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Just some random pictures of the female  fashion in Paris and London

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just returned from a 2 week vacation to Paris and London. All was good except for the rainy and cold weather everyday. The US Dollar isn't worth a darn in Europe. The exchange rate in Paris, the Euro was $1.38 to the dollar and in London the pound was $1.58 to the dollar. Here are the pictures of the Ace Cafe.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I would hate your job too

A bottle of water is cheaper than a skin graph.

Wear your gear all the time.

I seriously hate you right now.  

You are really going to hate me when I tell you that after Paris, we took the Eurostar train to London and I went to the Ace Café. Oh, While in Paris, I was able to watch the F1 race from Monaco live on TV while eating at the Renault bar / dealership on the Chanps-Elysees. I am working on loading pictures now.

Bad, we are staying near the corner of Rue de Mozart and rue de George sands. See if she has time to meet up with us. We are here until Sunday. Then we are going to London and the Ace Cafe.

On vacation in the 16 district of Paris. There is a lot of small motorcycles, scooter and Smartcars. I have seen 2 Ducati's, one Buick Century, and a highly modified 2004 Subaru WRX STI. I only have my iPad for Internet connection, so I can not upload pictures from my digital camera. I might walk around with my iPod and take pictures to post up. I did not know that Peugeot makes scooters.

Scottb and Dustin, where do you guys go to get your dirt fix?

It has been awhile for me to see dirt or sprint cars. I have been to the Knoxville nationals in Iowa a few times. Eldora for sprints too. One we followed the dirt series for 2 weeks though Pa and Hagerstown Maryland.

My wife is friends with Scott Bloomquest dirt driver.

I don't know if speedway7 in pa still races.

Dirt cars and Sprint cars tumble quite often.

Good to see ya back Kosmo!!

Truck plate on a car?

If you are a delivery person / messenger, the truck plate allows you to park in loading zones since it is a "work vehicle".

. I've been luck to get one that works apparently. I'd like to sell I for $110 trying to buy another toy hopefully. .

GLWS. The HI-point I have is basically a single shot, does not feed or extract. I bought mine used, and have not really attempted to look at it or made the time to send it back.

The bike is rashed up pretty good. I'll be picking it up from the hospital for him tomorrow but from the pics I saw the insurance will total it.

Glad he is mostly ok.

So will this be the back up track bike, assuming he / you buys the bike back?

Welcome, I am right down the road off Solon road.

Does Micky D's still have the McGriddle? Who knew that a pancake would make a great bun for a sandwich?

hope he is ok

Magz is cool at times, like at Magzfest, the covered bridge ride and the few times at Buddy's after the bike show. Some of the stuff on some threads isn't worth rehashing, so I think he just likes to have the "way out there" opinion.

Maybe is it something in the well water out that way with all the "Fracking" and oil drilling there in the extreme north east?

+2 you can read it in the reflection

After staring at the reflection, it first looked like it read "Chinese food"

In 2 weeks, I will be at the Ace Café, London.

I am going to guess London, maybe the one at Heathrow? I am guess London because of the "mind the gap" painted on the ground, near the yellow line?

The rifle I fired had an old scope mounted on it. It was fun to shoot.

We were using some older ammo, but still was hitting what I was aiming for at a distance of about 75 yards.

From the link above, this is the picture below. The 2 pins that I have to remove were 2 small pins on the metal / grey part, just above the trigger group. The rear pin holds the safety lever and the metal part just in front of the safety. After tapping out these 2 pins, there is a one screw to remove and the bolt comes out the rear. Rifle is all cleaned up and ready for the next range trip. Thanks for the help!