Steve Butters

i doubt they will be able to enforce it often enough to generate much revenue...i bet they save more money in resources (cops, ambulances, etc) than they actually make from ticketing...the berms in that area are too small for a patrol car to safely park....the only time theyre going to make decent money on this is in the middle of the day when traffic is light, and on days nice enough for the motorcycle cops to be out not that anybody will slow down anyways....when it turns to 55 at miller-kelton going into downtown people dont slow down, i see no reason why they will all the sudden start just because its moved back one exit to livingston lol

exit 102 is already where it changes to 55 going into downtown... exit 103 is where they want to extend the 55mph area to.....its seriously like 2 miles or less and that curve is ridiculous because of the concrete overpasses that are not level with the asphalt, and the lanes that all merge and shit...it really is a clustfuck

sounds like to me its the area between the livingston ave exit (alum creek dr exit by DeVry) and downtown......it already turns to 55 not too far ahead....theyre changing one little section that is maybe 2 miles long from 65 to 55....its not like the speed limit for the whole state is lowering imho - that area of freeway needs to be 55 anyways....theres a sharp curve and a couple nasty merges....driving that section of the freeway is like playing forza with 12 yr olds

bad idea! dont do it

sorry about your car man, never good to see catastrophic failures....but i gotta admit, i got a slight chuckle out of this

i use shoeboxes....is that not the proper way to store ammo

this aint england, ol' chap.

i make the police cry. sometimes they give me their tazer and say "please dont taze me bro"

its not the arguing that was the main problem....who the hell just gets out of their car during a traffic stop? good way to get your ass beat by the police

^ why the hell would you get out of the car to argue with him? youre lucky he didnt taze you or something

hope the weather cools it down around here then....working in this heat sucks!

is the weather bad enough to cancel a flight until tuesday though? (im in my basement with no windows doing homework....so thats a legit question....it was nice when i was upstairs earlier)

the 50cc may be a good bike to learn on, but for me personally, anything smaller than a 125 (like a ttr125 - not a yz125) and i feel too cramped to get anything positive out of the experience....but im a bigger guy too, so that may contribute i ride a pw85 occasionally and find it harder to ride than a fullsize bike of any cc, just because of its physical dimensions

^ those bikes seem like they would be harder to learn on because of the cramped seating position...not to mention they usually go for more than a lbts ninja 250....he could probably grab a 10 year old ninja 250 for half the price of a ysr

ninja 250

must be for lube.

this thread had me so confused at first lol.....you put H&K instead of H&R and i was thinking "wtf?"...then i googled the model number and it made sense

I'm going upstairs... 'cause I'm gonna put my nutsack, on your drumset! Okay?

isnt 10mm closer to 40 than it is 45? 10mm a longer .40 with more powder, but its nothing like a .45 picking between 45 and 10mm is the same as picking between 45 and 40....if you want a lighter bullet with more energy but a smaller wound channel, 10mm is what you want (or 40 if thats the only option)....if you want a slower heavier bullet then you want a 45 personally, i like .40, .357sig, and 10mm all better than i like 45....i would rank it 10mm, .357sig, .40, and then 45 in order of what caliber ide choose for SD in all reality, any of the 4 are going to put somebody out of commission......so buy whichever caliber you feel better shooting....some people hate how 10mm shoots and prefer 45, but some people dont mind it in my opinion, 10mm is the ultimate SD caliber....i had to settle for .40 because HK doesnt make a 10mm...but if i bought a glock, thats the caliber i would choose....ide like to own a glock 29 in 10mm as a BUG 10mm is expensive to shoot....might not be a good beginners gun because you will want a lot of practice and a lot of trigger time, which gets expensive...but if youve been shooting awhile and just want another gun the 10mm should be great for you

:lol:

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^ i agree i was slightly annoyed when i saw that theyre opening up a bunch of fire hydrants in columbus to help people cool down......water aint free, and im guessing my tax dollars are paying for that shit....i worked in the heat for 18hrs yesterday and i didnt get a fire hydrant...i survived, they can too

oh....and what track is that? never seen anywhere that let people wear jeans on the strip trapping more than 11.0 125 **edit just saw all the norwalk stuff.....that surprises me

apparently you like using a screwdriver and pliers nothing wrong with doing something different....if you truly believed that nobody should bother racing a bike unless its a busa, s1000rr, or a zx14 then you wouldnt bother playing with the sv when you have the busa i like when theres a little variety....cookie cutter gets boring for me.