Gunner75

Now they do. There was a video posted a couple weeks back saying different. No doubt its been removed since I can't find it.

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They should have never arrested him he should have been executed right there.

then they lose the chance at more evidence of other cells. Least thats what they say they want.

If you really want one there has been a drawing thing going around facebook.

yeah its the same helmet. I wouldnt even use it i would sell it on ebay or something

Are you honestly trying to compare that POS to a high end Shoei? You can think I overpaid all you want but trust me I bought it well under book so I'm not worried.

No im not comparing it to a high end Shoei, all im saying is these helmets were originally marketed as having been DOT/Snell/ECE approved it even said so in some of their facebook postings that I had read. The guy in the video fell for the look without doing homework. The quality of materials are far from meeting any of those standards. Yes seriously overpriced from the get go, but there is no way in hell i would pay over 500 for any helmet to meet DOT/Snell/ECE specs when there are so many other helmets out there that look better and have been proven to meet the requirements.

In the end I wont buy shit from a Russian company due to the chances of it being total shit.

Well then you to would've deserved to get fucked over

I wouldnt have bought one at that price to be honest. I considered it for the shock factor. Ive seen many people out there pay over 1000 for some Shoei helmets and I think they are nuts too.

I believe you over paid for your victory, do I think you should get fucked over? No the manufacturer should stand by their claims. And at the time they were marketing these as DOT/Snell/ECE approved. Its obvious by the view angle they wouldnt meet either of them, but they specifically stated the materials used were, but when you look at the helmet inside parts its far from it.

The surviving Boston bombing suspect, reported to be a Muslim, is being treated at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston by Israeli doctors.

I find it ironic that they said he sustained injuries that are going to prevent him from speaking

ikr it was a sad day in my life. Women make me nervous.

bahahahahaha

I had seriously considered getting one of these until i watched that video this morning

This guy says he paid over $1000 for his. I had actually wanted to get one since the company says they are DOT and Snell approved. Not after this shit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUQ_BSD0MQ

Congratulations

Currently sitting in on a chl course with my wife.

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Much safer in Mexico with the cartels, crooked cops, and roadside bandits. Canada is better...worse weather but better everything else.

You can go to Canada if you want to, I would much rather go live in Brazil. They have far less strict laws on guns then Canada does

Thats Chaseontwowheels im subscribed to him on youtube. Hes actually pretty entertaining at times. Sucks though, hes had 2 2007 R6's stolen from him in less then a year. His second bike was stolen within 3-4 months after purchase.

1v1?!!!! You people shoot at each other in this class?

lol i meant 1 on 1 help

Well that didnt take long for us gun lovers to get blamed

http://www.politicususa.com/nra-republican-party-easier-boston-bombers-weapons.html

America is a nation steeped in the rule of law that generally refers to the “authority and influence of law in society;” especially as a constraint on bad behavior, including behavior of government officials. Americans would expect that elected representatives responsible for creating laws would be well-versed in the ultimate law of the land, the United States Constitution, but as the past four years have revealed, Republicans are not only unaware of the Constitution’s provisions for law, they are likely to distort and ignore them when it suits their purpose. Advocates for the law and law enforcement officials however, are well-aware of the law as part of their professional standards, and they consistently adhere to legal statutes to ensure justice protects the people according to the Constitution.

On Friday, amidst the manhunt for one of the suspected Boston marathon bombers, Senator Lindsey Graham displayed total disregard for the Constitution and suggested the Obama Administration hold the alleged bomber as an “enemy combatant for intelligence gathering purposes” and implied that law enforcement should avoid reading the “Boston suspect Miranda Rights telling him to remain silent.” One expected, and witnessed, that type of comment from ignorant conservatives who immediately decided the suspect was an Middle Eastern radical fresh off the boat from Afghanistan, but Graham is a United States Senator, a trained lawyer, a colonel in the Air Force reserve, and a member of the legal arm of the U.S. Air Force’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps; Graham also swore to support and uphold the U.S. Constitution.

Although the Constitution does not cite it explicitly, presumption of innocence is widely held to follow from the 5th, 6th, and 14th amendments, and the Miranda warning requirement is an established Constitutional precedent. What Graham suggested before knowing any facts ignored that the alleged bomber is a United States citizen and was apprehended on United States soil, but Graham proffered the same advice in 2011 when he said, “an American citizen on our soil who collaborates with the enemy has committed an act of war and will be held under the law of war, not domestic criminal law.” At the time Graham suggested ignoring the Constitution, there was no proof the suspect collaborated with “the enemy” to support depriving him of his basic Constitutional rights as a U.S. citizen. However, there were intimations that the young suspect was a Muslim and for Republicans, that was enough to deprive him of his constitutional rights, and suggest scuttling debate on comprehensive immigration reform. It was more bad news from Republicans who blocked a gun safety measure that may prevent a repeat of the events in Boston this week.

On Wednesday, Senate Republicans and four Democrats shot down a bill to expand background checks for prospective firearm purchases on orders from National Rifle Association leader Wayne La Pierre. Republicans served the NRA dutifully for decades, and their unwillingness to protect Americans now, and in the past, certainly made it easier for the alleged bombers to engage in gunfights with law enforcement and detonate improvised explosive devices at the Boston marathon. With Republican support, the NRA successfully created an environment that made access to firearms easier for the alleged bombers, and tracing the gunpowder used in “pressure cooker” bombs and homemade hand grenades impossible.

