demitrix

Which bike did you order the Power Commander 5 for?

I worked with a Tobias for a while, his two brothers were named Telemachus and John.

I've loved my Scorpion Exo-700, for the price its a great helmet.

You can do one buffalo as a sentence in the form "[You] Buffalo!" telling someone bully. I haven't tried more than 8 but I assume it can be done I just get confused with 8 so anything more would be a mindfuck.

I think the most versatile word in the English language is Buffalo.

This is a perfectly valid sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

THE buffalo FROM Buffalo WHO ARE buffaloED BY buffalo FROM Buffalo, buffalo (verb) OTHER buffalo FROM Buffalo.

Also any amount of 'buffalo's in a sentence is grammatically correct, be it 1 or 8.

Damn, I saw this thread and thought, I can win with La-, then I saw all the La-a posts and that ruined that idea. Very seriously though my ex worked in some schools and one of the students names was La-.

Been stuck at work every day its been nice. Is it bad to say I've considered quitting lol.

Already mentioned but the AppleTV2+JB+XBMC is the way to go. I have the same setup here, although mine works great. If you go that route rip the movies into x264/aac with a Matroska container. The aTV with xbmc eats them up.

another +1 for wild lights

Easton looks gorgeous with their xmas lights up too.

Start keeping a dream journal if you want to remember them. You can train your brain to recall each dream you have in a night, because you have anywhere from 2-5 dreams in a night. All you have to do is keep a journal next to your bed and when you wake up jot down anything you can remember from your dreams before you do anything else. Rinse and repeat. After a few weeks you'll start remembering more from each night.

I only use Shell and Sunoco in my R6. Last I heard they are the better local stations.

I have to reach London England (Top Gear)

I'm travelling with my friends Ben, Carlin, and my mom.

We don't have a vehicle cause I can't remember when i got honked at last.

We do however have an attack helicopter from Saints Row III

Unfortunately I have to kill my friend Ben.

Awesome video

Did it actually hit him? You can hear a scuffing sound at 0:53

Not uncommon for our year or R6, several times I've been riding and I feel something start tapping my back to reach back and feel my seat flipped up hitting my back. First ride this year I went out and was doing about 60 when I felt one solid tap and watched in my mirror as my seat went flying 30 feet into the air and spinning down the road after me. I found it but it was a lil banged up.

Hit the 555, for a bit, too much traffic though.

man wish bills weren't do this week or I would scoop this up

Move to a city which allows it?

...once your body produces antibodies to the HIV it's immune to the virus. there are no know diseases that ever re-emerge after the antibodies do their job...

I'm sorry if I misunderstood this, but you're saying that once you develop antibodies, you no longer have symptoms? If so, what about herpes? You acquire the virus, develop antibodies, and still have reoccurring outbreaks. Antibodies only suppress a virus, that does not mean it can not lie dormant for a time then become active again.

How much weight did that linex add? I've heard it's pretty heavy stuff

7lbs/sq ft

A friend of mines father rides the ST, he likes it a lot. This might be a good place to start.

http://www.st-owners.com/

Think I took this the day I brought her home.

2008 Ninja 250.

If you're just hearing kind of a valvetrain noise, that's totally normal at/just around idle under load. There is absolutely nothing wrong with letting the clutch out at idle speed on any bike. Don't listen to internet ricers that tell you to rev to 2000rpm just to get moving, that's retarded and will only accelerate wear. Your shifting issue sounds like a problem. I'd agree with Hellmutt and suspect a bent fork, but give it a look. Might just be a worn detent or something simple.

That being said all the 600s I've ridden have enough torque to easily keep up with traffic shifting at 3k or 4k rpm under light throttle. Obviously if you want to go faster, rev it more.

Never said anything about slipping it on the start, what I'm saying is that a 600 doesn't have the ass to cruise at 1000rpm. In town I rarely see 5k on the tach, but I also keep it over 2k to keep it rolling.

well my brand new Ninja 250 made the same noise when it was too close to stalling out. Its possible your valves do need adjusted but I think 1000 rpm is just too low to run the bike at.