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Damn! like a boss indeed!

Welcome to OR! also, looking for a replacement?

+tyrannosaurus Rep

Who do you plan to kill or intimidate? That's all guns are for right? Also, great choice, they are awesome pistols.

My girlfriend's father used a .22 to make holes in the ceiling of one of the old theaters in downtown Columbus to give it the appearance of stars when backlit. No killing or malice involved. I know this is but one small example, but goes back to the idea that a gun is nothing more than a tool which is designed to lob a piece of metal over a distance. In his case, that was exactly what he needed. As far as target practice goes, I enjoy the challenge of improving my focus, fine motor skills, reaction time, ability to track objects, etc. Could I do this by playing golf, or using a slingshot, or some other method? yes. But none of those other methods offer me the inherent precision in a rifle which allows me to detect smaller variances in my skills. I most certainly don't pretend that those paper plates I'm murdering might one day be an attacker who I might need to dispatch. I enjoy target shooting, and the great thing about this country is that I am free to do the things I like.

Target shooting, which is all kinds of awesome.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/07/25/obama-takes-on-gun-violence-in-new-orleans-speech/?hpt=hp_c1

street triple or an fz6?

Awesome adventure, definitely keep the pics coming! And maybe if you're keeping track of it you could post a map of your whole journey thus far, for those of us "someday, that will be me" folks

What a beautiful, happy pup! Thanks for sharing even though it must be hard to look back through some of those. Always good to remember the good times shared with our canine best friends. Don't beat yourself up over a misspelling, she sure wouldn't have loved you any less for it!

Looks like exarch took on a part-time reporting job, because that article is FULL retard

Sorry for your loss, sounds like a great friend. Good on you for making the tough call.

found you a new SFW vid for your sig, just needs converted to gif form:D: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMgmYutL9W0 :bow:

double post

Which shop? I picked up a cl175 and need a few odds and ends that might be nice to have. good progress thus far, definitely looking forward to seeing more of this build as I decide on what to do with mine. Good luck!

http://bicycleone.com/ Stores in Gahanna and Pickerington, and they've always done good, quick service for me even though my services are free since I bought a bike through them. Paradise Garage is also good people, but further from you. Another option for you, though it won't help you in the next week or so, is to take a short course in basic maintenance. Bikesource (they have a westerville store) has maintenance classes that will show you how to adjust at least your brakes and rear derailleur, among other things. http://www.bikesourcecolumbus.com/clinics.php

nice fz, GLWS! But you do know you can keep the bike AND deal with the new baby, right?

Hell yes!

http://www.bikeexif.com/motorcycle-movie cb350 with cl exhaust among other modifications