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Great Price. I picked up 6 cans today. If you spend $25 or more you get a free hat. It's a pretty nice hat too, so be sure to ask for one.

Just got home I live about an hour North of Columbus, but work down that-a-way most days. I'd be happy to take a look if ya still need me to. Feel free to call or pm me. My number is listed in my member info.

Hey Gary.... I may be interested in the trailer. I need another project like I need a hole in the head, but if the price is right, what the hey.... I live just a little ways South of you, so the location thing works for both of us.

I came across this on Columbus, OH Craigslist. Possible TRADE or SALE - RUSSIAN ASULT VEHICLE (SW Franklin Co.) http://images.craigslist.org/00b0b_fF89bbDMCLn_600x450.jpg http://images.craigslist.org/00b0b_fF89bbDMCLn_50x50c.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/00u0u_2XAxckeYXBl_50x50c.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/00f0f_7DR4XbEzEgb_50x50c.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/00B0B_hN4hp6GrrYh_50x50c.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/00D0D_edjGx9A68Dx_50x50c.jpghttp://images.craigslist.org/00u0u_eEoSyRPdVnH_50x50c.jpg For Sale is my Russian Made Assault Vehicle. It has Positive Traction, 4 speed transmission with REVERSE and has street legal lights installed on it. This Motor Cycle is Street Legal. This vehicle was originally designed to be a "Fast Attack" vehicle with a bed mounted Machine Gun. After the War, they were then utilized within the factory to carry parts throughout the shop. It is VERY VERY RARE and there are only two others in the US that I have knowledge of. However, parts for my Motor Cycle are readily available through many out lets. I would like to sell or trade my motor cycle. My asking price is Best Offer. I also would consider trades for a Large Cruiser, Triumph Bonnie, 4 X 4 vehicle or I may also take things that go Bang in on Trade. Please feel free to call or text me at 614-530-3132. I have a clear Ohio Title in my possession and it has current Ohio License Plates on it. Thank you.

SIPPO THE HIPPO FOUND!! (Canton) http://images.craigslist.org/00D0D_1sshf8qCGyi_600x450.jpg Police Stop Leads To Bizarre Arrest: Three people remain in custody after being arrested on Saturday morning following a traffic stop in Canton. In what was described by Lt. Paul Sullivan as "the most bizarre traffic stop" that he has seen in his 23 years on the force, Canton police responded to a report of a disabled vehicle traveling on Route 95. They came across the vehicle shortly after 2 a.m. traveling in the high-speed lane on the southbound side. "We spotted the green Hyundai Elantra traveling at approximately five miles-per-hour in the passing lane with a huge shower of sparks coming from the rear of the vehicle. As we got closer we noticed that the rear end of the vehicle was dragging on the ground due to the fact that there were no rear tires or axle on the vehicle," said Lt. Sullivan of the Canton Police. "After the vehicle pulled over, we approached it and found that the driver was not only drinking a can of beer, but that he was not wearing any pants and that he had urinated on himself." After not one, but two, brief foot chases, Francis Fasher, 45, of Foxboro, was placed under arrest. "There were also two female passengers in the back seat," stated Lt. Sullivan. "One of the females was asleep, partially clad. The other was extremely hysterical. At that time, we believed that she might have been under the influence of PCP, due to the fact that she claimed there were mice biting at her and climbing on her." Because of the size of the two women, police were unable to pull the women out of the rear doors of the vehicle. After members of the Canton Rescue Squad cut the roof off the vehicle, and with the help of a crane supplied by Shaugnessy Crane, the women were lifted out of the car. Police estimate the weight of each woman was between 300 and 450 pounds. Shortly after being extracted from the vehicle, the two women began arguing with each other and blows were thrown. At that point, police arrested 17-year-old Tina "Pebbles" Zonfrelli of Foxboro and 56-year-old Donna Dyers of Lynn. "We followed the drag marks and found that the axle and tires had separated from the vehicle some four miles back. The axle, wheels and tires were found in the parking lot of the Ancient Lounge located in Foxboro," stated Canton police officer James C. West. "At this time we believe that the three individuals had patronized the Ancient Lounge for the better part of the day, and that at closing time, they decided to continue the party at Mr. Fasher's apartment." Upon entering the vehicle, the combined weight of the occupants caused the axle and wheels to separate from the vehicle. "It is unbelievable that an individual could drive over four miles and not realize that there were no rear tires on the car," says West. During the search of the vehicle, police came up with an unexpected find. "The interior of the vehicle was very messy. There were beer cans, food wrappers, rib bones, and other rubbish in the car. Under the driver's seat we found a nest of mice. I guess she did see a mouse," West chuckled. Police charged Fasher with driving while intoxicated, indecent exposure, urinating in public, disturbing the peace, failure to stay in marked lanes, destruction of public property, assaulting a police officer, driving an unregistered motor vehicle, driving an uninsured motor vehicle, non-payment of child support, public intoxication, evading police, passengers not wearing seat belts, transporting lab animals without proper permits and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. "We've been after this guy for quite some time," said West. "Mr. Fasher is well known to us. He is a renowned transvestite, and he's been arrested a number of times for prostitution. In June of 1998, he was arrested six times in one week. In fact, three of those arrests occurred on one day." Fasher faces a number of complaints from business owners in Canton and charges have been filed against him by a number of citizens in the community. Four people have filed civil-damage lawsuits against him after their private property was damaged by Fasher. One person has alleged that he had sex with her prize-winning French poodle in her backyard. Jimmy Chan, owner of Golden Dong China Restaurant claims that he assaulted an employee and caused damages to his establishment. "He drink all morning," said Chan. "He get crazy. I tell him no more beer for you and he throw Pu-Pu platter at waitress. He a very bad man. He broke very expensive mirror!" James Marathos, owner of Marathos Carpets, alleges that he found Fasher sleeping in his store when he opened up for business one morning three weeks ago. "He broke in through the back door and passed out right here," said Marathos, pointing out the spot. "I threw him out but later I discovered that he had urinated all over our entire Persian rug collection, and I ended up with a cleaning bill for $2,600." Fasher is scheduled to appear in Norfolk County District Court on Monday morning.

