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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.

CRIKEY.....

How in the heck could they not have caught that...???? Lol... Terrible situation, but that's funny.

I'm kinda hit and miss when it comes to seatbelts, but the point of my comment is that to "check" if you're wearing seatbelts is not a sufficient reason to be pulled over. If you're in a state where seatbelt laws are a primary law, you can certainly be pulled over and ticketed for an observed violation, but being pulled over simply to "check" don't cut it. If you were initially stopped for speeding and he let ya go,.....that makes more sense.

.....He pulled you over to "check if you were wearing your seatbelts"...??? OH, Hell No.... A man went looking for America and couldn't find it anywhere.

Got a title transferred to my name today. Took about 15 minutes from the time I hit the door on the way in, 'till I hit the door on the way out. I picked up a Honda CT110,...cool little trail bike.

Too Cool !!!

I'd like anyone who knew me to feel that the world was just a little bit better place for my being there.

I WON !!! I bought a raffle ticket for $20 for a chance to go nuts and run through the warehouse (20,000 sq. ft.) for two minutes and take all I could carry....and I won ! Boy...that two minutes went by in a blink, and the boxes were all labelled individually, but no labels large enough to read without stopping to focus in. Anyhoo, I did the best I could, and ended up with 16 boxes of premium cigars. They had to ring them out of the warehouse as if they were a sale to not screw up their inventory system, and the total came to $2177. That, and the 160 cigars I got as a normal part of Cigarnival (VIP tickets), means I won't be buying any cigars for a while. When I get home I'll post some pics and a link to the video they took.

Just got here and set up. Event starts at 5. I checked out the link for the "Big Smoke" event in Vegas, and it looks a bit pricey. for a $500 ticket you get 25 premium smokes.. For the $540 the wife spent for the two tickets here, we'll end up walking away with about 160 premium cigars. I may get a box of Drew Estates as well, which would pretty much keep me supplied until next year. Certainly something to consider, but I'm kind of a cheapskate. Heck, I even discouraged the wife from buying tickets to see the Rolling Stones at $600 a pop. She seemed to understand......kinda.....

Heading out to Cigarnival in the morning. Got the motorhome all loaded up, ready to leave before sunup. Should take about 10 hours or so. I'll try to get some pics to post when I get back.

If ya put wings on my first gen,.....I know she'd fly.

No, we don't. .....Are the second gens restricted to "slow lane only"??? Or do they allow them in the passing lane.....

I have had parts fall off all my bikes. My Honda 350, 450 750 and Kaw 900z1.. but not YET has anything fallen off my GW. Not saying it wont. Short of dirt bikes that I've broken parts off of,....I can't remember EVER having parts fall off of any of my bikes. Sounds like you need to start using Loc Tite to keep the loosey goosey at bay.

I've not been to that Cabela's yet, even though I pass it every day on my way to and from work. I've been told it's not so great when compared to the store in West Virginia. What'd you think of it....???

The link wouldn't work for me.

Best of luck to ya !

Wow!!! I think I'd have to move to another state. Here in Ohio BMV isn't too bad. I usually try to go in mid week and am in and out quickly. Hope it works out for ya.

Went with the wife to see the musical "Wicked" at the Ohio Theater in Columbus. Great show. Having never read the book, it wasn't at all what I expected. It puts one heck of a twist on the Wizard of Oz tale. I highly recommend it to anyone who gets the chance to see it.

She did point out one of the blue ones....I wonder if it was yours. She liked the blue color scheme, and I did too, but I've always been partial to black cherry.

In NE Pennsylvania, there's a "Simpler Times Museum" on scenic Route 6 near Titioute that is worth seeing. BTW, I enjoyed our brief conversation while the wife was checking out the pond. Godspeed, ...have a safe and enjoyable trip.

The wife and I took the ride up to Oberlin to check out what was going on for MD 2013 and she (and I) really liked the look of some of the second gens that we saw there. She said " we should get one of those". After years of saying how much she liked our first gen, she's definitely open to a newer bike. Having said that, I couldn't imagine EVER selling ol' blue....I love that bike. I told her that maybe next year we'd look for a second gen. It'd have to be a looker, preferably the ? black cherry ? color scheme, with plenty of safety chrome, with a big comfy back seat for her. Any thoughts on which years I should be looking for? I don't know that I'm ready to buy right now, unless I came across just the right bike. (I'd prefer to pay cash), but if anyone becomes aware of one for sale, keep me in mind. Location isn't that important....I'd be open to flying out and riding back for the right bike. I'd keep riding the first gen, but when she want's to go with me, I'd ride the second gen. As much as I love the performance, reliability and comfort of ol'blue, I gotta admit,....those are some sharp bikes.