Redneck
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I hate to hear that we will keep him in our thoughts and I hope all goes well for him.
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lemon yellow would be the perfect color for a first gen.:rotf::rotf:
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I don't know how low it will go with demand dropping like a rock. I don't think it will get below the mid 2s for long. It really depends on the economic news over the next few months many people are afraid to spend money with the financial market uncertainty.
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Well at least that would give that first gen one piece with 20th century technology.
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Belonged to squidly hu did they look like a parachute without the cords.
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Were they chrome?
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Thats a normal everyday thing isn't it you know parts falling off a first gen.
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Great to see some honorable young men you should be proud tell them thanks for their service we greatly appreciate them.
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Some people have all the luck.
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Let me recommend an investment buy and read a book called how to stop worrying and start living by Dale carnegie. I guarantee it will be the best investment you have made in a long time. Ramona is a big girl she understands the anniversary is the important part and weather you eat steak or hot dogs doesn't matter.
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The way I approach situations is to asses the situation consider all possible actions take the action I think is best then forget about it and move on with life. The constant worrying over something you have no control over will cause more damage to your health and mental well being than any amount of money is worth. There are much worse thing than being broke count your blessings and go for a ride. To quote some Jamaican dude don't worry be happy.
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Just quit looking at your investments and pretend you don't even have them. There isn't anything you can do about it so there is no reason to worry about it. You are on a train ride if you jump off now you will get run over so just sit back and enjoy the ride. you have not lost anything unless you sell.
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I was thinking the same thing. I lurked here for a while and was amazed at what people would do for people they did not know and may never meet. I joined and quickly assumed my position as the official first gen harassment officer. This sight renewed my faith in mankind a better group of people does not exist even the first gen riders are not all that bad.
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I wonder if they practiced. That was an awesome display thanks for posting it.
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Buy a second gen and ride.
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Have a good time and don't worry how much damage could we do?
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Its way to late to jump off the train now. I have managed to stay debt free. I have seen this degree of failure in the oilfield in the early 80's and it made a major impression on me at a young age. I saw people loose everything in a matter of months its not a pretty sight. This could be a long hard road but it will get better. I feel for the people who are nearing retirement and am wishing them the best of luck.
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Exactly my point you don't need 2 or 3 or 4 just one good one will do the job.
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Holly sheep dip. A second genner would have just whipped out his jack knife and carved up some snake kabobs. I can just see you now standing on top of the crapper squealing as your secretary comes to the rescue.:rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf: Sorry froggy I could not resist.
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Running into that gravel could be bad for your health. Stay safe on your trip and enjoy.
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It depends on your vehicle the type of driving you do and the quality of oil you use the environment it runs in is also a determining factor.How many miles do you want to get out of it? If you drive short distances and don't get the engine up to operating temperature on a regular basis you will need to change it more often. With most vehicles these days and the quality of oil and filters 5k will be no problem.
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I would expect nothing less from a government employee.:rotf: That thing does hall ass.
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Squidly installed one of those high output stators and the best I remember it burned up a connector you might want to check with him. It sounds like a connection problem to me.
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Lacquer thinner will wipe it right off do not use the thinner on clear plastic pieces. You will need to re wax it afterward because the thinner will remove the wax as well.