Wishing you good luck and a speedy recovery.

Have fun,....ride safe my friend.

We'll be going back next year. We'd love to have some Venture riders join us. I'm just sayin'

That's going a bit too far. That suv could go a long way before those bikes could stop it. The driver had the right to do whatever was necessary to protect his family and himself. That would include crunching as many bikes as he had to, and may even require going over people if he had no other choice. Having said that, he would not have the right to act out of anger, or with wreckless disregard for the property or lives of others. He would only be able to do what he could to keep himself and family from being harmed / killed.

I don't care what started it. There's no excuse for such behavior from those punks. I think the suv driver would've been justified to throw it in reverse and back over a few more bikes, or do whatever it took to keep them away as long as possible by continuing to move. A mob of Billy Bad Ass punks who felt brave in their numbers. Sickening.

They finally posted the youtube video of the Cigar Dash. This is the first time I've seen it. Considering I'd been drinkin' all day, ...from lunchtime up to about a half hour before the dash (8:30) I didn't do too bad. They took me from outside, put a shirt over my head, then led me into the temperature / humidity controlled warehouse. It was actually pretty cool in there, compared to outside. In any case, they led me in, with the shirt over my head, so I had no idea what to expect when they took the shirt away. Anyhoo.....this is how it went. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx4o4DqztgQ]Cigarnival Cigar Dash 2013 - YouTube[/ame]

A guy walked into a Honda cycle dealership just to browse. Suddenly he spotted the most beautiful Goldwing that he had ever seen and walked over to inspect it. As he bent forward to feel the fine wide vinyl seat, an unexpected fart escaped him. Embarrassed, he anxiously looked around to see if anyone had noticed and hoped a sales person didn't pop up right now. But, as he turned back, there, standing next to him, is a salesman. With a pleasant smile he greeted him, "Good day, sir. How may we help you today?" Trying to maintain an air of sophistication and acting as though nothing had happened, he smiles back and asked, "Sir, what is the price of this Goldwing?" Still smiling, he replied, "Sir, I'm very sorry to say that if you farted just by touching it, you are going to ***** when you hear the price!

I doubt anyone would be upset if the joke was about GW. I'm just sayin'.

Good deal. It's a big relief to finally sell something that needs to go. When I sold my old GMC Motorhome, I was practically giggling as I watched it drive away. Glad it worked out for ya.

