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Gotta love the old radial airplane engines.

Awwww... Its cute, congrats.. Dont lose it in the dresser drawer since it will blend right in with the bright, sparkly, bedazzled panties surrounding it. hahaha.. just kidding. . . . . . . . . .or am I

Post pics here.

And if I ever need to resort to that, Im sure there will be plenty of cans, cardboard, and wax around. Until then, there is no way in hell your little can will boil water as fast as a regular cam stove. Just saying. They are cool and all and I have made them as well but when Im camping/hunting, I want something quick.

Max speed on those things is about 20mph. I can tell you that when you are behind one its pretty obvious if you could go under one or not. Like I said. I swear you could drive a small truck under some of them. Considering that looked like a highway or 2 lanes each direction, there would be no reason for him to switch lanes until turning at which point they basically need to come to a complete stop and then cut across traffic when nothing is coming.

I run a WhisperLite Universal Hybrid Stove. http://cascadedesigns.com/msr/stoves/simple-cooking/whisperlite-universal/product The hybrid-fuel WhisperLite Universal stove delivers the ease and simmering capabilities of canister fuel, and switches easily over to liquid fuels for longer trips, cold-weather, and international use. Our patent-pending AirControl™ technology is what really makes it unique, delivering outstanding performance with all compatible fuels. It’s also the lightest stove in its class, offering excellent stability and easy maintenance, adding to the reasons this could be the only stove you’ll ever need. Hybrid-Fuel Performance: Patent pending AirControl™ technology creates the optimal fuel/air mix for top-notch performance with canister fuel, white gas, kerosene and unleaded gasoline. Canister Liquid Feed: Delivers better cold weather and low-fuel performance with a more consistent output over the life of each canister. Canister stand Included. Lightweight: Aluminum mixer tube, extra-stable stainless steel legs and refined design keep weight to a minimum. Easy Transitions: Liquid and canister fuel couplers pair with fuel-specific jets for quick and easy transitions. Field Maintainable: Self-cleaning Shaker Jet™ technology and redesigned leg assembly facilitate fast cleaning and even easier maintenance in the field. Includes: Fuel pump, windscreen, heat reflector, small-parts kit, instructions, and stuff sack. (Fuel bottle not included)

Wouldnt scare me at all. Some of those sprayers sit tall enough to drive a small truck under. A bike is nothing. Seriously.. I have them on the roads out by me all the time when crops are in.

Well I havent posted here much so. Last weekend my teamate and I took 3rd place in the Reade Range Spring Sniper Team Challenge. One stage also included a single shot at 1,000 yards at a 5" circle. (Wind was about 10-14mph) Only one team from each relay with the closest to center won points. I won it for our relay. Then the person with the closest to the center for the match won a Grand River Tactical Load Bearing Vest. I won it http://www.grtgear.com/Products/GrandRiverTacticalVestSystems/LBV3/

Ill need to wait until I get home to get that. somewhere between 5500-10K would be my guess. I know thats a large range but best I can do at the moment.

NADA says value is 9555. Let the bidding start at 8700.

Damn putty.. where did you find those.. I had that thing piped before it hit the 20 mile mark. In the snow even as you can see in that pic

Thanks for the compliments guys. Ill get better pics up on Friday but Ive added some for now.

Yep. forgot about that Putt Putt.. and hahah yota. I forgot you guys used to call it the show bike.

I said coming soon.. Calm down..

Yep, the time has come. Getting out of bikes for a while and will be putting my 2007 GSXR 1K up for sale. Orange and Black -Perfect Shape!! Power Comander M4 Carbon Fiber exhaust, Titanium Pipe. (Single side, removes Catalytic converter) I also still have the factory exhausts new in box and catalytic converter that will go with the bike. Stainless Brake lines 1/6 turn throttle tube. Brand new set of Pilot Power 2Cts ready to go on - Tires arent 100% new but were taken from a friends bike when he crashed it with less than 400 miles on them. Will also be selling the following: Exact models will be posted later XT Lap timber Leathers, Gloves TXC boots. Stands Maybe helmet or 2. Older pic of the bike. Will get some new ones this weekend for anyone interested.

Go to united van lines. Tell them you are moving and would like to get some used moving boxes. Usually they are free. Thats what I do.

Im still waiting to hear if its totaled or not. Spoke with the bodyshop today and they said they are right at 10K in damages but that the system has not flashed about possible total yet so who knows. They are hoping to have the estimate done tomorrow morning to submit to Insurance. Then it will be up to insurance to decide if its totaled. Im guessing it will just squeak by without being totaled. As much as I would like a new vehicle, the difference between paying $500 deductible or $550 a month for the next few years for a car payment, I would say paying the deductible is the better way to go.

Start practicing this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWzXlZXURHQ

I was there yesterday and 0% is still going on.. check Fords page today and its still going on as well.

^ This. My guess was that cargo shifted and or something stuck in the elevator. Sad situation. If they determine it was due to insecure cargo, someone is going to take a beating.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icfVsql38oc

Whats a friend pin? If it will save me money, hook a brother up.

Actually no.. 2 things.. my truck has a good resale value. Second. it doesnt really matter. The only reason ill be buying is if they decide mine is totaled. So, I actually took a kick to the head yesterday when a guy removed the nose of my truck at 70mph. just waiting now to hear if its totaled or not. If its totaled, daddy gets a new ride, if its not, then I pay the deductable and get my old ride back. Pretty lucky actually, if I pulled out 1 second earlier, I'd probably be dead and so would he. We both walked away. He was fine except for a sore back, I walked away with some bruising/swelling and a nice concussion. CT scans came back clear though.

Thats awesome.. congrats.. talk about a cool, chill job.

Yeah but where and when is the auction and the list of vehicles.