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This is pretty funny. Take an unusual medical condition and add some music, exploitation at its best. anyway, it's worth some laughs. *disclaimer* the video is work safe/ sort of. some of the stuff on this website is not. http://www.machovideo.com/video/Hottie_with_Dystonia_16633/

Keep up that positive attitude Brian! It was cool meeting you today. As long as your in Rhodes I'm on the 3rd floor if you need some company. I work 6:30 to 3pm. (3-3443) Let me know if there is anything I can do to help.

Nice! Worthy of a second look. I got a screaming deal on this at $75 off of MSRP $450. I'll let it go for $350 with ammo. The holster was just bought for $30 if interested.

Just a feeler to see if there is any interest in buying my .357 Magnum. Its a Taurus 65 that was bought new in 2004 (paid $375) and has only fired about 200 rounds. I'm considering a smaller semi-auto for my carry piece and could use the cash for the buy. Not taking offers on the AK47. >>sorry for the gun overload but the only other picture I have is the one with me standing in front of the mirror in my boxer briefs acting out the scene in Taxi Driver. "You talking to me? Are you talking to me? You must be, I'm the only one here!" >>and I'm saving that for the girls....

Supposedly, the license rates are going to increase from $55 to $67 any day now. Delaware county is currently holding off the increase at least through next week. If anyone plans on filing their application make sure you get an appointment on the books soon and verify the $55 fee. Now you have $12 in your pocket to put towards some ammo.

This may work out better getting one already shortened. I was going to buy another one at stock length to keep if/when the wife gives up and lets me have the 650 back. price?

Did you have to lower the 650s for the wifey?

Man that's a tough call. Take the cage to Coshocton so I can haul beer, and miss some good riding. I may be able to haul a six-pack in the back pack so I can still enjoy the opportunity for a nice ride. I think I'm up for ride out that way next weekend, what's your schedule like?

I lowered my wife's bike as low as the links allowed, about 2.5 inches. She likes it and wants to keep it at this ride height, but the kickstand is too long and needs to be shortened. I figured the stand will have to loose about an inch of length to allow the bike to lean enough and not fall over. So has anyone had this done before? Does one inch sound about right? (32" original ride height, now 29.5" with a 10" stand) ---What should the labor rate be at a machine shop to cut and weld it back together minus the inch? ---Any recommendations for a shop that is up to the task?

Welcome!

Welcome fellow SV'er!!

Welcome flygirl! I think the sv650s is a great starter bike that you may never outgrow. **Bonus** Spare parts are plenty and cheap. I've got a collection of broken pieces from my wife's "mishaps". Enjoy the ride...

Looks like I'm in for this one! Can't wait to see you happy bastages.

Today is the day that the possiblity of such a psychokinetic energy is proven to be nothing more than the imagined sense of something that does not exist. The theory that the mind can move objects, alter the path of an object in motion or impart a force to influence to outcome of an event is nothing more than a fantasy conjured up by those that wish such a power existed. Realizing the potential of such a force can provide endless scenarios of a better world for man. However, this day brings news that such a power will never be used to solve the world's problems or bring an end to the ever destructing path that man has chosen. For if such a power existed it would have presented itself today on my way through campus. Riding down 12th ave I noticed a college honey sunning herself with her top sitting next to her instead of on her body. She was lying prone, backside up and looking up in my direction. It was at this point I focused all my mental energy in her direction to impart a change in her body position and "incidentally" reveal herself. No dice. She did serve as a fantastic distraction for me as I navigate through students, delivery trucks and cars backing out of their parking spaces. I made it to work fine but possesed by the distraction that nearly qualified a nonsense theory. Life has been very good to me, but is it too much to ask for just a bit more every once and awile........

I had a last minute invite to join in on some dirt riding on Sunday. Bad a$$. Except for the slicker than ice hill climbs. This mud was glazed over something wicked. I'd get 3/4 of the way up then nothing but spin,then fishtail, then my a$$ on the ground. The afternoon eventually dried out and the riding became less of a sloppy disaster. It was good to be dirty...... What is the deal with all the quad riders ripping through the trails w/o helmets? Crazy people, that is nuts.

2 years of Ving Tsun (Wing Chun) and now I'm considering the art of joint locks such as Chin' Na which is probably impossible to find a local instructor, but nonetheless an effective form for defending against multiple attackers. Krav Maga is devestatingly effective especially when dealing with disarming an attacker. I am still very loyal to the art of Ving Tsun where a defensive move is also an offensive move therefore defeating the threat with economy of motion.

Good luck on the relocation, wherever you decide to go Danielle! I've worked for Mt Carmel and currently work for OSU. Mt Carmel was okay but the benefits were not that good. OSU has much better benefits with medical and free tuition but you do have to pay to park.

Put me down for most likely...... I may have time for a short ride before work.

RIP fallen rider.

Time/Place? I am usually on campus at 2:30 but I can come earlier. Are you doing any riding before or after?

Good for you, congrats!

Last night about 1am I came up on a mc in the ditch and no rider. The bike was still warm and a sneaker was sticking out from under the bike, again no rider. I called it in to see if the victim had been transported by EMS to see if I should keep looking for him. No EMS runs out this way and no other calls came in. OSP was dispatched to the scene and I started looking. If I didn't see it I would never believe it, and my camera phone would not take a picture in the dark so take my word for it. Over 100 yards of scattered bike pieces and gore. It was like anatomy all over again. All the parts were inside parts, ie: liver,lung, intestines, heart, and brain. My heart was pounding hard as I found the other sneaker 100 yards away. I prepared myself for what I may see and how it would forever change me, you can't "un see" something. Once the image is there it's permanent. Deep breath and keep looking. Now the OSP arrives and informs me that the rider was taken to the hospital by a local resident. With flashlight in hand the trooper reconstructs the scene. Impact site was obvious, like someone exploded a paint can on the ground. 20 yards to the right in a ditch was the front part of the deer, 50 yards to the left was the back half and bike parts leading to the bike in the ditch. He stated he had never seen this before. The trooper at the hospital radioed the trooper at the scene to validate the riders story about the deer impact. "Oh, it was a deer" "and you need to get out here and see this" "on my way". The bike was a red honda 2003 1000R. If the rider is on here he needs to tell us how he kept the mangeled bike upright as far as he did. Rider had a helmet and gloves as they were left at the scene and he was talking to the trooper at the ED so hopefully all is well with him. BE SAFE! Watch out for the deer.......

Not out too far, probably anywhere around Columbus.

Welcome man!