Pokey

Make no bones about it, when it concerns you we shall criticize. Have noticed you swearing in your recent posts, that seems very out of character for you, are we starting to get to you? Nobody want to ride or hangout with you, are your feelings hurt?

I am serious about that cooler, shoot me a PM or something.

You mean pretty much any response he has made or thread he has started.

Covers up the mistakes and total lack of craftsmanship and talent......buyer beware is very appropriate here.

I am very interested in that cooler.

I have a big gun and a fast motorcycle, does that trump my tiny pee pee?

Sorry this was originally a double post, the site locked up on me.

And a can of wasp spray in your car. Of course I tend to choose Springfield or Sig.

I am going out and buying some Sky Vodka.

You are doing exactly what he wants.....you know that don't ya?

Except for the forum troll. Oh and us gun owners have a small penis, just wanted to clear that up.

:whogives:

I have tried them "once", went back to weights.

"Check the February issue of Motorcycle Consumer News, page 5, "Tire Bead 411". MCN tested these in October of 2006, and found that they did not work: they loaded a verified unbalanced tire with them, ran it on a shop balancer, and it was still off balance with the beads. After that, they did a road test: the beads made a barely perceptible improvement in the wheel vibration/bounce. The beads also created a gyroscope effect, making steering more sluggish, as per the editor's comments". Most quality tires nowadays are good from the factory, and if you mount it "properly" on a good rim.....it is many times pretty balanced. These things are a hoax guys, but by all means keep on believing they work "the manufacturer hopes you do". These things would be replacing weights 100% were they legit, and you do not want to use them in rims with TPS system. I have no weights on the rims of my WR, and it seems pretty damn balanced and smooth to me.

No garage to put my bike in, then I would not own a bike.

Full surface tear of rotator cuff "SLAP tear", badly torn Labrum, bone spurs, tendinitis, arthritis and bursitis. Injured myself in July of Last year "plus old injury", had surgery October 12, and I did rehab twice a week until end of February. DO NOT mess around with this, even though you are fortunate you have a partial tear. In my case I really messed my shoulder up, and the rehab and recovery is just terrible, very painful, and very long. I am maybe 75% at this point, and I am very consistent with my exercise and strength building. Range of motion is critical here, you won't get it back if you don't follow the program. PT said that shoulders are the longest recovery and some of their toughest to rehab. Not sure who is your Ortho guy, but my surgeon is one of the very best around and he specializes in shoulders. Might be worth a visit to let him check you out, let me know and I can hook you up. Yours can heal on its own and a cortisone shot goes a long way, but that causes scar tissue and you might never be the same.

Snake oil IMHO.

Yes they were out coached, but Louisville also had their players in better condition and their defense and bench was the difference. The refs were letting them play on both sides, and Michigan missed some big free throws too.

Buy a new helmet, try allot on and buy the one that fits you the best.

That particular engine is very easy to check.

With a new seat on the WR250R, I could easily venture pretty far.

Congrats!

I flirt with 200, have stayed the same weight pretty much for last 5 years. I hate to exercise, hate to sweat, hate to be sore, and hate cutting out eating what I love. I drink little pop unless it has bourbon or rum in it, but I just love my beer too much "and peanut butter Capn Crunch". I enjoy walking 9 holes of golf, and that has always helped me drop the weight. My shoulder is getting much better from surgery, so I am hoping to get back to doing that. Would love to hit 185, but realize that pretty much is unlikely.

Please stay off the roads!!!!!!!

A "little" communication goes a long way.