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I was thinking about stopping by just to check things out. I am sure it is extra crowded there. I don't think Paul Jr. makes any products for a 1982 Suzuki, but might be cool to see something he designed in person.

How many Affliction t-shirts have you seen in the crowd? Just curious.

probably a really decent house. but the neighborhood is nothing but ghetto now. I mean Ice cube would be afraid to live there.

I stay out of "bad places"..... oh sorry, wrong thread;)

^^ Those dang "50 Shades" books will do that to ya

I would think a Hummer ( not like they are still in business) or a jeep dealer?

sorry lol i repped you anyways

Any additional rep for the Ohio Riders sticker visable on the driveshaft cover?

I knowZACH go the pic before me, but I am posting my pic just cuz I uploaded it.

I am providing 2 pics, since I did not realize that my mirror covered up some of the letters in the sign:

Bummer, i got the pic too, just working on uploading it, DANg

After dinner i can grab this one.

There is a barber shop near my normal route through the metro park.

I think they have a "half" barber pole hanging by the door. Does that count as a barber pole?

Is this a regional organization? I am from north east Ohio ( south of Cleveland, north of Akron.

I suppose if a group wants to pass out school supplies, I am ok with that. I am not familiar with the organization.

Is the issue that tax money was used to buy the supplies and then the supplies were given out?

I like reading these "road trip" threads. I jump over to ADVrider occasionally. I'll look at the ride reports from other countries just to see what is like there.

One of the better USA based ride reports on ADVrider is from a guy with the screen name of "iDave".

It seems like the riders either will just do a ride "just for because" or as a result of some major life change such as divorce, lost job, medical bad news.

Before I go exploring other countries, there is plently I would like to see here.

I know I will probably kick myself for not buying Ben's V-strom to set me up for a road trip later.

http://www.facebook.com/events/294158453964626/

Saturday Aug 25th, registartion starts at 9:30 AM

Maize Valley Winery, Hartville Ohio (kinda south of Akron)

I went to this event last year. Some cool older bikes. I did not make it in time for the bike ride, but plan to ride this year.

They had a classy "American " style pin up contest last year, not the Bettie Page biker style so it was family freindly, if that is a concern. There was only 2 entries last year.

No mention if there is a pinup contest this year.

I haven't toured this part of Ohio but the route sounds neat.

Anyone else planning on going?

The tech schooling may set you back from advancing your degree. I am not in the field, but would think that getting a manual on styles of bikes ( either sport bikes cruisers, dirt bikes) and see how they are currently designed.

Then depending on your engineering course, you may have already have taken metalurgy, thermal dynamics or electric engineering.

CAD and possibly rapid prototyping experience would be a plus, if not flat out required.

If that tool happened to be a bologna sandwich' date=' then I'd be concealing a cooler of Oscar Meyer around with me.

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I like this, bet it would go nice with the milkshake from your signature line

I did see an early version of goggles connected to a CAMS machine (General Motors shop diag machine) in 1989 when I was at GM institute. The concept was there, but did not turn out so well.

Kinda has the Terminator look to it.

It would be cool to shop manuals so when you look at a car or a bike, the manuals or operating instructions appear.

I'm thinking I could use a pit buddy and a cuddle bitch?

The ginger just wants to gain another freckle, so sleep with one eye open

^^ Suckness that the job ran over, but Coolness you will make your weekend.

Nice man!!

My dad passed very recently on 6/5/12. He was married 45 years and passed at age 65.

He either went to every track meet that I was in or he was one of the coaches for baseball and football. Going aways back, he was an assistant Scout leader.

From my dad, I got the love of cars and motorcycles.

The song that gets me to tears is one by a group called "Mercy Me" title is I Can Only Imagine. The first 3 notes get me since I know the rest of the song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_lrrq_opng

I am not near by, but hope it works out for you and the your family.

Only outlaws carry pencils

Well, I have a CCP, Conceal Carry Pencil that stays with me daily.

And I know how to use it to draw stick people in the margins of my notepad.

I am not really into airplanes, but that is cool to see that plane can even fly. That had to be a labor of love to build / fly that plane.

Sometimes it is neat to go back to the beginning of any industry and see where we started from.

Ok, I could just say so much without stepping on toes.

I think there is already laws about killing people on books. So if those laws don't work, then banning / restricting any device (gun, car, hammers) will also not work.

So, do we just leave the conversation at "don't go to bad places"

I suppose i don't need a car to get to work or shopping since there are public busses. So I don't need a gun since there are police to prevent crimes in the event a person does not obey the laws.

I do "want" a car so I can travel on my own schedule. I do want a gun, just in case the police aren't around and something does happen that would be a threat to me and my family.

Just another chance to tilt the view that gun owners are bad.

So the tweeter media guy slept in today and didn't hear about this incedent.

I don't think CNN would report all the conservation and other works of goodwill the gun owners perform.

My shirt arrived on the 14th, when i got it at Mid-Ohio superbike weekend.

Thx Mr C.

Each one of those guns were held by a person.

When I saw the poster my first thought was "neat paint job on the pistol"