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Meh, I stick to what I'm good at

I dont enter bike shows, my bike is more function over form.....but I'd go to one and check out the cool rides. I dont do poker runs, rather only stop for fuel/food/scenery when its a must. Members host group rides once in a while, keep your eyes peeled in the EVENTS.....especially the Southeast Ohio area, good riding down there.

Duck Dynasty can take a long swirly ride down a short dirty shitter without Will. The wisest specimen of the entire Robertson family just left the building, and for what? For regurgitating the same opinion of the very book of faith this country was founded by? A&E can go play a lifelong game of hide and go fuck yourself. Sure, times have changed since this country has become so overwhelmingly hung up on making every OTHER culture happy here while simultaneously forsaking the forefathers....but this nation's pc bullshit has exceeded ridiculous for far too long.

My wife didn't start riding until after I married her, but late or not....she's a biker chic now, and biker chic's rule. She's always been a tough lil badass lady though, just another reason I married her

$350 firm. If this sells he's swore to invest the proceeds towards adopting a homeless AR15 in need of a good home, so this is selling for a really good cause folks.....C'mon, buy today and help save a carbine

I was steered away from polymer lowers because they're supposedly more susceptable to wear. Not sure how susceptable, but it also wasn't enough money saved to sway me into buying them. The upper pin hole and mag well were mentioned to wear pending the amount of use/cleaning, which I'd assume to be the case with most any material. Early this year, Element Arms had a sale on stripped aluminum lowers but appears that deal is gone. Keep shopping, cheap 100% lowers are out there

Only managed 3-4k this year, some long rides southeast, mild track miles, most was commuting

^^^What he said. Bonus is that they're cheap to rent, any issues and you get a replacement trailer, plus you can insure the contents too ( I think )

The nerve of some fux ( ie - retardedly free of any civil fortitude in this case ). The family is just as dumb, and likely pissed since they were probably relying on his score to fund another weeks moonshine binge. The samaritan should've crowned the kid with the barrel of his pistol to get his attention with some damned conviction, then if the kid still spun his gun around, unload into his empty fuckin head. No plaintiff, no problem

Damn Joe! Thats one big homestead. You got a monster underground drug cartel kickin into overdrive, or is you making edumicated money all legal like?

Tried Nesba & Wera classifieds?

That is the beastiest guitar ever.....BUT he doesn't tap 8 fingered sweeps on 2 different necks, simultaneously like Vai

I've always played Ibanez RG series guitars, my first guitar was an 1986 model and its far heavier than my newer Basswood models. Thankfully Ibanez went with lighter wood bodies, which is fine since all of my tone comes from the pickups and preamp anyway. I had a USA custom Jackson that was a late 80's and a Fender custom H&M, both were heavy too. I dont know how Vai ever played that heart shaped, triple necked beast back in the day without getting a broken collar bone.

You got that right. A mahogany and maple 6 string weighs enough, but playing out with that 8 would demand a pillow under the strap or a chair to play it seated I toyed around with a new Ibanez 8 once.....and only once.....I'm just stuck on the old school 6 string format, cant comfortably get my hand ( or head ) around a 7 or 8 stringer

No doubt "useful" in some aspects and a fuller overall sound and tonal range for a single guitar performance/band, but imo the necks are considerably wider than a 6'er which limits the playability for me. Besides, 12 octaves are plenty. 14 and 16 are just overkill when my whammy pedal gives me up to 24 octaves I refuse to play an electric horizontal harp

Absolutely. But I gotta say, 8 string guitars are just absurd

My buddies wife had it done and she did panic a bit with the eyelid clamps as well as being temporarily blind when they removed the lens, but she can see perfectly afterwards and said she'd do it again after experiencing the first time. I guess they give patients a mild sedative to help relax? At least her doc did. Good luck and it ultimately sounds like you'll be glad you did

Cool concept......these should really help with enabling gamblers

Good Daddiness......even though no squirrels, a kill is a kill

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