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I got one this year also, because it's cheaper than chiropractor.

I'm here because I'm one of the cool kids.

Thank you for the review. I can't wait to ride with music!

As I was looking for some tires on the Michelin website I noticed that Buell has a few new models. Maybe Buell will be in MotoGP with their new V4? http://www.michelinmotorcycle.com/ (it's a bug with Chrome)

I had a radar detector on my bikes in the past! It's amazing how many times I was thinking about passing someone and didn't because my radar detector went off. Probably saved me many tickets. GLWS

yeah, I agree the 13.3 has enough power. Upgrading to a 7200 rpm hard drive will make a noticeable difference in speed and little decrease in battery life.

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Yes, good find Fusion: http://gizmodo.com/5675479/the-ultimate-router-battle I've had the pleasure of setting up many small business/home office networks and I agree that the Linksys is fine, actually I have the WRT-160N and it works ok. I have had some problems with interference and bugs in more complicated environments with the Linksys/Cisco WRT-160N, and I usually solve this problem by recommending a D-Link. After having set up a D-Link DIR-825 I can say that this D-Link router is significantly better than what I'm used to. The range of the D-Link was amazing compared to what I'm used to with cheaper routers. Here's a review for the DIR-825. Also the D-Link has a guest internet feature. The guest feature is great for allowing people to use the wireless internet without giving them access to your wireless printers. According to the reviews the DIR-655 is cheaper with many of the same features. So, I would get the DIR-655, if I was in the market for a new router. In addition I'd order a different set of antennas, like these http://www.l-com.com/item.aspx?id=21679 just for fun. I can say from experience that these antennas gives you a little extra range.

I have a mac and pc, and I go through stages where i'll just use the pc for a few weeks and then the mac for a few weeks. There both pretty fast, and both have Antivirus programs. I use Sophos free edition for the mac and Eset Smart Security for the pc.

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Since I've seen Saw 3D these Saw-esque scenarios are becoming second nature. Ok, so here we go. He wakes up with his hands and feet strapped in a giant baby carriage about 20 yards from a tall brick building. The giant baby carriage is loaded into a catapault, and his vocal cords have been surgically removed. He has a thin metal plate mounted a few inches in front of his head, and in front of the plate is a microphone. He must be able to maintain an average, almost unattainable, decibel level for one minute by banging his head into the plate, or else he will be launched via catapault into the brick wall. (By the way, the force required to create the required decibel level will most likely knock him out.)

I noticed I'm about a year behind, but what the hell. I really like your setlist. I'm also a big fan of the Weezer. I'm not a musician, and my musical influences are usually limited to audiophile recordings from the library, Reference Recordings , and what I hear on the radio at work. But since you asked here are a few suggestions. I didn't see any Smashing Pumpkins in your list. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nooJkJC5Qfs I also didn't see any Deftones. I'm not really into the really heavy music (Deftones is about as heavy as I like); the Deftones opened with this song at one of their concerts I attended. The sound quality isn't great in the vid, but you can see the crowd. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLvW3IpKCaI&feature=fvsr Nothing quite like a nice instrumental interlude, sure there are better, but I love this track! Especially after 1:30. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOxCs7i7ibU I like some other bands like the Bloodhound Gang (3.14, discovery channel, etc…) and Green Jelly's Little Pigs song is great.

That's awesome!

:idhitit:The best part about pregnant chicks is that they're horny as fuck, their boobs are awesome, and you can't get them pregnant!

These electric vehicles need to be able to exceed 100 mph if they want to safely commute. I couldn't imagine driving on an Atlanta freeway at less than 90 mph.

Yeah, that's why I always keep it above 140mph on the highway.

Since I just recently saw Saw 3D, I was thinking Saw-like justice. Have the driver wake up with his balls super glued to an exercise bike's seat. Have a car that is going 60 mph suspended from the ground about 10 yards behind the exercise bike. The perp has 60 seconds to get off the bike and press the button to stop the car from being lowered and subsequently running him over.

This sounds fun!

Good luck on your search for the Mac. I've bought all of my Apple computers from the refurbished section of Apple's online store. They come with a one year warranty and have performed flawlessly for many years. (My dual G5 worked great until it died after almost 3 years and 3 months of abuse (yes, that's 3-months after Applecare expired). http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac?mco=OTY2ODY3Nw Oh yeah, of course the new craiglook is a great place to look for deals. http://cleveland.ebayclassifieds.com/computers-tech/north-ridgeville/imac-g3-apple-computer/?ad=2839563

I bet if you added a plow and a lift kit? I think people are looking at buying trucks now that it's getting cold.

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