SEGA of America, Inc. Slang Sony Computer Entertainment America Sony Online Entertainment, Inc. Square Enix, Inc. Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. Tecmo Koei America Corporation THQ, Inc. Trion Worlds, Inc. Ubisoft Entertainment, Inc. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc. XSEED Games Others: and GoDaddy (retracted) Time Warner, DC Comics parent company Sony Electronics (retracted) The full list from congress of SOPA supporters (PDF)

lol... Anonymous targets Sony over SOPA, Nintendo quietly withdraws support Nintendo, Sony and Electronic Arts drop SOPA support. wow... Sony dropped SOPA support? The blackout is being called "The Nuclear Option" http://pastebin.com/Mc9xiif4