jester3681

You can fit an 18" wheel in a standard household oven? Do you have to angle it?

Ouch.

Pretty bike! Love the color scheme. Congrats!

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Some one has to need this. Or just want it. It's be great for cleaning gold spoons and such, for anyone in New Albany. If you live off Parsons I'm sure you can make meth with it somehow. I bought it to clean small parts, now I'd rather just do that by hand.

I have a 3 year old daughter who's getting pretty good with crayons, I'm ready to let her get started with paint. She's an avid Buckeye fan - I'm sure she'd love to decorate "Cutest Buckeye." (Not sure that she heard us right when we said BRUTUS Buckeye). Her schedule is pretty light. Most days she plays with her little brother with occasional breaks to go pee pee in the potty. In terms of compensation, she'd probably work for free if she could climb on one of them and/or run around the studio. If you'd like to come over and look at my refridgerator, I can show you examples of her work.

I'm sure it does

Different job now... I'm thinking I'll get it. It's just under $100 for the renewal and the new stamp.

+1 - Also, if you're tall, your stride may be longer than the machine was designed for. I had this problem with our treamill. Couldn't run on it, could barely walk briskly without hitting the front.

http://www.harborfreight.com/25-liter-ultrasonic-cleaner-95563.html ^^^^ this. Brand new, in box, never used. I plan to eBay it later in the week, thought I'd give y'all a crack first. $40 OBO. Will ship in Ohio for $10 ($50 total)

I guess my feeling has always been it's such a small amount - I think like $1.50 per title - that it's not worth the hassle. Most of the work I did was for work and you can't charge your employer, unfortunately.

If I wanted to eat my own young, I would be a hampster, not a lawyer. More people like hampsters.

Hey guys. Some of you have used my services in the past as a notary... well, my time is coming to an end. I'm only good until February 20, 2012. In my notary career, I've notarized literally thousands of titles (less than four years!). I pride myself on never charging for this service since I got my notary paid for from a previous employer. Well, if I re-up, it'll cost me some money. Thoughts? I hate to start charging, but I also need to offset the cost. I do have some selfish reasons for wanting it - it makes it easy to buy and sell cars, which I did a lot last year to help make ends meet when I was at Nissan.

Are you buying or selling? PM me - may be able to help.

I'm glad... the temptation level was much too high.

http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/bad-handwriting-foils-bank-heist-153544045.html Illiteracy is a terrible thing to deal with as an adult.

For those of you unfamiliar with this area, after reading the story it makes a bit more sense - Agler Road ends at Sunbury Road and becomes Sunbury Drive - a winding residential road that immediately goes down a steep hill. I'd be afraid to go 10 mph in a car through that intersection. I figure they went airborne and missed the first curve. Either way, RIP and hopes for a full recovery.

I love it too, but I found out something about it this evening while researching wire wheels. This one is actually an XV920, not a Virago. The XV920 was a chain drive. There just aren't any pictures of this bike from the right angle to tell that. Humbug, right? Oh well, I think the XS wheel is the way to go.

It shore will! The drive and gears were all pretty much the same back then. I have an XJ1100 rear wheel on it now. XS1100 was pretty much the same as the XJ.

Guys, I think I may have found wheels I like. The early 80s XS models with a shaft drive had an 11 spoke wheel similar to the Harley XLCH model. 18" rear, 19" front. I can live with that. Bolt on, black them out... I think we have a winner. Spokes would be great, but would have ended up being too much money and headache. Thanks for talking me through this.

One with spokes...

I'm not that far from convincing myself to go with spokes... my big problem is I have a garage full of wheels for a Vriago that are non spoked... I guess that's why we have eBay, right? And to be honest, if I use the XV535 rear wheel, I'm pretty much unlimited for the front - I can really use any spoked wheel, so I could use a Goldwing front end, or who knows what. I guess, the more I think about it, the more I think this is the way to go. I'm thinking the aluminum recycler is about to get a shitload of motorcycle rims...

I think this guy has 110 and 130 tires on this one.

It has to fit in our nook. I have 43.5" slot in the wall it needs to fit in.

This one has the two 16" wheels. Builders say they handle as well as stock, just need to stagger the tire size like you would with any other size rim.