Tigerpaw

Definitely would file my taxes on Purge Day.

I agree that people don't pay attention! I was just worried about those blurps on the map that seemed to have the speed changing every 5 miles...on a multi-lane interstate. Did the safety change that much? In the end though, the driver is responsible for his speed. I will pay my ticket, If I get 70 in a 65 zone

Sometimes people drive on highways they are unfamiliar with. Traffic often obstructs the view of signs... if the limits change without logical reason on a single stretch, that's BS. I wouldn't say missing a single sign on an unfamiliar road with heavy traffic, makes anyone a moron that "deserves" a ticket. Yes, ultimately they are responsible, but accidents do happen. Looking at the map..makes you wonder about true intentions. Safety or State Income?

aPrIl FoOls!

^^^^ Just. WOW. ^^^

Problem solved. Tigerpaw is an idiot. Helmet was never the problem. So...I take the 300 out with a different helmet and still hear the noise. I realize it must be my new textile Cortech jacket. Maybe the different layers of material or something. Maybe a vent is open. I continue to be dumb and press on with my ride, for hours. Stop for gas. Check all 100 zipper/vents, all closed. Continue to hear it, stop again. The light bulb in my head went off...all those zippers have real long pull strings...for gloved use. I spent ten minutes taking them off. was able to ride a few more hours, in quiet, but mad I didn't think of it earlier. Maybe I can dodge the rain today(Easter) and get some less frustrated seat time in.

I will probably do this, with my Active Duty retirement still 4 years out.

$3 per 50, for WWB wildcat .22 LR Limit 2 per person, tax free, on Wright-Patterson AFB. The base is stocking more frequently than everyone else, but still selling out immediately.

Not with Ohio's weather:p

I have a 2004 Chevrolet Tracker. While not the best vehicle overall, the Suzuki 6 cyl engine, has been awesome. I beat on it all the time, and the engine is still strong. I do think they should get out of the automobile game in North America. They are not desired at all.

I was probably thinking much smaller than y'all are imagining. I picture an indoor setup just barely bigger than a "stand" or food truck.

I got a new Bell Vortex XL helmet. When I get above 45 mph, I hear loud snaps, crackles, and pops. This happens regardless of vent position. I have never dropped or otherwise jarred this helmet. I assume it has something to do with the Styrofoam protection, but don't see any loose or broken bits. I may be able to return it, but it was through Amazon. Any ideas?

^^^ ^^^^^^ NinjaNick, try Chicago Gyros and Dogs (937) 253-5301 520 Wilmington Avenue Dayton, OH 45420 Next to a doughnut shop and Radio Shack

Not a fan of the Sonic version. I think Vienna Beef hot dogs make a world of difference. Plus fresher toppings.

At least I would get free stuff.

Italian Beef with giardiniera is a menu must

Exactly what I want. I love that place. Gary is a great guy too. His original is in Cincy. If I stay in Ohio. I would love to do it in Beavercreek, to catch Wright State and the base. Although that means real high rent. **This is still years in the making(unless I found a smoking deal, to start before my retirement)**

I expect crazy long hours. Hopefully it could get lower with time, as things fall into place, and a trustworthy manager can be budgeted in. Also, I hope it would be less hours than a true full-service restaurant. I am imagining less than ten actual tables, and the customers picking up their own orders. Many of them to go.

I would like to open a sandwich shop after retiring from the AF. The type of place for a quick hot dog or gyro. I am from Illinois originally and imagine a taste like Portillo's: http://www.portillos.com/portillos/ and similar in size/atmosphere to Chicago Gyro's and Dogs: http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/123/1464506/restaurant/Chicago-Gyros-and-Dogs-Dayton Any thoughts or ideas?

Always a good time.

This mom also lost her 18 y/o son in a 2008 NJ stabbing. http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/25/us/georgia-baby-killed/index.html I hope this case wraps up, for some tiny amount of closure.

It should be vehicular manslaughter/attempted, by the cops. The cops should never use high speed chases EVER, IMO. I would like to see statistics on the success stories of catching violent criminals through high speed chases. Were other options available? Radios/phones/computers are always faster than bikes. Also, you are a selfish a@@hole, if you flee.

Isaac's Papa, I have a twisted sense of humor...but that is BS. Please remove.