Dweezel

I'm in no way agreeing with this fuckwad but most of those HDs that go to these things, well most of them in general, are stupidly loud just for the sake of being loud. I know I can't stand to be around them

growing old is a requirement, growing up, is strictly optional

I don't see that selling too well with the diesel dykes

I'm havin a bash at my place gotta break in the new bar my friend and I built but it's 3 1/2 hrs from Cbus LOL

Rly.

And if it's for women, I hope it comes with a GPS locator so the shop can come and get them when the POS engine shits out on them. they should have at least thrown a Rotax mill in there if that was their goal.

Mediocre idea, bad coming to fruitation.

if thats the best handling bike she's ever ridden she ain't rode much. Ashame they put a HD mill in there too. All that for 22k, I hope they throw in a gallon of lube.

Hey I just picked up my new carry piece too! It's not as badass as yours, but I think it'll do the trick.

Seriously I've got two of those. Next time I'm down, it's on like Donky Kong!

there should be pics there?? I can see them, I linked them from my album.

edit; Try it now, I had the album set as private for some dumb reason. SHould work.

Well I picked up a XD .45ACP yesterday went out the old mans and ran about 20 rounds through it to de-virginize it today, damn does it shoot nice, not as brutal as the National Match 70 series, (and no where near as sexy either) and a LOT lighter as well. Very nice gun, very happy with it. Its gonna be my new carry piece untill I can finally force myself to buy a Sub-Compact.

Well closed loop uses an oxygen, MAP, or MAF sensor to monitor incoming air, and out going exhaust AFR's, and make constant adjustments, Openloop knows nothing but the program and sticks to it no matter what.

Ease of use, and cheaper/less problematic would definately go to open loop, also HP

Closed loop is great for emmissions though.....

Your reasoning for getting the permit is exactly why it's available. That is a good reason. I just may take it a bit further and carry all the time. I never know when something bad will happen. I can't tell the future and I don't ever drive through bad neighborhoods. (well' date=' maybe not never but as there aren't any on my daily commutes) It's just nice to have a little extra coverage on my 'I don't feel like dying today' policy. And I agree with you and the last thing I want to do is kill somebody in defense of my own life or the life of another. I also want to come home to my wife every night.[/quote']

Amen, Couldn't have said it any better if I tried, and I did, and it didn't sound that good. And yes I do carry the majority of the time, but on trips to my grandmothers or up to the drug store, I tend not to. I live in a well kept middle class neighborhood with a good police force and a low crime rate, my odds of running into trouble around town are extremely scarce.

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 your still allowed to carry your penis right? Even if you have no idea how to use it.

Sorry I'm not a gung ho wanna kill everyone and anyone who pisses me off kinda guy, but I assure you if I had to, I would, but I'd seriously consider all other available options first. I didn't get my CCW with dreams of vigilante justice or an 'I can't wait to shoot at someone' attitude, I got it because I can. Mainly for my drive to work, I go through some pretty sketchy neighborhoods on my way and when I'm on the bike I get lots of less than desierable members of socity checking it out a little more than they should be and I feel safer with it.

Now, we must all fear evil men. But there is another kind of evil which we must fear most, and that is the indifference of good men.

i always understood at distance if you shoot someone in the skull at a certain spot it will just ricochet off.

yes, and angle has allot to do with it too, but straight on at a close distance it would penetrate. Hell, my cousin hunts deer with a .22 rifle (he'd put schmuck to shame, has over 150 guns, mostly rifles and assault type weapons, including about a dozen AR's) says he hits them behind the eye in the skull and they drop on the spot.

i keep imagining someone doing that to my mom (fortunately, she doesn't drive a bus) and i keep thinking i have to go buy a wood chipper.

actually you can rent them, probably be more cost effective that way, seeing as your probably only gonna use it once

Any caliber is deadly. The problem with the .22 is it usually doesn't stay in the body. Personally' date=' I wouldn't carry anything smaller than a 9mm for self-defense. Others would and that's perfectly fine. As long as you are carrying something...[/quote']

Now everything I've ever heard is contrary to that, I've always heard a .22 stays within the body and bounces around, and usually shatters into small pieces.

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.

see, now I'm not John Rambo, I don't know how well I'd take to knowing that I ended someones life. I'll take the 'neutralize' option first, and leave the 'terminate' option until last

lol wow I know I'm gonna get shit for this, but here's the stance on the subject. A .22 is gonna stop someone. IF your in a situation where you have time to fire, you have time to place it properly. Unless your attacker is all jacked up on PCP a small caliber .22 is gonna cause enough pain that they'll stop, a round in the right shoulder (or left if their holding with their left) will cause them to drop their arm and weapon and it's about over.

IF someone is out specifically to end your life, their not gonna ask you if you'd like to draw your weapon first, they have the element of surprise, and you'll be dead before you know there even was a situation.

If the situation allows you to draw a weapon, most of the time that itself is enough to defuse the situation.

If they have a gun pointed at you, and they firmly intend on killing you if you do not comply, you'll be dead before you can get your weapon out, theirs is drawn and aimed, yours is still in your waist band, holster, up your ass, where ever you keep it.

Accuracy.

If you can't hit a man sized object at 20 feet, you shouldn't have a gun. being able to hit a target at 500 yards is pointless in a SD situation. the extremely vast majority of SD conflicts are point blank, to 20 feet, after that it gets kinda hard to prove self defence.

I've read on several CCW forums that the FBI did a study, and before you get a concled firearm out, a man with a knife can issue fatal cuts from as far away as 21 feet and a man with a drawn gun at any distance

Okay I think I caused enough shit, I'm out.

its warm enough for me to sit in the parking garage and stare at MJ, so thats my plans for he day!!

Thats just creepy dude....

I changed out the oil in mine, made a nice difference I think. Pretty easy to do too.

blah, I'm sitting at home, Bike is out the old mans in his garage, my jeep is in the driveway with a blown head gasket, and I'm sick as a dog and have a Dr's appointment at 12;15 I've got to find a way to get too....

I have noticed. All talk circles back to taking advantage of sheep and 'meating' other members....

faker

'Ohio, the heart of it all!"

I'd be interested in seeing a break down of posts in winter vs. summer months. I'd be willing to say they drop off drastically in the summer during 'non-working' hours