Goldie

I'm pretty sure that has already been posted before. But it really puts things in perspective.

Cry me a river bitch, that's life! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ytCEuuW2_A&feature=quicklist

Thats quite humorous. No, but in all seriousness, you don't ever make em touch.

I had someone get into my car once, they stole all the change out of my cup holder, and tried to get the CD player out of the dash. Turns out they couldn't get the CD player out so instead, they just stole the face for it, so I couldn't use it either. How shitty is that? I mean seriously. If they were smart, they wouldn't be thieves. Just keep that in mind bruv.

I was wondering that too.

It's crazy that our troops would do just about anything to get out of there, or not have to go in the first place, and these twats go for the hell of it. It's hard to say they get what they deserve, but they almost get what they deserve.

He needs to go to a different series

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Love it

Verizon had first shot at the iPhone and turned it down because they thought the cost would be too high, and would not attract buyers/new customers. Jokes on them

Verizon will have the iPhone before too long

Omnia is shit on a stick. Get the Storm or the Envtouch.

Josh Barnett is lucky, he would have been destroyed anyway.

I just read the other day that home sales have had a gain for the last three months. It's a start, right?

I just wanted to throw out some more recognition for Brian at Dynotune. My buddy and I showed up with his project bike and Brian put in a lot of time to get the mapping correct. This wasn't your average tune, and isn't your average bike. As soon as I get the pics uploaded I will post them, but just to give you some background info; the bike is pretty much a custom one-off. What I can remember of the parts: A 2002 GSXR 600 frame, engine, transmission, and wheels 2005 GSXR 600 front forks, fairings, and swing arm 2005 GSXR 1000 rear shock Ducati 999 rear subframe and tail Honda CBR 600 undertail exhaust Yamaha R6 calipers Kawasaki ZX-10 Ohlins damper Customer HID/projector headlights And there is probably a load more, but the most important thing is to get the pictures loaded. I will get that done hopefully tomorrow. Again, a BIG thank you to Brian for his time, patience, and expertise. Anyone that is in need of tuning, make sure you contact Brian, you won't be disappointed.

When I got my first bike I parked it in my bedroom during winter. I still lived at home with my parents at the time.

Looks good. Everyone loves getting a new (at least new to them anyway) bike.

The yzf600r has never been fuel injected, and is no longer in production if I remember correctly. check out yzf600r.com for some more info on the bike. The site is dedicated to that bike and there is a lot of good info on there.

a yzf600r was my first bike and I was happy with it, but it did lack oomph. It was carbed which I hate,if that matters to you.

I use to sign my credit slips Bill Clinton. Nothing ever came of it though

I've been laid off since the end of March, the shock and awe will ware off with a little bit of time. Good luck finding your next gig. The best way to get a job is to commit to school. I committed to school and got two job offers, and three calls for interviews.

Same here bruv. Oh well.

What a pussy, I fit three in mine

I was talking to the BMW NA Motorcycle director about getting one at discount, then I got laid off. I would have bought one in a second, especially on discount.