madcat6183

Gotcha, I haven't been working long enough to measure that

Oh I know I will lose money, I even stated that already, key is damage control. My parents lost 1/4 of their investments towards the end of their working career. Dad worked 2 more years, than planned, but at that point they didn't have any bills except me, joke. I have no unrealistic expectations about what's going to happen with my money, but I do know that if my wife and I can follow even a bit of our plan we will be in the same shoes my parents are, retired by 60, no bills, and do whatever they want, whenever they want. We actually started 5+ years before they even considered it. Like I said, when the market does crash, which it will, it's damage control time. Not everything we have is investments either, lots of physical assets too. Heck I could probably sell my AR and mags and retire another year early if I wanted

Good point. So who is bringing the blow up dolls? KY? Hookers and blow?

No offense, but you're definitely doing it wrong if you aren't getting better than 7% a year. Heck my wife's IRA is getting close to 20% last year. Granted it's brand new, and she just started investing, but her final numbers we something like 18% earned, she'll be doubling her invested amount this month and hope to have another good year. Granted, we know we will lose money at some point(s), but in the end, it's a win. My 401K did really well last year, no idea how well because I really don't watch it as much as my other stuff, but I don't think Shitty is far off on what real investments should be. Edit; 401K return 22.85% last year.

So like you could reach down and grab them in all 2 feet of the water.

No, just the ginger souls. There will still plenty of not so surprise butt secks.

Now, tell us how you really feel. I loved taht post!

You stinker, maybe you should sell it at a loss since guns are bad and kill people? You shouldn't have them anyways.

This? Werent you running all over gods creation to get one? You sold it already?

Guns are bad mmkay.

Ahhh, I never thought about the oil, that makes perfect sense. MAX, no outside vent, wish I would've but we didn't want to do it when we put in the new microwave/vent. We do have cathedral ceilings in the kitchen/dining that are seperated by 1 half wall, not to cieling, so that helps and normally never an issue. I will have to bust that back out and see about makimg some burger sammichs on it this weekend. May try to reseaon it tonight for SandG, it's been 3 years or so.

thanks, I missed the executive orders.

Wow I get to watch it on cnn.com at work, score.

I need to get mine back out, I used to cook chicken with it, ribbed pan so it was grill like, but it made the house so smokey. Is that normal, or becasue I hadn't seasoned it correctly?

Ele, opens at 5pm Saturday FYI. And the owners are 2 HUGE gun backers, chances are if you head in later that night the owner of the Powder Room will also be there, he's a regular on Saturday nights. If I don;t head to Cincy I'd like to head to this as well, I think the wife has something going on that day.

I followed this pretty clloesly, 3 pages of good stuff in it. http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?t=304575&highlight=cast+iron

And I will tell everyone about the showers at Nelson. Oh wait, too late.

ready!

Been to Vermont and NH both a few times. Like stated, best time is early fall(leaves changing up there are amazing), or summer. It's expensive, if you're in a big city can be snoody, but overall an awesome place. We were with locals all the time and the only issue we ever had was POS rental car the year we flew into VT, oh and the lady at the NH airport tried to give us a mini van. Uh just no. But as a whole, I've done winter, summer, and fall up there and it's awesome about anytime. A lot of it depends what you wanna do. NH, around Franconia Notch, has a ton of trails, tram at the ski resort, and lots of fun out doors stuff. VT has the same around Killington, just not as many trails and state run parks as NH. Oh and you can't drive in the left lane there, they have signs and write tickets. I love it.

Giggity giggity

Also, note, not all warmers take that many watts and the peak is just to warm them, if you stagger them easily get 3 sets on there and something even a tad smaller. But yeah, the 4000 peak is key for startups for when all 3 sets are drawing a full load. I mean unless you are planning to run multiple bikes, just get whatever works for YOU, and others can worry about themselves. We always have plenty of genny's.

Highly recommend this, especially for that trip. Might even go with bearing buddies if you haven't, or buy good replacements and buddies, do all that in 1 swap IF you need to. Hopefully you dont. PS, did you talk to Andy today? Feel free to PM me about tire mounter pickup etc.

Yep, I run 2 warmers and 2 fans all the time on mine. I used a high quality like 4-6 gauge 50 ft extension cord into a surge protector. Then a smaller line to the fans, etc.

Oh gosh this is getting awesome. Thanks for the ideas Drew, I am all over this. AFTER the track time is over obviouslly, I don't mess around or anything when the green flag flies, just to make the clear to the newbies. But when it's shower time...... Don't drop the soap. I am so glad my wife has no idea about this forum, I would probably be divorced by now. 3.5 mos lol