r1crusher

I would argue that plows on quad do not suck if you have the right setup for the job. My father's 450 that i bought him years ago still plows snow great. He doesn't have a huge drive so it works great. The right tires can make all the difference also.

He's never been a team player, Todd.  

That's bs. There's nothing wrong with GUIs.

Ah...I know plenty to be dangerous and understand relational DBs but with Oracle and MSSQL so...

SQL is SQL.  

Is this something for you are is your company looking?

I knew there were some peoples down here somewhere.  LOL!

OK, r1crusher.  Sorry for the loss.  Take care and keep in touch.  We will get together and ride soon enough.  The season is only beginning.

Thanks for the condolences, OB.  As it turns out it looks like my in-law wants to shoot for tomorrow morning now so there's a slight possibility that I might be able to get out tomorrow afternoon.  I'll try to keep ya posted as the day progresses.

I have a funeral to attend today (wife's grandmother) and tomorrow I'm moving my in-laws 36' foot travel trailer back to their campground spot later in the afternoon so I doubt I'll beat the rain to make it out during the week at all at this point.  I still need to get a charge on all the bikes, mower, genny, etc.

And if Parks is planning on appearing he better be on the opposite end of the firing line from me.  I'll have enough distractions and don't need him eyeballing me like the last cheeseburger in hungrytown.

As long as "El Capitan" stays in his bottle the night before I'm sure she'll have no problem around Craig.  

I have a bead breaker but need a better set of tires spoons.  I also have a wheel balancer as well.  Gotta have stupid stuff since there's no one within a 100 damn miles to do tire changes...and it doesn't hurt when racing bikes also.

I'd be game for this.  One question...I'd love to get my significant other in on this if it's not over the top kind of a class.  She comfortable with guns and she's a safe shooter, I'd just like for her to have some better defensive skills.

I'm not far from your hood Bob.  I'm south of you here in Winchester.  I have a little maintenance to do on the bike now that the weather is turning so hopefully I can get out a little more this season.

Well I'm not going to pay someone more than what I could do it for myself...which is free.  As for the software, I won't say one way or the other but I will say it can be "borrowed" rather easily. 

Screw all that shit.  A friend of my son's bought a '13 Outlander 1000 XTP...HOLY SHIT!!!  That thing is absurd as hell but damn it's nice.

I've not verified this but I was told by someone at a local well know gun range that there might not be a need for a trust in order to get things such as suppressors anymore in the state.  I personally don't believe it and again I've not researched it so...

But I can tell you that doing an NFA trust (Revocable Living Trust) from what I've read is pretty damn simple and you can use any number of online places to create it or purchase software to created it.  I personally found some software to create one, I have it all done and just need to get the final part done (i.e. notary).

Madcat you dumbass! Screw building another AR! You don't need that shit you need more black ops zero dark thirty chest plate piercing steel! You can buy lots more knives with what you spend on a stupid AR.

That's right asshats...Woot is offering a lot of CRKT knives right now.  Get that collection started or add even more to what you gotz!!

http://www.woot.com/plus/crkt-knives-4

I'm another Roku dude.  I have several around the house here, in our toy hauler and I even have one that I take when I travel for work.  The Roku stick is very convenient due to it's size but I still prefer an actual box so that I can plug in a usb drive and watch content that I've purchased and ripped or whatever isn't on Netflix or Hulu Plus.

My $.02.

PS - My wife bought a Neo and it's a POS...fyi.

Eh im kinda done with kershaw their quality for the money has gone down. Ill stick with mora knives for my truck bag, and a old school leatherman.

But this one actually has a screwdriver on it so you won't be fuckin' up your blade anymore. Lol!

Well....I know someone needs a knife that's a little different but still works like a knife.  Then go get your Funxion on!

Kershaw Funxion Kinves - Woot.com

He'd be more likely to do the trade if you took him to Chipotle instead.

When I started running faster times I was chewing up the Rosso rears after just a few track days.  Switching to the SCs helped longevity but I think some of that was due to running warmers as they keep the heat cycles to a min. throughout the day.  You won't be hammering a cold tire and wearing it out compared to going out on a hot tire.  I was running :09s at PIRC on the Rosso and I could touch :07s on the SC.  Don't know what times your typically running but IMO most trackday guys can't push a good street tire beyond it's safe limits.  I'd still recommend a set of tires cheap enough to get you good life at the track and use the remaining $$ for more trackdays or tires.  I wouldn't rule out the Rosso as a good tire for the low-mid "I" group rider not using warmers.

PS - don't forget that with some race tires if you're not keeping the heat in them on the track just because you're a little slower they might not work at their peak.

Then remove your emotions from the price and sell the damn thing already!

I ran SCs as well coming from the Rosso Corsa.  I'd say just save yourself the money and run SCs unless your really wanting to run the Pros.  You can push the Rosso pretty far for a "street/track" tire also.  I went to the SCs when I started racing and running warmers full time.