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Ya even the dude was like, this is unusual... I mean who would be dumb enough to rape someone with their parents in the same house. I know it happens or can happen. But randomly? And Im sure the dude had his hand over her mouth but im also sure she would be able to let out a scream or two. Plus the rapist just leaves?! Thats it?! lol... "ok well, thanks for that... i guess i'll let myself out..."... I dunno but this sounds fishy

baller

costs can be kept relatively low with good planning. Things I've learned:

- CAMP. it's never cost me more than $25 to camp. Usually more like $10. hotels are at least $60.

- use a truck, if you can. Trailers add to tolls a LOT.

- Don't go to tracks via toll road! see above. Putnam is about an hour further from me than Gingerman, but I'll be at Putnam more often because the tolls to get to Gingerman make it a lot more expensive.

- don't buy more tire than you need. I'm running a fast I/slow A pace on Dunlop Qualifiers. They last for freakin' ever. Even at my pace, I get at least 6 days out of a rear, and double that out of a front. I count on 2 rears, 1 front, and 1 set of brake pads each season. ends up about $450. Less if you get good deals on tires. You don't need "DOT race" tires to do trackdays. You also don't need tire warmers, etc. Those things certainly help, but if they're not in the budget, they're not in the budget.

- have a cheap bike. $5k is the most i'd think of spending on a track bike, unless i was serious about racing.

- have a small bike. Less power = longer tire life. My buddy Jeff absolutely destroyed a Dunlop 209 in one day on Sunday. he rides basically the same pace as me (can't catch me, but I can't pass him, so you figure it out), and demolished his tire under acceleration on his 1000RR. My 600 is a little kinder, and an SV650 is even better.

- do 2 days at a time. Most orgs give you a discount on the second consecutive day, and you're getting twice the riding out of the same travel costs.

- buy credits in bulk. Not sure how other orgs do it, but if you buy $500 in credits from NESBA, they give you $575. That makes your membership free, and sets you up to pay very little 'extra' on two full weekends at Putnam.

- buy events in the for-sale section. People freaked about the weather at Beave this past weekend and were trying to unload their $165 events for $125. I wish I'd been able to take advantage of that!

Good advice and info man.

Thanks for the hookup and hangin on to mine for so long lol

Ya im sure after seeing the other guy get a horn stuck through his jaw id double guess my career choice as a matador also

I hope to one day get addicted. Maybe when i make enough to uphold such an expensive hobby

Doggie style pictures with santa killed me hahaha

Hahahhahahahahah!!!

It all depends on availability and urgency. Sometimes lungs soaked in smoke for 30 years gives more time than someone with cystic fibrosis which is a pretty serious disease. I'm sure the situation is more complicated than it seems. The recipient should have been notified about the lung's condition regardless.

Extreme performance on woodman near colonel glenn is pretty good and quick. it was $60 (on bike) for one wheel which was pricy but they were done within 20 minutes tops.

Be early!

hahahahah clownin

He gave him plenty of room but why would u drive like youre racing if u feel like ur being tagged? Just drive however you want, no need to succumb to peer pressure. Guy was a douche... no way i'd be all "ok, relax"... more like fuck you i drive how i want you drive how you want

I got an arai profile for around 300 just recently. Good and slightly cheaper option than the shoei lol....

Im no pro, but i dont think messing/adding a bit of foam would affect its durability/safety all that much. It seems more dangerous to not have a good fit. As long as it fits snug and balanced on your head it seems like it'd be fine.

Im supposed to go cbus but if im in town ill be down

woooooow.... that looks painful as hell, damn thats crazy

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ahh i gotcha... ya i dont figure most make a living of doing this but was wondering how feasibly profitable it is as a hobby haha... my favorite hobbies are the ones that make you $$$

love the look of the zx6r... if you gettn for good price id bag it

Ah ic.. damn thats deep. So is there any chance of MAKING money with a combination of winnings and sponsors? Or is it that you have to be one of the most top notch racers to pull that off?

I know im a complete noob to this so i apologize if any questions i ask sound ridiculous....

Are these races strictly for fun up-beat competition or do you actually get paid for winning races?.. I cant imagine spending sooo much money yearly without coming out with a paycheck... If so, what are the winnings like?

They were the HD/cruiser type guys, not just HD guys. Not the out of shape HD guys...lol. You know, the guys who think they are Jesse James...

hahaha... Thinking you're like jesse james, that itself deserves an ass beating lol... But you prob did smartest thing, keep your fam safe, stay out of trouble and let authorities handle it... But i aint got nothing to lose and woulda had fun sparring again haha

Cheap shot the biggest, look who has piercings and mangle them, and get a crazy eyed look and see who steps up next. That's just me though.

Hahahah Same here... I dont have wife and kids to worry about so I'd woop one guys' ass, do a few tae kwon do flips, add a little bruce lee sound effect or two and end with a kung fu pose... If they didnt get the idea well then i'll just kick all their asses, im not sure of the stereotype but im pretty sure im more fit and trained than HD riders lol

that was pretty neat... such a waste of coke though

Bad. Ass.