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Is this Brandon? I might come out for a bit, trying to figure out who out of all these new kids I'll know though, what cars are you going to bring? Might ride the 1098 out... ~Alex

This could get interesting...

Leave Michael Jackson out of this. Regarding the bike... BMW's have always been quirky as hell. The front of that one is so weird I kinda like it LOL.

I can appreciate that Brian

Wow. You guys should duke it out with a thumb war or something.

This cafe shit is starting to catch on all over the place.... I'm all for it

I have not laughed so hard in weeks!!!!!!!!!!!

Hilarious.... stupid whitey bars!

Sick, sick feeling. Haven't been on here in a few weeks. Ugh. Horrible loss of life :( :( Editing... Kenny was a guy that was on my IM list for so many years. We'd chat every once in a long while, but like nothing had happened. Last time I saw him was on his R6 randomly on Bethel. Ugh. The worst reminder in the world for us all to slow down, but gawd, it's all I can think to do as some sort of method of regaining something from such a horrible loss.

LOL, this is retarded beyond belief. Why do you associate your above logic with a christian god, rather than one of the other thousands of gods humanity believes in and blame them? You don't need Hitler or Obama to point to as non-existence of a christian god...

Great post.

It would suck to be hurt. It would suck to be laid off. My opinion though is that a company can't be expected to pay someone indefinitely who can't work unless there was severe neglect on their part and they really, blatantly put someone in danger. (I'm talking the stuff you still see in the 3rd world, people losing arms and shit). If that's not the case, why not look for something else where you can regain a fair work for fair pay scenario? I don't know details and I'm not assuming I do, but workers comp insurances and all the other insurances companies have to pay dogs small businesses to death - let alone when there's actually a claim filed against that insurance. We as Americans shouldn't have this workers vs. company attitude anymore (and I'm not saying you do necessarily, but there is a large part of the population that does, and the existence of unions is all the farther one need look). We can't afford to - it's ignorant and short sighted, and it won't keep us the greatest country in the world, by what amounts to ignoring the affects of globalization and cheap-ass foreign labor. I'd try to find something that's more win / win somewhere else and avoid a battle - you were hurt on the job, and they need to have employees they're paying create value. Both sides have an argument if you push it. Just my humble opinion... try to find something that works for everyone - new work, fair pay, time for you to heal without stress on you and a company. You could negotiate for a severance deal to help out while you search for new work perhaps, win / win for your current situation while you search for a new one... If you present an attorney to your previous employer, all good will is going to be gone on the spot

Cool... why the down gearage? Seems quite a bit, 2 and 1... but hey, if it's cheap you can un-F the F'd and have something to toy around around on why not. At the right price there's a lot that can gain appeal Never mind Kenny, he's just ...you know, Kenny. That is a weirdo mod list though. Was a chick riding it before, or supposed to be riding it? Did you get a couple hours with her as part of the deal? ("stupid, stupid, wench"! <bang bang bang> "dont know shit about bikes do you" <bang bang bang>"your MAN set this up for you didn't he?" <bang bang bang> "never even LOOK at a bike a gain" <bang bang bang> <finish> <drop her> <take bike away> <the end>)

Awesome....

Democrats.

From CL >> Track school mule. 37,218 miles before the odometer stopped reading several years ago. Very pliable frame, easy to bend back into shape after mishaps. Special chinese tires, got a great deal on ebay. Also converted (for fuel economy) into a two cylinder. You can re-attach the plug wires at any time and convert it back to four cylinders. Sounds good too. Great starter bike. I won Daytona on it in '07. Have paddles for sand events. $3500 negotiable! >>

But seriously, we all know the best way never to get a headache is never to get MARRIED in the first place! WHAT the hell...

Fucking AWESOME #3!

Fucking AWESOME #2

Fucking AWESOME #1

No, definitely not all the way down, it got really bad after a while. Good to know it should clean up later in the season though...

Wheels shouldn't stick out past the fenders... it's already a wide body, wtf do you need even MORE width for? Other than that, not horrible, pretty clean actually. So many FD's are in a horrible condition nowadays

Since no one else has been down apparently, here's the skinny. The top half or so of 555 was decent. This means ridable, but with gravel in some places. The "bottom half," once you hit the portion where you come to a stop sign, turn left, and then turn right only about 200 yards later and continue, was terrible. Had to turn around after a mile or so, just kept getting worse and was quite dangerous. But, who the hell cares, 200 miles on the bike today and I'm in one piece, always the definition of success. Hope ya'll got out as well!

I heard it was kinda bad... can anyone confirm or deny?

Heading out now... pondering if I'm going all the way to 555 or not