wolfman

Why don't you guys just make an APC sammich?

Ouch! Glad to hear you are healing up!

Yeah, they do! Skip to 0:50 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06mhHNme71c&feature=related

+1000 on the Interceptor

The one in my signature is for sale!!

Awesome! I know where you live and I'm coming to steal your toys.

Your wife must be cool as hell...either that or she already has a rug picked out... :grin:

Yes, but I really shouldn't.

What year is this? Got any pics?

I would only be using that as an additive. As mentioned previously, olive oil or canola oil is the way to go.

I've never been to the parts dept. but I have talked to them on the phone. Also, you can search for parts online http://www.800390bike.com/parts.asp

!! Damn, I didn't realize lowered & stretched 600's could wheelie...

Poor Nick...hopefully his wife gives him his balls back soon!

Remind me to never buy a used bike again!!

F that! I've been running olive oil (extra virgin!) for 17k...no problems! Adds 10 hp, too!

Thanks for posting this!

Mmm, dual sport...that would be a good time. I haven't thought about looking in the aerospace sector for a job. If I stay in Ohio, I'm not going to be as picky about the job b/c I plan to return to school eventually....just not at the moment. If I move, it will hopefully be for an energy related job.

Thanks for all the info! Your post pretty much hit on all the points that I thought would bother me. I'm still going to go out there soon and visit some of my friends and see for myself, but I'm thinking it would be too much for me.

Ah yes, Battelle...I have applied to about half dozen jobs there so far and still no luck. You make a good point about applying to jobs that are asking for a little bit more experience/education...I had never thought of it that way. I've actually seen the job posting that you posted but hadn't applied to it for that reason. I like to snowmobile, mountain bike, hike, etc. so I thought Denver would be a pretty good fit for all that. Now Tokyo would be interesting, but I don't know if I'm prepared for that much of change...yet.

Yup, I was looking at LLNL and it looks nice. They do some fusion research there that would be of interest to me. Also, looking at National Renewable Energy Lab in Colorado.. I like the suggestions guys...keep them coming. Definitely going to be checking into the Raleigh area.

:lol: I'll keep that in mind...