Gixxus Christ!

Doesn't that throw a lot of lint and moisture into the air?

Pauly you've seen my garage. There's not really room anywhere... well maybe I could keep it under the snow blower or something... will see. Need to do something, it's killing my back working on these bikes down on the floor.

Idk about that man, I used to trip balls every weekend. Most I ever took at a time was 6 hits.

Yeah. Poly is for the track but will make you car ride like a pickup truck on the street.

Looks like I'd have to either do a cut-out or make mine removable and find somewhere to keep it during the winter.

I hope all new bushings were part of that $600 and I hope you didn't buy polyurethane like an idiot.

Ninja 250 With a cable brake? The midget has been hitting the sauce a little early. even the 1st gen had a hydraulic single disc up front.

So we should talk turkey then maybe...I have a 20" AR I built a while back. Never been fires. Stainless fluted red x heavy barrel, free float, flat top, weaver KASPA 4-15x40 optic, A2 stock, palmetto state lower, Dpms upper, bcg and parts kit (I think). It's nothing too fancy but it should hold MOA at 300 yds...but I've never shot it.

That makes very little sense. The idea of the emitter is to carry the water away from the house via a 3" pipe. That means a narrow and relatively shallow trench. It also means not buying a bunch of gravel and other materials on top of the pipe. Tonik I understand you are a fan of french drains. It's been noted. If, once I stake, line and run a line level where I plan to dig I find I don't have sufficient slope to use this thingy, I'll consider a french drain vs running the additional 5 feet to the curb.

So nobody's tried these goofy things? The reviews on home depot web site are mixed. Some people say their mowers lift up the caps and cut them off.

My point is that if I can move the water to the street where it will enter the storm drain system I will feel better about my property staying dryer.

should I trade a rifle for a race bike?

French drains fail eventually when the gravel clogs up with silt and clay.

Well if I used the thingy I'd run the pipe all the way up to the sidewalk so the water would follow it to my neighbors driveway 3 feet away and then flow to the street.

I'll shoot some when I get home.

Ok so last year we had a concrete patio put in and the guy fucked us in a number of ways. The most noticeable is that it drains to one central point that then floods. My idea is to put in a grated drain and bury 4" pipe to carry the water. Originally I was going to cut a gap in the curb stone and run it to the street but then I discovered these: http://m.homedepot.com/p/NDS-4-in-Polyethylene-Pop-Up-Drainage-Emitters-with-Elbow-422G/100153624?MERCH=REC-_-mobileweb_pip_rr-3-_-100164533-_-100153624-_-N So I figure as long as this 'emitter' ends up being lower than the drain near the patio it should work fine. Anyone have any experience with these? Any better ideas?

But would my sentra?

This TheseFilthyHandsRingtone.mp3

How do I upload an mp3?

Mine is the first 16 bars from mushroomhead's 'these filthy hands'

Lol @ his Jerusalem cruisers....with socks...what a douche.

If the end result is you off the bike and the bike on its wheels and kick stand, you did it right. Tell this guy to go eat a bag of dicks.

Good point. I figured that low side at around 60 mph, sound about right?

It's all minor shit and he'll be fine. I am gonna talk shit to him about how when I'd show up in full gear in July he'd ask me why I 'wear all that shit'. Now he knows.

At least I know what to get him for father's day now....