Cheech

Dude, you asked the question. Berating him when he responds is, in this interweb commentator's opinion, bad form.

Damn right there, I've done the daylight savings time "oh shit!" once or twice and come in ridiculously late.

I know there was a Harley dealer in Key West that did rentals, I'm sure you can find someone over there. Just have to make sure you've got your endorsement.

the lulz that keeps on lulzing.

Can I get some hath? I hear that stuff is the shiz, forsooth.

Cleaning out the closet, here's what I got. Mackie DFX-12 mixer board Audio-Technica Wireless reciever and lapel mic with transmitter Audio-Technica Wireless stand mic with holder Both of the wireless mic's are using 700MHz transmitters, so, technically, they are illegal to use. I was told by the folks at Music Go Round that A-T would take them back to have their radios re-crystaled to a different frequency to bring them back to legal status. I have no idea how much this costs, but I can't imagine it's a ton of money. They've been sitting in a box in my closet for a few years and I have no desire to send them back to A-T. Looking for $200 all in, or $100 for the mixer.

Allow me to re-frame your question.

I missed that part. I hope this guy has a good lawyer for the impending civil suit.

CB350's were never known for their plush suspensions.

Just about to say that. Either this or a safety razor, blades are retardedly cheap. If you're not wanting to go backward in technology, I think you're going to find a lot of personal preference between foil vs. round-headed electric razors based on skin type and hair type. I've got dryer skin and a coarse but patchy beard in places, and I always get burn on my neck when using my Panasonic 3-head. My old Remington foil missed a ton of hair, much less so with the Panny. I think that the wet cleaner should help, but I just don't feel like dropping $100 to find out. Besides, close stubble is in now so pull up your big boy pants, grab a $20 Conair trimmer, and do what needs to be done.

2, maybe 3 months before that thing cracks and he's running over his engine while popping a wheelie. other posters were right, the dude spends how much for the motor/wiring and can't fork over $160 for proper mounts? It's not like the dude was trying to drop in a Hayabusa motor and had to re-invent the wheel to get it in, there was already a manufactured solution. I demand more of these for my amusement.

I honestly don't mean disrespect, but I could care less what the details were. It is impossible to reason your way out of a position you never reasoned yourself into to begin with. If you earnestly believe that Workers Comp and other such programs like Social Security, Medicare, unemployment, disability, et cetera aren't social benefits, then you and I clearly aren't in the same library, much less the same page. I'm chalking this up to yet another example of the "I've got mine, now lets see what I can get away with!" ethos. To answer your original question, I can only speak from experience riding similar supersports, and my lower back starts to throb a little after a hour or so of saddle time. You didn't want this answer, of course, you wanted everyone to validate your own conclusion.

potato.

Went to my first one last year or so with some of the OR peeps. Good time, I wouldn't mind going again to get some ammo. I'm the same as you though, sometimes I'll see just the right thing and go totally apeshit. Hopefully we can balance each other out.

Your proposal is accepted.

-----------------NOT FOR UNCLE PUNK CONSUMPTION-------------------- Not necessarily, although that would be really easy to do. I'm merely remarking on the mount-fucking-Everest of cognitive dissonance between his spoken views on social programs and the actual things that he does. -----------------END--------------------------------------------------- I like motorcycles.

Posts on the internet don't just vanish into thin air after the thread hits page 2, you know. That, and I have a long memory about such things.

I find your proposition deeply offensive. Edit your post at once or I'm complaining about your complaining.

is your colon made out of tissue paper? There's not that much RedHot in there. Next time we're at Ben's I'll bring you a gallon jug of Ranch dressing to make the burning go away. Amber makes something similar, the only reason she does now is because we had this over Ben's. Carie is truly awesome.

chevysoldier will be along shortly, I'm sure.

Blosser's got a point though, those sentences would be perceived as you already making your mind up.

What if it was the day of your daughter's wedding?

Cognitive dissonance.

The sanitation bit was my thought as well, if there ever was a moment for me to be totally anal about sanitizing stuff, this would be it. Good to know about the hydrometer, I'm going to get one just so I have some insight as to what's going on since I tend to get a little antsy about stuff like this.

Please. I don't give the slightest of fucks what you put as a sig on your posts. I'm just pointing out that you hold your values to be the bastion of personal responsibility, rugged individualism, and all the things that made 'Murica great. Someone falls down, they pull themselves up by their bootstraps and get back up again without asking for a handout from Uncle Sam for help. Stuff like that. So let me get this straight. Welfare, which is paid into by the employee, is bad. Unemployment insurance, which is paid into by the employee and employer, is also bad. Workers comp, which is paid into by the employer, is great! It's so much awesome that instead of taking it easy when your doctor explicitly states that you can't do any heavy lifting, you instead ride your supersport with its racing riding position to work. It has nothing to do with Obama, it has everything to do with walking the conservative walk. The safe thing to do would be buying single-coverage health insurance so that these incidents would be covered. If the injury was the fault of your employer, and not knowing anything about it I'll assume for these purposes that it was, then that's what the civil court system is for. Sue them for civil damages. Since you didn't do either of these things for various reasons (cost understandably being high on that list) then yes, I would expect you to take personal responsibility for your actions and not suck off the public teat you claim to hate so much.