I never knew the fund existed. I just sent five smackers.

Well, I went ahead and did it. I bought an '06 Black Cherry Second Gen. I must say, it's an absolutely gorgeous bike, and the Black Cherry / Chrome look has always been my favorite. I'm planning on keeping my 87 as well, since I do love that bike, and although I've only put 80 miles on the second gen, my first impressions are: I like that the first gen has a tach/ temp/ voltage gauge(s) and shift position indicator. I LOVE the performance of the first gen. Although it's kinda apples and oranges, the first gen has a much sportier feel. I LOVE the look of the second gen. I think the brakes are better. Not nearly as powerful as Ol' Blue, but no slouch either. I like that it's lower, and thus easier to mount / dismount. I like the pillow style seat. Very comfortable. I like the floorboards for touring, although the heel / toe shifter takes a bit of getting used to. As of yet I've not noticed much difference with the fork mounted fairing, although it steers a bit heavier. Haven't found low speed handling to be an issue. Haven't heard any sign of the whine I've read so much about. I think I'll be torn between the bikes. Planning on Black Cherry for two up riding with the wife, and Ol' Blue for solo riding, when riding with my friends so I can be sure to maintain the status of fastest bike. lol... What I think it comes down to is that they're both fantastic bikes.

Buddy of mine's been through it at age 40, and now at 50, he's back on top and doing better than ever. Hang in there, work hard and don't do anything stupid, and you'll be OK....just have to get through the hard times. If ya think about it, it's the hard times that make us who we are. Best of luck to ya.

You're not putting them in upside down are you...??? Most seals are directional. I'm certainly no guru on the subject, but when I replaced them on my 87, once I got the right seals, it was a pretty cut and dried install, with no issues, and I do have a small nick in one of the tubes, but it hasn't been a problem. Hope ya get it resolved.

Hey....that's only about 15 miles from me. What exactly is it ?

LOL I don't get the whole Miley Cyrus thing.....the gal does nuthin' for me.

I was hoping to be able to use greenboard, because it's cheap and I like the finished look, plus I wouldn't have to worry about trimming the seams. As far as the corrosive gases, I use combustion blowers from hvac equipment. They can take the corrosive aspects, but the moisture kills them after about 5 years. Fortunately, I have an endless supply. The cool thing is that they're 230 volt, but when I run them at 120 volt, they run slow and quiet, and draw just enough to remove the "stinky", but not fast enough to be noisy or draw too much cold air into the loo in Wintertime. As a side note....my cabin is on the grounds of an old dynamite factory. The ruins are evident everywhere,...on the flats, and even on the sides of the mountains. The area was chosen because the high humidity lessened the likelyhood of accidents. Looks like there were lots of small structures. The last of the buildings were torn down in '57. That aside, it's a picturesque area. You can drink from the streams worry free. It's near Sinnemahoning, PA, off of Wykoff run rd.

Here's the situation: I'm building a new outhouse at the family cabin in North Central PA. The old outhouse has been there for 25 years, and has attracted enough ants / bees that it's time to tear it down and put up a new one. It sits atop a 750 gallon concrete holding tank. I put in a small exhaust fan that draws through the poo hole and exhausts out the vent, so it's actually an odor free experience when used. Here's the question. If I drywall the new outhouse with greenboard, will I have issues with the drywall breaking down over time, ....considering it's always quite humid up there, and in the Winter, we only heat the outhouse when we're there. I'm not sure how the extended cold periods in the Winter, and the high humidity year round will affect the drywall.

Is there a place to park a motor home? Myself, the wife and a couple of friends may be able to make it if we have a convenient "home base mothership".

Voted Mostest Cutest.

My cousin has had a POS 81 Harley for a few years now, and after a lot of heartbreak and $$$, has finally taken my advise to sell it. I've been telling him what a great, and affordable bike my first gen is and that he should get rid of the Harley and get a Venture. I told him I'd find him one, just let me know when he's ready. Well, he went to a dealer and found an 87 Aspencade that he traded straight up for the Harley. No doubt the Honda is a fine bike,....but it's not a Venture. At least he moved in the right direction. The Aspencade he got is Champagne colored.....I'll have great fun telling him his bike is PINK.....lol The saga continues, but at least I'll be comfortable that the Goldwing will get him to where he wants to go and back home again.