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got Urban Meyer's number?

i love how one of his "extras" was an oil change. so, you guys are saying that i cant keep a running total of all the money i spent on my bike and just add it all up and thats the asking price? thats balderdash!* *this must be said in an english accent or its not as funny.

i bought it...

check out SVRider.com for more info on sv's that you can shake a stick at........just dont become one of those sanctimonious pricks. lol

man, love me some peebers. i was in brooklyn a couple of months ago and my friend took me to his neighborhood bar for pickle backs and pbr tall boys, as a set, for $7.....thats USD. best deal in tha city. my only question was, "why dont i live here?" and then we started talking about cost of living.........

way to hound dog it. :thumbsup:

maybe his post whoring is a cry for help?

how is the suspension? i dont want too much front end chatter. how 'bout the rear, any signs of the rear end sliding out on a hard exit? slipper clutch?

aww, that tires is still good for goin' around corners.....

sort of ironic, this thread. what happened to all our lap-time-posting haters........meh...

i too only have free tv. my friend just gave me a powered antenna and it works much better than the bunny ears i had. not sure about internal fractal patterns, though. here is a video about them Hunting the Hidden Dimension. the pattern i used is pretty basic, so i dont know if you would get better results with a more complex pattern or not. i also made it in about 15 mins before the boss caught me lol. let us know how it turns out.

so, i work in a woodshop and we have a small stereo. it gets shitty reception and we always have to move the antenna around and the reception always changes because there is a trucking company in the same building and their cb's mess with the reception. it sucks. well, a few weeks ago i watched a video from pbs, i think, about patterns in nature called Fractals and how these patterns are found in everything. pretty interesting stuff. there was a scientist on there who had a problem with the reception in his apartment. so, he fashioned his wire into a fractal pattern and it drastically improved his reception because, iirc, fractal patterns can be found in radio waves and it aligns better with the waves because of that....anyway. i've been intending to make one and finally did today. it actually worked really well! kind of surprised me that it made that much of a difference.

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Jesus is Jewish, of the Tribe of Judah. Not an Arab. Also, there is mention of dinosaurs in the book of Job. Its all in there and weather one believes it or not one should, at least, take it upon oneself to get educated on the subject before expecting to be taken seriously in any context.

i was just thinking that we'll never hear the end of this! also, i guess we can bring our fighting men and women home now.

alas! that information for which i have been waiting.

i got one of those a couple years ago. i was going the opposite direction in a semi on 270 and the trooper did a flip and pulled me over for no seat belt. i tried to protest but he then asked me if i wanted a speeding ticket (60 in a 55) or a seat belt ticket. i took the obvious, i think it was $100. its a non points violation (or used to be) and probably not worth the hassle.

Ours is a Democratic-Republic. Hence, The American Experiment.

let me digress, i took your post to wholly disregard RP because he seemed to want to push Christianity on the people through govt. but, you can also see his strong stance in support of the constitution. he can be a Christian all he wants, but the constitution prohibits him from forcing any of his views on the people; nor would he if he could, IMO. what i got from your POV is that he wants more Christianity in govt. what i read is that he would like to see citizens, as individuals, get back to religion, in general, as a means to gain morality. the FF recognized that all/most religions shared the same morals at their base, not the extremes, and so made it an integral part of the constitution to prevent religious persecution and/or state sanctioned religion, like in England. he's speaking out against how politicians rally to get the word "God" out of govt, altogether. because, like you said, the word is not mutually exclusive to Christianity. i guess what i'm saying is, with regard to RP wanting to allow Christianity to influence govt and considering his stance regarding the Constitution, that all evidence is clearly to the contrary. first off, you cant stop me, you can only hope to contain me........ anyway, organized religion, in many cases, is treated as a business and is a clusterfuck. however, like i wrote above, each religion, not church (mind the difference), shares many of the same core values. that is to what i was referring, and so tried to express. if someone is a Scientologist i aint mad at em, its not my thing, but i'm certainly in no place to judge. now, if they can provide good care to my children (that i dont have) without including their religious beliefs, then i wouldnt deny them as a care taker. the key being that they can differentiate between their job and their beliefs. i couldnt agree more the degree of subjectivity when it comes to morals, i was just trying to express my agreement with Dr Pauls opinion, the way i understood it, that people are more morally bankrupt than ever before. much of which, i feel, is based on lack of understanding and language translation, as the Bible was not written in English and, as is commonly the case, many things get lost in translation.

to complete his thought: he's talking about morality and civility. you cant write policy to force morality, it has to come from a typically moral source like religion, in his example (predominantly Christianity here and the argument of organized religion aside). i dont agree with his opinion that that is what the founding fathers envisioned, but they were mostly christian. thats the most extreme example i've seen from him and read that as more of an opinion although not devout in his verbiage. and its a huge stretch to say "he very much believes...". he clearly supports the separation of church and state in the context of state sponsored religion or a religion establishing a state. your argument is a stretch.

RP ran in '88 as a Libertarian and '08 as a Rep. We should all be so lucky as to have him in the white house in '12. The prob with libertarianism is that it requires people to take responsibility for themselves and empowers the individual. We clearly can't have that in this country.

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its like a life sized stomper.........remember those?