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I friggin love it. Had to switch to smaller frame for work. Carrying a full size 1911 concealed is not easy

This close enough Evil? Not one I actually saw or took. But she's uh, ummmmmmm. Photogenic

Springfield 1911 A1 Cheap range ammo Taken at Ohio valley outdoors Lancaster. 7-8 meters Look...lower approx 4-5 meters Just tried it for fun. Ok, you can stop cringing in pain.

Doubt my 200cc chinese bike would look at home with the rest of the guys.

I will be participating in this at my earliest opportunity. http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2009/08/10/biker_vets.ART_ART_08-10-09_A1_C9EN7IB.html?sid= PATRIOT GUARD RIDERS Bikers have troops' backs Those ignored when they came home from war make sure current returnees are shown respect Monday, August 10, 2009 3:07 AM By Jeb Phillips THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH CHRIS RUSSELL | DISPATCH Sgt. 1st Class Meyer, who declined to provide his first name, greets rider Mike Farley of Lancaster at a ceremony in Groveport. Meyer's Guard unit returned home last week after seven months in Afghanistan. CHRIS RUSSELL | DISPATCH The Ohio Patriot Guard Riders, part of a national organization, offer a show of support at any deployment or homecoming ceremony or funeral for any veteran. On Thursday, they provided an escort from the Ohio/Indiana border to Groveport for an Ohio National Guard unit's homecoming. Related Multimedia Slideshow: Ohio Patriot Guard Riders No one met Bob Woods at the St. Louis airport in 1971 when he came home from war, and he has never forgotten it. No one visited Wayne Cox's mother in support while he, his brother and his father were all in Vietnam in 1969. That still bothers him. So at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Woods, 58, waited with his Harley-Davidson at a rest stop near the Ohio/Indiana border. A few hours later, Cox, 60, pulled into the Groveport Recreation Center's parking lot on his motorcycle. Some soldiers were coming home to central Ohio. Woods, Cox and about a dozen other Patriot Guard Riders wanted those soldiers to know that this is a different age. "We want to make sure that none of what happened to us happens to those guys," Woods, who lives near Cincinnati, had said the night before. "I want them to know that the American people are behind them," Cox, of Lancaster, said 20 minutes before the soldiers rolled into Groveport. The group that became the Patriot Guard Riders formed in Kansas and Missouri in 2005 to shield the families of service members from people picketing at their military funerals. Those picketers, members of a Kansas church, weren't objecting to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; they were welcoming American deaths as punishment for immorality. The first Patriot Guard Riders wanted to keep space between the picketers and the funerals. Because the church threatened to picket funerals across the country, Patriot Guard Rider membership spread to every state. There are now 4,600 riders in Ohio alone, said Woods, the state captain. The riders' mission expanded, because those protests are threatened but often don't materialize. They will provide an escort at any deployment or homecoming ceremony. They'll also ride along at the funeral of any veteran. They come only if they are invited, Woods said. On Thursday, the riders had the Groveport homecoming, another in Dayton and an afternoon funeral in Dayton. Woods posts the schedule on www.ohio- pgr.org and trusts that riders in those areas will show up. Members don't have to be veterans, or even own a motorcycle. But Vietnam veterans are a kind of guiding spirit of the group; the memory of how they were treated when they came home drives the way they treat the new veterans. "It's 95 percent of why I do this," Woods said. Woods and his crew waited at that rest stop for a bus carrying members of Ohio National Guard Company B, 2nd Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne), who were returning from seven months in Afghanistan by way of Camp Atterbury, Ind. They would meet the bus at the state line and lead it to Groveport. In Groveport, where families waited for their soldiers, another contingent of riders stood with huge American flags as a kind of honor guard. Cox was there, along with two veterans from the 1950s and one from the 1970s. Just before 1 p.m., the motorcycles pulled into view of the Groveport Recreation Center, followed by the bus. The families cheered. The riders parked their bikes and walked back to the bus to watch the soldiers come out. "Daddy!" a boy yelled when the bus door opened. "Look at that," said Mike Farley, 50, a rider from Lancaster, who held one of the big flags. "I love it." The 35 or so soldiers had helped train Afghan military forces. They'd been on 274 patrols, in direct combat 27 times. They hadn't seen their families in a long time. But many of them, after hugging their wives and their kids, made a point of walking up to the Patriot Guard Riders, too. A sergeant came over to shake the riders' hands. So did his mother, wiping tears from her eyes. "Thank you so much," she said. "That was great." Bob Vogt, 56, of Columbus Grove in Putnam County, stood near the front of the bus with a few other riders. Maj. Larry Henry, the returning company commander, was being tugged in all different directions -- it seemed every civilian there wanted a minute with him, to thank him for bringing the soldiers home safely. But Henry made a point of walking over to Vogt and the others. "Thank you," he said to every one of them. "It was a privilege," Vogt replied.

