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That was an old hypothesis. I think medical historians believe MEN type 2B was more likely. But in any case, he probably wouldn't survive a CR boxing night.

http://i355.photobucket.com/albums/r445/martyr65/imagesCAVLY3MZ.jpg Narrator: I'd fight Gandhi. Tyler Durden: Good answer. Narrator: How about you? Tyler Durden: Lincoln. Narrator: Lincoln? Tyler Durden: Big guy, big reach. Skinny guys fight 'til they're burger.

Fortunately, one of Eman's first lessons was captured by a hidden cam. I can't explain why he kept calling me "Freddy." Humility 101:

No problem, bro. I've also had a long day and am too lazy to rep you in.

Those look great, Tim. :thumbup:

Sure, there's plenty of space now. (This happened Saturday night.) My apologies. This was all last minute ...... there was a thread by Jones about meeting up and going to Sawmill, and I suggested Akai Hana since it was in the vicinity and those few of us going out all seemed to like Asian food. I honestly thought about you, Howard and Wagner all being potentially interested, but guessed that you were too busy on a Saturday night to change plans at the last minute. Moral to us all: if you're open to meeting up on the weekend, check the Meetings & Events section frequently to see what's up.

They can seat 6 of us around 9:15

Definitely down for Akai Hana @ 9 p.m., then cruise to the Depot to see if the warm weather brought out the ricers. Akai Hana: http://www.akaihanaohio.com/

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Mmmmmmm. Baklava :nod:

I'll be there with a vehicle having an odd number of cylinders

I think what you mean to say is that we never did one together. I've done two.

Saturday CR bike ride?

LOL

Congrats, AJ! It just confirms what most of us already knew about the quality of your work and your good taste in modifying cars.

What goes around, comes around, my young friend.

just had an emergency change my whole weekend. Sorry to bail out. Be safe everyone.

Last minute problems ..... gotta bail out. Hope you have a good time .... drive safe.

You know I could never refuse an invitation from you, Erica. Perhaps Mellow Mushroom first, then catch Howard's band?

The same group that hosted last summer's Route 66 Rally is putting on Rally Appalachia 2011. Here's the promo video for it (my half-second of fame comes at 0:37): http://www.youtube.com/user/RallyNorthAmerica#p/a/u/0/6G9qSXKhlqo Rally rules: http://forum.rallynorthamerica.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=262 To register: http://forum.rallynorthamerica.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=154 I had expected this to fill immediately, but it didn't and there are spots left for anyone interested. Last year three teams from CR registered very late but ended up taking 3 of the top 4 trophies. Costs run $175 plus hotels plus your gas and food for four days. So far, Farkas and I are registered with the Viewt and Paul Michael (FyrhzrdGT) and his GF are registered with his diesel Mercedes. My thread from last year's rally: http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=80707 A bunch of you said, "If I'd only known about this, I would have gone for sure" and "Make sure you post a thread if they do this again." Well, here's your notice.

I'm good with additional prep for safety. I'd be okay with one lane only. I'll chip in extra $ if you need it for more prep.

Superleggera means "superlight," and the LP 570-4 is the lightest of the Gallardos, weighing 1,340 kg or 2,954 lbs.

Here ya go: http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1743

My 999 is over five years old and I've put 27k miles on it. I've worn-out the clutch (dry clutch, not known for its longevity), had the oil changed every 3 thou, had the valves adjusted three times, replaced the chain, and put a number of sets of tires on it. Not exactly "working on it constantly." In August, 2005, I rode it 1,027 miles in 20 hours, 21 minutes in an Iron Butt ride ..... hardly something a fragile bike would endure. :gtfo: http://i355.photobucket.com/albums/r445/martyr65/999.jpg