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Coyote

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  1. Great... Just what we need: More Chinese-made crap.
  2. Somebody needs these (You know who you are..!).
  3. Usually I just say 'Welcome. Otherwise, No worries. Somehow, though, I've noticed that I've picked up the strange habit of saying Good Morning in response to Hello, no matter the time of day. Unless it's actually morning, then I just grunt.
  4. I'm 5'8" 150#, 31" inseam The pants fit me like leathers should, the jacket is larger/more loose...
  5. Made me think of a few folks...
  6. About 4-5 weeks right now.
  7. New IWB rig came today...
  8. Coyote

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    From the album: Stuff

  9. Just saw this. Didn't know if this had been posted yet or not, but heads up... Construction/Speed limits and Detours (Oh my): I-71, SR 314 http://www.midohio.com/Assets/Documents/ODOT-construction-fact-sheet
  10. Coyote

    Gen 1 or 2? (Or V4?!)

  11. I've always enjoyed listening to the August cicadas...August being my favorite part of the year as well. Met a lady from Canada (not the French kind, so she was OK) who had never heard Cicadas before. She thought they actually sounded ominous and scary--as if there were some giant creature in the woods...
  12. From ODNR: Based on the year of adult emergence, cicadas are grouped into broods with each appearing during a different year. Due to staggered development, adults appear somewhere almost every year and since some brood territories overlap, a few areas may experience more than one emergence during a 17 year period. Adult periodical cicadas have red eyes and dark bodies and measure slightly over 1 1/2 inches long. They do not bite or sting. Adults live about four to six weeks during which their sole purpose is to mate and lay eggs. Cicada “songs” will be heard from early morning to late evening as long as adults are present. Males are responsible for the droning noise as they call for mates. Periodical cicadas should not be confused with dog day cicadas which are larger in size, mostly green with black eyes, and appear each August in small numbers.“Flagging” or breakage from slits Adult cicadas do not feed. Damage to deciduous trees (especially oak, apple, dogwood, and hickory) occurs when the female cicada cuts two parallel slits in small (pencil-sized) twigs where she lays 24 - 48 eggs. Sometimes a continuous slit 2 - 3 inches long is formed as she moves up a twig, repeating this process. The slits cause browning, breakage, and scarring on affected branches. The eggs hatch in six weeks and young cicadas, or nymphs, fall to the ground where they burrow into the soil and spend the next 17 years feeding on small roots. At the end of this time, usually in May and early June, nymphs crawl out of the soil and climb up tree trunks or other vertical objects where they shed their nymphal skin and emerge as adults.
  13. They were, I just hadn't posted them up yet
  14. I still haven't found one instance of a firearm being tried or imprisoned for it's wrongdoing... Must be something wrong with the legal system.
  15. Alpinestars Stage perforated leather jacket Size 42/52 $110 (with liner) Alpinestars Track Pants (no knee pucks incl.) Size 32/48 $110 Or as a set, $200 Both in great shape. Some tank wear on the belly of the jacket...Can hardly tell the pants have ever been worn. I do have some thin (new) Teknic pucks in the garage if wanted... These zip together, but not suggested for the track use (only 3/4 circumference). Great for the road rides, though. I'm off the street for a while, so cleaning out the closet.
  16. Would actually have to say 'Jəəq' to say 'beer' if flipped. That one just says 'beer'. Enjoy the funny, and try not to over-analyze
  17. My self-esteem has reached new heights just by reading half the content here... 48÷2(9+3)= 1.85$ And I now know about Blue Waffles
  18. Not exactly where I was going with that...Was more of a gerbil reference. The sick and twisted might get it (I certainly didn't ).
  19. So glad you included the additional instruction... May have saved someone from quite the embarrassing situation.
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