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LOL, I got responses to my ads on CL for chcken wing cook. lol!!!!!!!

Was cruising along and hitting every light. Would NEVER attempt that in any traffic. Don't do this at home kids.

lol, I've texted on the bike. Morse Rd. 6am on a Sunday. Just to see if I could. No other traffic at all.

Easy way to spot djisle's bike. Check the rear brake lever. If it's broken off... It's him

Riding south on High st. a few weeks ago. Car came over (10mph) around the South Campus Gateway area. I had NOWHERE to go. So I kicked his car with my steel toe boots. Poor Mercedes, nice dent. We both pulled over and he tried yelling at me. Too bad I had 3 witnesses pull over with us and tell him he'd be screwed if he wanted to try to push the issue.

I say you buy Mr. Anderson some chicken wings

One of the common misconceptions is that a cruiser must have its parking lights on when parked to monitor/radar traffic. There are some depts that require this. But it is not the law.

I didn't notice till I threw this on here. It's a Romero film!!!!!!!

Well, my girl hadn't seen all the fun a frolic of this enlightening thread. So we just spent the last 45 minutes reading through each and every one of the 353 posts. Now I either need a bottle in front of me, or a frontal lobotomy. Thanks to all for making these past days HI-FRIGGIN-LARIOUS!!!!! And since there was question on the hotness of my girl, go to my albums, under "mine" you decide. But, if you don't think she's hot, she'll beat you up. After all she did wrestle for the Ohio St. Wrestling Club team. (And I got to be her coach/practice partner. Love my life) She'll be joining here soon enough as she got her temps (props) and we'll pop out to a M&G or bike night a.s.a.p. Till then, peace out my ninjas! (did just have a period there, but my girl said it deserved an "!") Giggity

I actually wasnt the 1st to refer to someone as a retard. But, since it's been said and since it fits the thread. Yeah, so do I still get a medal?

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I'm trying to figure out if it's english or not

And you're just a dumbass "btw I'm taking all the music I gave u off that hard drive" Hard drive is property of Screamin' Willies. Try it. You'll lose more than your job. Then you'll have them after you This is pathetic. I'll be at the bar soon. I have to finish up at my JOB

OOOOOOOOOOOH, Scary

The real issues in all of this are how you can't tell the truth about a damn thing. You never had a bike to give. You DON'T have as much big baller $$$ as you claim to. You live off your mommy. Grow up and be a man for once. Go 1 year without getting arrested or a restraining order put on you for stalking. Don't be a bitch and put a restraining order on a chick. Tell her to fuck off. And last, for God sake BLOW YOUR FUCKING NOSE. Ya know they call you DJ Boogers? Wonder why? Look in the mirror!

Little bitches like you are the reason Obama had to have a stimulus package. Cause ALL THEY KNOW IS WHAT THEY GET HANDED. Don't even try for a second to speak to me about what you have because I see what you have. Other peoples money. What's mine is mine. You can't even pay your "assistant DJ's" when they do all the work for you. Sad isn't it that Troy's girl does better than you spinning? Sad isn't it that the day after you and Brittany fight she's got her tongue down another guy's throat at THE BAR YOU WORK AT!?!?!? FUCK YOU, your inbred family and everything you do