With Republican assistance, the NRA lobbied, and defeated inclusion of a substance called a taggant in black and smokeless gunpowder used to identify the manufacturer and chain of custody that was not available to law enforcement after 3 people were killed and more than 170 were wounded. Identification taggants are microscopically color-coded particles that, if added to gun powders during their manufacturing, would facilitate tracing those products after a bombing back to the manufacturer and through mandatory (but non-existent) distribution records through wholesaler and dealer to the original purchaser according to a 1999 NRA report. Not only did the NRA block inclusion of taggants, but recently they opposed a proposal of Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg requiring “sales of explosive powder be subject to a background check,” especially large amounts necessary to create pressure cooker bombs. The suspects used gunpowder in homemade grenades against law enforcement officers during the gun battle that took the life of one suspect and wounded a police officer that Republicans have assailed for the past two years with their persistent public sector cutbacks and assault on union labor.

If Republicans had their way, the government-funded and unionized law enforcement professionals, FBI, and ATF officers would have been shorthanded due to the GOP’s two year anti-government budget cuts. The alleged bombing suspects were identified, tracked down, and eventually stopped because of the professionalism and dedication of government-funded police officers, FBI, and ATF agents and not because armed civilians stood their ground according to ALEC and NRA wisdom. In fact, if nothing else, the events of the past week demonstrated how dangerous Republicans are to the nation, and how desperately needed more government funding is to maintain the safety and well-being of the people. For example, the Republican assault on the U.S. Postal Service and unionized workforce, if successful, would prevent the careful screening that caught ricin-laced letters to President Obama, Republican Senator Roger Wicker, and another government official.

This has been a horrible week for America on several counts, but maybe it exposed the danger inherent in allowing Republicans to run the government. Their vote to kill background checks assures the next disturbed American citizen who wants to bomb citizens and engage in running gun battles with law enforcement officers will have little problem securing firearms and untraceable gunpowder for improvised explosive devices, and their assumption that Muslims orchestrated the marathon bombing all but assures immigration reform is finished before it started. But what is most troubling is Graham’s willingness to abandon the Constitution’s legal protections within days of defending gun-zealots Constitutional rights that informs the Constitution is a document of convenience for Republicans who are the real existential threat to America, and with dangerous budget cuts thinning law enforcement and Justice department ranks, there is nothing to protect innocent Americans from the nation’s real enemies; the Republican Party.

Advisable not to post your cell number since its a public forum. but ill send you a text so you can save my number. I wont be able to roll tomorrow as my wife has her CHL class and Im sitting in to assist the instructor for 1v1 assistance

That magic port worries me.

That magic port is nothing more then a mechanized door that prevents dirt and contaminants from getting into the usb ports. Its actually pretty easy to disable. Worked on several recently and never seen one fail.

Acer, Asus and Toshiba laptops are the only ones I will even consider buying. They all three come with great options, Acer and Asus have the best warranties and you can usually get a good accidental damage replacement plan with them. If you want an idea of the ones I would go with. If you want a touch screen laptop get a windows 8 system, personally I would stay away from 8 until they fix their issues and stay with a windows 7 rig. 4gb is the absolute minimum i would go with for memory, 8gb is preferred. If your going to save a lot of your pictures to it, at a minimum 500gb hard drive.

These choices are the ones I would take based on performance. The top laptop is an entry level gaming laptop so its pricey. If you dont need that kind of performance the second one is the way to go, but the bottom rig is a great choice. Ive worked on a couple for friends who cant seem to stay away from porn sites and constantly get viruses.

first choice

http://www.cnet.com/laptops/asus-g75vw-as71-core/4505-3121_7-35248863.html

Second choice

http://www.cnet.com/laptops/acer-aspire-s5/4505-3121_7-35331780.html

Third choice

http://www.cnet.com/laptops/toshiba-port-g-z930/4505-3121_7-35334587.html

450 is a good price. If I wasn't saving up for cedar point with the family next month I'd meet up and take a look at her

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Get a bike cover on that Ninja, James.

I had a cheap nylon one that lasted all winter. Neighbors dog got her chain link wrapped around it when I was out one day and ripped it.

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Until I get sent to areas such as James H Mcgee blvd in Dayton to do a job that 2 people who have as much experience as I do can't get the job done.

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I have no idea dude it seems random when it works. Maybe Casper can enlighten us

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Its a ford would you expect anything different?

Yeah, I expected my company to stay with our Dodge Caravan's that we had instead of going with a 4 cylinder thats way underpowered for what we do with them.

No garage to keep it in man?

I used to till the landlord stopped making his damn mortgage payments. Now im stuck in shit like this till We get shit straight to try to buy us a place

Advantage of living in a small town, no one fucks with your shit when they know your packing heat all the time

That ugly midget van? That is bullshit.

Yep and I have to drive/live in that ugly piece of shit 5 days a week, just broke 30,000 miles since i got it new in August, its had to have the transmission rebuilt once and the engine worked on twice.