Pauly

I’m a definite maybe…probably.

PM me your address and I'll drop them in the mail. Thanks, Bubba.

Andes V3 Drystar pants, size XL. Brand new, no tags. No miles on these pants. $100, plus shipping. (A-stars run small. Check their size guide) Belize Drystar boots, size 43. Brand new, no tags. No miles on these boots. $150, plus shipping.

Because I'm dumb?

Just checked my schedule and I'll be home for this ride.

I love not needing stands almost as much as I love having a driveshaft. I'd gladly trade once/year final drive service over regular chain and sprocket maintenance. Practicality and function are irreplaceable to a grumpy critical bastard like me. I'm surprised how easy to own the BMW happens to be. It's very maintenance friendly, yet requires very little maintenance. Of course, nothing expensive has broken yet.

I'm pretty sure this is how I'm gonna have to do it. Buy some land after the market stops being insane and then build something.

I'm riding tomorrow.

Broke in my new riding suit with a quick romp down 800, lunch in Fly, then back up 536/78/800. Now time for a shower and dinner to celebrate Amanda passing her Anesthesia Final. Wednesday is her Clinical Pathology Final. Here's the hotdog I shoved into my mouth today...

I can live with that.

If I'm in town, I will be there.

Is this going down?

Elevators, however, fail all the time. Good luck.

Some jimmies are easier to rustle than others.

I've been trying for years, man. It won't happen.

Congrats Jen!! You'll get used to the heights. I did. Mind over matter.

Tim is the worst I've ever met.

Forget the DMC. Take the Tesla.

Have a brand new pair installed and two more sets in the basement. I'm good for a couple months, at least.

We ladies...

Just fire in their general direction. If they happen to walk into the path of a bullet, that's on them.

Installed a pair PivotPegs to the zee beemer.

Love your scooter.

A coworker had his truck parked at the rental car place and someone got $3500 worth of converters while he was out of town. His insurance covered it, but he was sans vehicle for almost a month.