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hue jass

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  1. Fags of anarchy just wasted another hour of my time. Thanks FX!
  2. The thing is, he took great photos of each step as if he was doing the smart thing! Funny how someone can have something in their head and the reality is completely the opposite.
  3. hue jass

    Meet Pete

    Glad you got him!
  4. Payment for services rendered? I gotta meet this wife!
  5. What makes you think they're going to be any better at 3:11 tomorrow, or next year, or two years fro............
  6. Agree. Kero is recommended. It's just a super light oil. If you're cleaning the chain, it should come off the bike so you can soak it and run the fluid through it properly. For lubing every 500 miles, I slip my hand into a freezer bag and cup the chain, splash a good bit of 80-90W Gear Oil in there and work it all the way into the chain. Follow with a terry cloth soaked with Carb Cleaner and run the chain through it wiping the outside clean. Carb Cleaner is a great cutter and it won't harm plastic and rubber like Brake Clean will. If you don't clean the outside of the chain, it will not only be a magnet for dirt, it also makes one hell of a mess and can even get onto the inner left edge of your tire. You won't know until you need that edge. The real key is lubing it every 500 miles and don't forget. This way you'll get the most out of both chain and sprockets. Juss my 2
  7. That's the real deal set up, man! Great job. Keep posting let us know what you're messing with.
  8. Yea, that kind of behavior is a problem. Fortunately it's a self correcting problem.
  9. I'm tempted to drive out there to find them. Shouldn't be hard. Man they'd be takin' some hate of the purest kind!
  10. It takes nerve to stand there with the ball to sell the dead play. Only in high school....OK maybe college but that's it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOYH0Ooxcgs
  11. Read all about it in RoadRacing World. I can't believe they kept the price in line! At least it was in line a couple of months ago - something like 13-14k
  12. hue jass

    Brownies

    You were there? I noticed the stadium completely empty in pretty much the whole 4th qtr. Did you move up?
  13. Listen to Jrmmiii! have you raised the tank recently? Does sound like fuel
  14. Lemme know when you plan on firing up the yamaha!

  15. hue jass

    Brownies

    I don't have any beef with the defense or even the play-calling. I want to see the damn play book! And I want to know what Junior High School coach they stole them from. They have simply nothing. Short pass plays that may or may not hook, and run plays with nowhere to go. The team lines up and everybody looks confused. What a mess!
  16. hue jass

    Brownies

    I re-figured and you're right Brick! But that would bring them to the line at the back of the end zone. They would need that one more pass play to back themselves 1½ yards into the end zone.
  17. hue jass

    Brownies

    I got 87,999,821 plays. 87,999,820 plays, no matter which they started with (run or pass) would take them just to the outer end zone line. They would need one more pass play to take them 1.5 yards into the end zone (backwards). Keeping in mind that starting at the 20 yard line it would be the distance around the Earth minus 90 yards.
  18. hue jass

    Brownies

    Ancient Chinese secret!
  19. After watching the Browns play, I want to go head first into that rocky area in the foreground.
  20. hue jass

    Brownies

    It's too bad that you're not allowed to pass yourselves backwards all the way around the world and back into the opponent's end zone. Brilliant play calling. Run for 1 pass for minus 1.5. Math Quiz. With alternating plays of; run for 1, pass for minus 1.5, and unlimited downs, how many plays would it take the Browns to go backwards all the way around the Earth and score a touchdown by backing into the opponents end zone? Assuming the it's 25,000 miles around the earth and they start at the 20 yard line.
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