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Mike, If I can't trade it as is, I'll probably just keep it. I like to shoot it even though its kinda redundant to keep it and my 22S. If you like to shoot, a .22 with a red dot is a must have

I wonder what could cause such a drastic change. I recall hearing that the Japanese earthquake last year rotated the earth by several inches...could something like that affect weather patterns ?

Death toll rises to 550; 140,000 people trapped by snow

Crazy. http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/weather/winter/europe-freezes-death-toll-rises-to-550-140000-people-trapped-by-snow

Agreed. And don't forget the career students that are afraid to leave college so they keep accumulating degrees and debt.

Sweet, all my airing of grievances will now be directed to you. Happy Festivus!

Information Systems and Operations Management. It opens doors.

Didn't know the .380 had problems, hopofully S&W addresses it.

If I wanted to follow a set of made up rules I would just go to church. oh snap

I like 9s...maybe a Bodygaurd .380, a stainless 10/22 with some adds...???

I was curious enough to google it. It looks like a group with a mix of cruisers and sportbikes. Most wearing helmets. It looks like rides would end at some sort of club function. I think the 'riding' itself has different philosophy than the way many here ride.

I'm still not sure what 'Riders with alliances' are. I've come across a few 'rolling roadblocks,' but those are usually all HDs. I usually just slice though those formations and continue to go about my business.

'Riders with alliances' that's the funniest thing I've heard all day. Is that a real thing? It sounds kinda

ugh

For Trade: Beretta NEOS Inox with Tasco Red Dot. Like New. Accuracy and build quality is on par with a Ruger 22/45, which is to say quite good. It functioned 100% with both Winchester and Federal cheapo bulk ammo (haven't tried anything else). The red dot is a Tasco Pro Point PDP2, it has been laser bore sighted. fyi, there was a recall on early NEOS pistols to upgrade the firing pin. This one was made after the recall and already has the upgrade. Comes with original box papers, etc. The case in the photo is not included.

Rides originating from this board generally do not include beer, formations, or parade riding. You don't seem to have peaked much interest.

Sweet '91 GSXR750. With inspired writing such as "Drop that zero and get with the hero" it tragically only received 1 star http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LMnFmAGTCs

What failed on the G19?

Available on Video Cassette and Laserdisc.

I think there is some value in a reminder that you take a chance everytime you swing a leg over the seat whether gear/no gear or track/street. As a younger rider, I probabably needed that reminder more often then I do now...

Who's brave enough to type 'AZN crying Journey fetish porn' into Google with Safe Search off? Not me

Knowing for sure is the opposite of trusting, right? The saying 'Trust Must Be Earned, is a valid one. I feel it applies perfectly toward strangers. With someones own child I happen to feel differently. Their primary influences are mom and dad until they're are old enough to be influenced by peers. Their behavior reflects on you. With my son, I like the approach that 'trust and respect breeds trust and respect.' I realize that statement may come off as liberal, however, I am not a liberal parent, just ask mom. I was a good kid...church, straight A's, honest as could be, never in trouble, etc. That was until an overly strict step dad came into the picture and decided he was going to lay down the law. I rebelled big time and did a few bad things that I never would done if I had gotten a little credit or respect as a kid. To this day, I have no interest in a relationship with my step dad.