MidgetTodd

Bandit 1200. 67 lbs torque stock. With the mods I've done it's around 80. Basically a punched out gsxr1100 motor with a cam profile tuned for midrange torque. Add a pipe, filters, jets, 5° ignition advance and gsxr intake cam and it becomes one hell of an ass kicker. Mine has a touring package on it so I can embarrass kids on supersports by whipping them from light to light with a bagger.

This kid on a super sport is up to that light to light challenge and I'll raise you a twistie challenge for giggles and shits.

I though he had the 1000. My fail. Either way to answer the poll I'm -1+1

ProTaper Pillow Tops

I've never had much reason to fiddle with gearing.

-1front +1 in rear on that 1000rr. You'll like it. Best thing I ever did to mine.

Bowdog and I will be there Tues.

Im planning on trying to get a few laps in on Tues

Why you selling her bike, don't say she no goan ride no moar

Stretched. Lowered. Chromed. Busa.

Why do you think they call me Hollywood?!

Because there's a hole in your wood

My jello and speedo are going on today, you can thank me for any unexpected offspring

Attention Whore

What do you want for the rear stand? I may take it.

Lol I did. Took my track sumo to the gap a few years ago

Sumo

Headed down Saturday

I still have those Picts

Lol we have that too.

Storage places have trucks they let you use for free when you rent a unit. The last two times I moved I just rented a small unit for one month to get the truck free lol. Way cheaper than uhaul. Rent a $29.99 storage unit and get free use of truck

Im sure that eventually you get used to it, especially if youre an EMT or work in the ER, where youre around death all the time.  .

Most do, some don't last long enough to though. You never get used to it on kids though. I've lost 2 kids so far on the way to the ER that never gets easy, adults though is routine. That's a daily thing

Stocked up on jello, excited too

This thread is quite interesting...

I have to add that being with someone when they die is something that stays with you. As MT said, it will cause nightmares, depression, etc. It's been more than 2 years since I witnessed someone dying right in front of me and I still have moments that hit me hard. It's a lot to deal with and it's getting somewhat easier but it's something that I will carry with me always. You just can't un-see things.

I don't really want to go into the details of what happened, so forgive me if this comes across more vague than I intended.

I can't tell you how many times I've heard that but still you get people that have never seen it that say they want to be there and comfort the dying. I'll be here to tell them I told you so afterwards.

Sorry you had to see that Tracy, others should listen.

Mmmm, pretty sure we've already established he's in it for the money.

I am and I don't hide it. Fault me for that honesty? I'm damn good at what I do though so does it really matter what motivates me to do it? I didn't make Squad Captain by just showing up, I made it because I'm damn good at saving lives so being motivated by money or compassion really shouldn't matter. I'm just being real. I won't lie to you and tell you to hang on you'll be fine when I know damn well you'll be dead before I get you to the hospital. More people should favor honesty over false hope.

I like pie

Don't get me wrong though I do my job and try to help but when there no point and no chance well I acknowledge that and move on unless it's a pediatric, I still get emotional on those and will work them with everything at my disposal till we get to the ER I'm not completely heartless.

But adults, well, if it's your time it's your time.

My satisfaction comes every other Friday when my check is deposited. I stay in it because it's what I trained for and I really only have to work 9 days a month when I do 24/48 rotations or 12 days a month when I do every other 12s, hard to beat the schedule and the Ins is top notch. I've become cold and numb to the emotional part of it as most in EMS do. As for family, yes I've seen several after the fact and all want to forget those last moments.

When the Nero stops many things happen.

Bladder releases

Bowls release

Stomach releases

Pulseless lifeless movements happen to confuse and haunt

I could go on but you get the point.