r1crusher

I'll tell you what, you leave my penis out of this discussion and I'll leave your vagina out of it. Kids Take it how you want, call me a vigilante, Rambo, whatever. I fully understand that if I have no way out of a situation and I'm forced to squeeze the trigger I will not shot to wound. You wanna get backed into a corner and shoot arms and legs, knock yourself out. I don't think anyone wants to kill another person, but if it's me or him....he's going to lose.

Well, if that's how you feel I'd suggest not carrying at all. There's obviously a huge responsibility that comes with carrying and the biggest one is the fact that you just might have to take the life of another. You could just as easily 'neutralize' your attacker with a lamp if you're worried about killing them. I'm sure once the second attacker sees how you've taken out his partner he won't stick around.

well...can u meet at your moms place on saturday?

Bit me Yota! LOL!

You should NOT shoot to wound. Placement is important, but shooting them in the arm to 'make them drop a weapon' or shooting them in the leg to 'keep them from running at me'...all stupid advice IMO. If you're going to pull the trigger you intend to completely STOP the threat, not piss them off. Two in the chest and one in the head, threat terminated.

I'm a bit closer in Sheffield Lake. My bike is on my stands but I could take it down long enough for you to get your stuff done. The rear is setup for spools, but I do have the swing arm blocks some place and the front is no problem. Send me a PM with a number I can contact you at and we'll talk if you want.

Answer: your jumbo vajayjay.

If you bring up your Brigs mower with a PC3 on it I'll pay for your tune.

Stop showing off Papa....we all know you're a bad ass in a pink suit. All the same, what Papa says I stand by...period.

Glad I didn't have to type it.

All of the boots you have showed will offer some protection, but not the best. Unfortunately, the best foot protection is full height protection. I will sacrifice a little comfort for the best protection. DO NOT SKIMP ON THE GEAR! It's the only thing you can rely upon if something were to happen. You really need to quit thinking of it like “race” and “street” boots. They are all just boots with varying levels of protection…the taller the boot the more protection it should provide. Boots should offer good toe, ankle, and shin protection. I personally prefer Sidi boots. And if you want a good example send a PM to Inyazz. He had on a set of boots very similar to the style you’re looking at and he wound up with a not so pleasant 6-8” scar on his shin which more than likely could have been avoided. Take it for what it’s worth, but if those are the boots you are dead set on as your selection I’d say the best pair there are any of the ‘uncomfortable’ ones. And of those the Joe Rockets would be your best bet as they offer at least some shin protection. All of the ‘comfortable’ ones are nothing more than high top sneakers and will offer you little in the way of real ankle protection. Anything which will keep your foot from getting pulled down and back thusly breaking your foot at the ankle or tearing your tendons is what you want. These will typically have some sort of hard plastic armor which will also help in the event of a ‘run over’. Sidi’s are one of the best IMO with their designs. Good luck with your search!

I know for certain there are quite a few 'northerners' that would like to participate in this but being it's the first week of April it's still very early in the season and thusly a bit cold for us to ride down. I understand you have dates to start other projects. But given enough time to setup the date, could something a bit later done? It could potentially get more people there. Just throwin' it out there Brian.

Edited for extra emphasis on important part.

I just voted.....and the poll is looking pretty good. Yes votes: 96% No votes: 3% Undecided votes: 1% Total Votes: 1351496 Guns are good...period.

Don't know where you're getting those figures from but here's what the BBoGV says: MSRP $599, Conditions: 100% - $475, 98%, $425, 95% - $395, 90% - $365, 80% - $335, 70% - $295, and 60% - $250. Now throw in the following on top if so equip'd: $18 for adj. rear sight, $22 for steel sight, $47 for night sight, $80 for fixed Meprolight sight, $105 for fixed Trijacon sight, $22 for compensated barrel (23C), and $145 for competition model w/ adj. sights (23CC) So he was on the high side for his gun, but this does not take into account the current economic forces pushing prices up slightly. Are there better deals around, sure maybe.

Another interesting read, thank you. But I'll keep my .45.

Nope...need to change your sheep Betty?

HAR HAR!! You so funny with your wheelchair jokes! I'm sure you have plenty of them working for the manufacturer. Tard....no call either. WTF!?!

Meh....a little Neosporin and it'll be fine.

Hey....the only people I gave the clap to was your wife, sister, mother, and granny. I have to test out my bitches before I put them on the street. My pimp hand is strong these days beotch! You best fall in line like a good little hoe.

Don't you have some sheep to wrangle up with SAM!?!?

Oh yeah...we have some neg. rep'ers sneaking around. None of them will man up and leave a name though.

Dachshund's tend to bond closely with owners. New kids are sometimes seen as a threat to them, but with the right training and patients the would become accepting of kids. We have one and whenever we have company he's on edge for a while, but once the kids start playing ball with him he's in heaven.

Hockey is gay....carry on.

Fack! Now my rep. is green! DAMN IT!