Cheech

That's my vote, worked out pretty well last time.

I'm in, bringing a coworker from Norwalk, he'll be caging separately.

That's Worthington PD. There is almost always someone there. Personally, I stay out of the Worthington jurisdictional limits on the bike whenever possible.

IT administrator nazi.

I'm out, have a softball game tonight that I have to make.

hehehe. I think I may even have a picture of Duff somewhere here...

I'll be at CC at 7!

he's the sound engineer? Awesome. He's got to be better than the last guy. Ask him to please not pull a 5 hour soundcheck with constant feedback loops like the other guy.

Why did you even have your bike in a spot that is accessible by convicts?

I have to bail, accidentally double-booked myself for this evening. Sorry y'all, hopefully the weather holds and I'll see everyone tomorrow.

Moose, when does this thing kick off?

ding ding ding!

That's OHP more than likely. Where was he in relation to the exits?

Hope the EMT's and the mom enjoy the settlement money. Sounds like this case is pretty solid.

I make it a personal rule to stay the hell out of Worthington jurisdiction. On 315, you're in Worthington from the minute you get on 315 until about 200 feet past the ending of the concrete divider. You'll see the incorporation sign. There can be cops along any part of that stretch, but they really like to be in the median just as the concrete divider ends. Worse still, you get popped in Worthington, you go to Mayor's Court, not regular Franklin County Muni. You can get your case remanded to Muni if you plead not guilty, but good luck getting a fair trial at Mayor's Court.

And I'm spent.

GUIDO THREAD!!!!!!!!!

I got smacked by something just this past weekend. It hit about half an inch from the main zipper, and splattered on both sides of the jacket. Nothing a little sponge wouldn't fix, but that would have sucked if that hit t-shirt over skin.

I'm off tomorrow and the weather's supposed to be good. I'm in.

Goddamnit. RIP riders.

That's when you break out the t-shirt and back protector, shorts, and flip-flops. You'll be indestructible with the back protector!

I went down at 10-15, lowside during a turn. Even with jeans (non-kevlar), I still got a rash on my knee and rolled my ankle. I highly recommend something to protect your ankles. You don't have to do what I did and get full-out race boots, but anything's better than low-top sneakers. Now that I finally went riding in my sixsixone knee pads, I feel a lot more secure having them on. It's a lot cheaper than pants if you don't want to take that leap quite yet. If you do end up going with a riding shoe and not race boots, I recommend picking up some Icon Field Armor for legs. You can slip them on right under your jeans, and your entire knee and shin are protected. Only problem is they won't fit with race boots on.

I'm a bit of an asshole sometimes.

You ought to give them a stuffed squid, tell them to get the hint...

http://www.llu.edu/llu/medicine/plastics/patient_info/dermabrasion.html With illustration goodness. According to that, after they use what's basically a sterilized Dremel to get the gravel and dirt out from the skin, it will take 6-12 months before you should get a good tan. How does that fit into your plans? I just picked up some sweet under-pant sixsixone knee pads. Between my helmet, armored gloves, textile jacket, knee pads, and shin-high race boots, the only thing that's unprotected is my hips. I think about that Dremel every time I put my stuff on. As I always say in any gear thread, at the end of the day it's your life, and your decision. All I can do is show you the door, you're the one that has to walk through it.