ScubaCinci

I don't do scary movies well or at least the ones that have the that real aspect to them. I had nightmares for weeks after seeing the decent. So fuck seeing this movie.

I can't remember the last scary movie I saw at the theater because my wife refuses to watch them for the same reason. I need a movie chick

I didn't even know he be illin'

(too soon?)

Yeah! Fry 'em

Timing is bad for me but I've always wanted one. Nice bike GLWS

Good ad and sweet bike

Where's Paul Harvey? I want the rest of the story

Oh shit, what the hell is wrong with people these days???

My son is at Ft Campbell in the 101st...I hope they catch those cowardly bastards responsible and dump them off onto one of the Army training fields for his fellow solidiers to mete out some justice.

I got a white leather jacket for the cooler mornings this season. The front is not so white anymore

The Blair witch project, the only movie to scare the shit outta my step dad

It was scary if you thought it was real...which a lot of people did when it was released.

I thought it looked good too. That usually means it's gonna suck

A lot of good that did I can count 10+ texting on my ride home from work every day.

Seeing those flashing lights pop on were never so beautiful!!!

That had to feel good!

Whatever, ill stick to my opinions you stick to yours and we can agree to disagree.

Hope you dont wreck while on your phone, even worse hope u dont kill someone. I would hate to see you get put away for driving distracted.

I never said I did such things, or even want to. I just don't think there needs to be a law against it...especially one that's unenforceable. In fact, since people will still be doing it, they'll start trying to hide it and put themselves and others at even more risk. Good job guvment.

Here's the basic problem.

- Drunk drivers cause accidents and deaths.

- Cellphone user cause accidents and deaths.

Simply outlawing these things will not stop them from happening, even with huge fines or jail time. The only things that will stop them happening are effective enforcement (you WILL get caught) or physically preventing them from happening.

- Red light / speed cameras are effective as they catch almost everyone who breaks the law.

- DUI interlocks are effective because a drunk can't start his car.

But nobody wants to put interlocks in every single car because they are too invasive, and nobody likes red light / speed cameras because they are too effective (or run in an apparently corrupt manner).

So we're back to square one - no effective enforcement of laws and no physical barriers.

Meanwhile, Drunk and cellphone users kill more bikers.

Second verse, same as the first...

(I'm Henry the 8th I am...)

Well said. Let me refine my formula, more laws = less freedom != increased public safety

I'd love it if lanesplitting was legal. I'm thinking it would incent more people to commute on two wheels.

I'd always be a little leary about someone intentionally squeezing lanes to prevent people from doing it. Especially those who didn't know it had been legalized (assuming it had been). A lot of people are self righteous and go out of their way to prevent people from doing things outside of what they consider to be right/legal. I always see people who do the speed limit in the fast lane simply to keep others from speeding.

Stop expecting the government to magically fix all your problems.

Amen!

That is good service and not to shit on your good story but also keep in mind it's in their best interest to resolve it as quickly as possble to limit their liability. Companies are much more cooperative and helpful when they have skin in the game.

Why didn't they call you and inform you of the activity and the hold on your account prior to you finding out by having your card declined which can be a bit embarrassing?

I was in Miami recently and made a rather sizable purchase on my Amex. Within 15 minutes I got a phone call, text and email from Amex asking to verfy the validity of the purchase.

fify

This from a guy who states:

I usually blow by cops at 10mph over in the left lane without so much as a glance. All my tickets are 20mph+ over the limit.

It turns out, the kid driving the truck goes to school with the lady I work with who originally told me about the accident. Her duaghter said he still showed up for school that day and was he was described as a "degnerate". I don't know the kid so I can't say but sad to hear the guy passed.

You can add all the laws to the books that you want, but none do a bit of good without real enforcement.

That's the real crux of the issue. Enforcement will be paltry at best and it further burdens law enforcement.

So now, in addition to ensuring you are obeying traffic laws, and not driving under the influence, and wearing your seatbelt, they have to see if you are playing with your phone. Meanwhile, the asshat next to them is "driving" while eating a burger and fries while smoking a cig (and then flicking the butt out the window for good measure ). All completely legal (except for the littering thing) and no less dangerous.

More laws = less freedom.

Riding home today, I got behind a guy who was talking on the phone AND looking through paperwork. I was like, who's steering??? I got around and past him real quick.

Now, tell me more about these air horns???

When I was looking to buy my Z last month, I noticed there eemed to be a lot of bikes for sale in that region as well. My son is at Ft Campbell now but he doesn't have a bike. A lot of restrictions on base for motorcycles.

I always thought that to get a drivers license you should have to take the MSF class. They already have to take classes in some states. It would certainly raise awareness.

Here is the news story. Apparently, "he was a helmet"

http://www.wlwt.com/news/30992444/detail.html

MILFORD TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- A man was injured in a crash in Milford Township on Wednesday morning.Deputies and emergency rescue personnel were dispatched to the intersection of US Route 177 and Harris Road in Milford Township at about 7 a.m. for a crash involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck.Preliminary reports indicate that Donald Herbst, 25, of Camden, was southbound on US 177 operating a 2008 Harley Davidson motorcycle when a pickup truck driven by Andrew Hensley, 17, of Milford Township, entered onto US 177 from Harris Road, striking the motorcycle.Herbst, who was a helmet at the time of the crash, was transported by Air Care to University Hospital in Cincinnati with serious injuries. Hensley did not require transport for any injuries.No charges have been filed yet. The crash remains under investigation.

Sounded like an opportunity for a cheap dinner.

Haven't heard from any of my friends in that area hope all is well for the rider involved. Did she have any idea what kinda of bike it was?

She wouldn't know if it was sitting in front of her

That sucks.

I wonder where on 177? Most of the intersections that go to 177 are just 3 way intersections before you get to 73 (headed north from Hamilton). Then afterwards there is a few bad intersections (Somerville and 177). They just redid that intersection last summer to make it safer too @ 177 and 73.

I can ask her when she gets back to her desk. I haven't see anything on the news sites yet.